I am in the process of trying to use this module however when I create a new content type and activate the module within it I lose the title field. There appear to be a ton of patches that have been done since the last version and I was hoping that we could get an update.
Thanks In Advance
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Christopher Riley commentedJust a quick note. I discovered that it was the Views Bulk Operations module that is causing my title field to vanish when I create or edit a node hierarchy node now I just hope someone can lend a hand.
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johnbarclay commentedIs anyone actively developing this? Do you need comaintainers or specific tasks done? Module looks like it has a lot of potential.
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leszek.hanusz commentedsub
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bryancasler commentedBig Bump
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liam morlandMarking #1357404: Future of this project? as a duplicate of this one. There jonathan_hunt wrote:
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Courtney.B commentedI'm willing to test any patches and report back. This module is such a great tool, coming from a site builder's perspective.
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bryancasler commentedI asked Cybnext to post what they're using for production over here. http://drupal.org/node/1246558#comment-5313034
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Bartox commentedSub
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pbfleetwood commented+1
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danielb commented#8, and #9: There is no need to reply to a thread to subscribe to it. At the top of the page there is a big button marked "Follow" - use that instead.
I've not used this module before, but someone brought it up in another module's issue queue, so I was wondering about the future of this project as well. In addition to the book module, there are a number of modules in Drupal 7 that provide ways to create relationships between nodes (and other entities):
http://drupal.org/project/references
http://drupal.org/project/relation <-- this one specifically aims to replace other relationship modules
http://drupal.org/project/entityreference
http://drupal.org/project/eck
I am very hopeful one of these will emerge as *the* way to do node relationships in Drupal, as it is very hard for Developers to create modules that need to understand relationships without providing support for a whole bunch of modules.
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ronan commentedThanks everybody for hanging in there. Free time has been a bit lacking for me lately. The good news is that my company is starting to use the D7 version of Node Hierarchy a little more so I'll probably be able to justify some work hours on the project (like the patches I finally committed this morning). I probably won't make a full release of the D7 branch until it has been put through it's paces a little more.
Here's hoping we can pull this thing from the abandoned pile!
-r
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SebastienT commentedHow is the status of this module in D7? I used it in all my projects built in D6, so I was hoping I could still use it in D7...
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giorgio79 commentedPerhaps make it more generic,and call it Entity Hierarchy for D7.
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ressaI recently took over a project where Node Hierarchy was used. The original builder hadn't understood the concept, and was using both the Menu system and Node Hierarchy together, argh... But after cleaning up, and using only Node Hierarchy, I saw how the module handles the node hierarchy ordering and menu part quite nicely, which can otherwise be quite daunting for the ordinary user.
The only, very minor issue I had was with dragging and reordering the order of menu links, under
admin/structure/menu/manage/main-menu: I tried but couldn't drag the secondary menu item up to be number one, and thought the whole arrow GUI thing didn't work, and that I had to click "show link weights" and use the number system (-45, -44, etc.). In stead I could just pull menu item number one down below the secondary menu item.Anyway, that's a very minor issue. The module seems to works just fine, and will be used on a production site, so isn't it time to get an official release out for D7?
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Refineo commented+1 for the official D7 release however
there are still some critical bugs open for the version 7.x:
The list of critical bugs in version 7.x
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rooby commentedWhat is the current status of Drupal 7 version development?
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groovedork commentedThings still seem to happen in the git repository, although rarely.
To download the latest dev version, install Git on your computer, then open a terminal, and type..
git clone -b 7.x-4.x git://git.drupal.org/project/nodehierarchy.git