I have a node type A and node type B. The relationship between them is:
- one node of type A can have multiple child nodes of type B
- a B-node can have only one parent of type A
- a B-node cannot have any children
... a typical one-to-zero-one-or-many relationship
I have the "Enforce Parental Rules" checkbox checked in relativity advanced settings. The description of this checkbox says "If checked, nodes cannot be created without a parent if they require a parent to exist."
Nevertheless I can create a node of type B without any problems and nothing stops me from doing this.
Is this a bug or I am doing something not right?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #6 | relativity.patch | 786 bytes | tacituseu |
| #3 | relativity.module.patch | 862 bytes | jhedstrom |
Comments
Comment #1
kirilius commentedAny comments here? To me this seems a serious bug or malfunction.
Comment #2
Daryljames commentedI'm seeing exactly the same thing have you found a fix?
Comment #3
jhedstromAttached is a patch that seems to have fixed the issue. It seems that the loop through where this is checked was using the human readable type name rather than the machine name. Note, the patch is for the dev version.
Comment #4
carbo18 commentedThis patch still doesn't seem to solve the issue with the dev version or any 5.x version.
Comment #5
folkertdv commentedIt did the trick here. Neat patch.
Applied the patch, went to the Advanced Settings page, made sure "Enforce Parental Rules" was checked, submitted the Advanced Settings, and afterwards node/add/[enforced type] was no longer authorized.
(using the latest 5.x dev)
Comment #6
tacituseu commentedStill present in 5.x-2.5, re-rolled with minor changes
Comment #7
tacituseu commentedComment #8
jonhattannot an issue in 6.x