Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.created a new attribute for project status and also a project in that status, nevertheless can't filter projects by that status because it doesn't show up in filter's select options (also the project doesn't show up anywhere as far as I can tell)
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Comment #1
Magnity commentedDuplicate of #378588: Adding and removing attributes to STORM content types (although this issue was older, that issue has more discussion on it).
Comment #2
Magnity commentedLooks like there is still an issue with this in that categories do not show up in project filters.
(Decided against duplicate tag on review of other issue).
Comment #3
Magnity commentedIt looks like the reason is that Storm differentiates between the domains
"Project category"and"Project category search"- one is used for the allowed values, and one is used for the allowed values to search by. The idea is that this can allow searching by groups of attributes etc.However, I can see that this can be a bit confusing to users! (It took me a while to work it out!).
I have added new attributes under the name
"project category search"to match the default project category attributes (http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=210008). This requires a small database update. Users that added categories should also add these under the domain"project category search"to allow them to be filtered by.This also applies similarly for other fields - there is generally a similar domain with
" search"on the end that deals with the filters.