I'll preface all the rest of this by saying: maybe I'm just dense. PLEASE this is NOT a request for anyone to fix my issue. This is a request to find the information so that I can fix it myself. I am NOT accusing any Drupal code of having any bugs and I am NOT blaming my issues on anyone. I just want to be able to find out where I should be reading for more information.
I'm on Drupal 6.8 here and I'm receiving user complaints that OpenID login is not working. I did some searching on the messages one of them received and found information about this very issue on the 5.x version of the module. There's a patch there, but it's not a patch for 6.x. I have so far failed to find any information about the OpenID module since it got rolled into Core, except for mentions and requests for modifications to this 5.x patch for use with 6.x, all in the page for the OpenID module which, of course has no mention of 6.x or any ability to mark an issue or support request as being for a 6.x version.
Drupal.org search doesn't provide anything about the new Core version of the OpenID module. Not in the first four pages of search anyway, but I'd hope that I wouldn't have to dig that far to find documentation about the current version.
Any pointers as to where I should be looking and where I should be asking and describing my actual problem if that fails?
Obviously I must just be dense. Because I know no one working on Drupal is stupid enough to think that modules that get rolled into Core no longer have questions or issues. I really must be overlooking something obvious, but I've been overlooking it for about four hours a day for the last three days, so I'm gonna be "that guy" and ask the stupid question.
Thanks for your indulgence,
Steve
Hi Steven,
The issue queue is a little harder to use once a module gets into core. (That doesn't explain why search didn't return meaningful results.)
Here is how to get to where you need to go in the queue.
1. Go to: http://drupal.org/project/issues/search/drupal 2. In the "components" filter, select, "openid.module". The selections in that filter are sorted by alpha in groupings, so keep scrolling down to find openid.module, it IS there. 3. I'd recommend that in the "Status filter, you everything (it is a multiselect) 4. Leave all the other filters blank 5. Click search
and voila, that should take you to the relevant issues like you are used to seeing in a contrib module's queue.
Good luck,
Shai Gluskin Content2zero http://content2zero.com
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 6:10 PM, Steven Scotten steves@splicer.com wrote:
I'll preface all the rest of this by saying: maybe I'm just dense. PLEASE this is NOT a request for anyone to fix my issue. This is a request to find the information so that I can fix it myself. I am NOT accusing any Drupal code of having any bugs and I am NOT blaming my issues on anyone. I just want to be able to find out where I should be reading for more information.
I'm on Drupal 6.8 here and I'm receiving user complaints that OpenID login is not working. I did some searching on the messages one of them received and found information about this very issue on the 5.x version of the module. There's a patch there, but it's not a patch for 6.x. I have so far failed to find any information about the OpenID module since it got rolled into Core, except for mentions and requests for modifications to this 5.x patch for use with 6.x, all in the page for the OpenID module which, of course has no mention of 6.x or any ability to mark an issue or support request as being for a 6.x version.
Drupal.org search doesn't provide anything about the new Core version of the OpenID module. Not in the first four pages of search anyway, but I'd hope that I wouldn't have to dig that far to find documentation about the current version.
Any pointers as to where I should be looking and where I should be asking and describing my actual problem if that fails?
Obviously I must just be dense. Because I know no one working on Drupal is stupid enough to think that modules that get rolled into Core no longer have questions or issues. I really must be overlooking something obvious, but I've been overlooking it for about four hours a day for the last three days, so I'm gonna be "that guy" and ask the stupid question.
Thanks for your indulgence,
Steve
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