- Issue created by @AndyF
- Status changed to Closed: outdated
9 months ago 9:47am 7 July 2024 - 🇫🇮Finland sokru
Closing this outdated, since on 2.0.x it was only possible to use this module for node entity types. With 3.0.x branch it possible to use for other entity types, eg. taxonomy terms, so having
prevnext_enabled_entity_types
is required. - Status changed to Active
9 months ago 9:40am 10 July 2024 - 🇬🇧United Kingdom AndyF
Thanks @sokru! I'm using 3.x, and my config has
prevnext_enabled_entity_types: node: node prevnext_enabled_entity_bundles: node: page: page
There's no need for
prevnext_enabled_entity_types
becausenode
is already present withinprevnext_enabled_entity_bundles
if you see what I mean.Thanks!
- 🇩🇪Germany Anybody Porta Westfalica
@AndyF perhaps you could prepare a MR to remove it and make it clear by code?
- 🇬🇧United Kingdom AndyF
Thanks @anybody. I'd be happy to write the code, but there's enough open issues that are more important, I'd rather wait for them to get merged (to avoid both stealing time from them, and possible conflicts).
Just to make the suggestion crystal clear (hopefully), the following would indicate that prev/next is enabled for the
page
andarticle
bundle of thenode
entity type and thetags
bundle of thetaxonomy_term
entity type.prevnext_enabled_entity_bundles: node: page: page article: article taxonomy_term: tags: tags
Thanks