Super Search gives great results, but the section links on the right-hand side go to nodes which I don't have access to. For example, clicking on one of the "SoPW" links takes me to node 115 (according to the URL in my browser) or node 2294 (according to the node header), which displays the following error:

Permission Denied
You don't have access to that node.
Tough beans.

But clicking on the "Seekers of Perl Wisdom" link in the navigation near the top of the page takes me to node 479 (according to the node header).

The problem seems to exist for the other section links given by Super Search, as well.

(Sorry if this is a known problem, but I couldn't find any related nodes.)

--PotPieMan

In reply to Super Search outputs links I don't have access to by PotPieMan

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