I have just installed the version for 5.x-1 and am able to successfully click on the link which embeds phpgedview in my drupal installation. The problem is that the map user link on the admin panel of the module produces an error...

user warning: Table 'phpgedview.users' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM users ORDER BY u_username in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 167.

Match Drupal usernames to the related username in PhpGedView. Anyone with a blank value will be treated as a nonauthenticated user in PhpGedView.

The install file only created one table in my Drupal database called phpgedview_user_map-

Thanks for the great work,

Bobby

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karens’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

I just released a new version that makes a lot of changes to the way the integration is handled and the documentation. I am hoping it will fix most or all of the outstanding problems, so please try it out. I'm going to mark them fixed and let people start new issues for any problems that come up with the new release.

valjean90’s picture

I just installed PhpGedView5.x-1.0 for Drupal 5.0 and I also have this same problem.

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)
silurius’s picture

Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

Just launched a Drupal 5.1 site and encountered this same issue. I can get into the user mapping area, but was only able to map two users. All others have valid pgv username dropdowns, but the selection does not "stick" for some reason.

silurius’s picture

Just realized that I may be experiencing this issue because this is the second Drupal site I have pointed to the same pgv site/db.

Noting this, I am thinking that my pgv db is simply ignoring Drupal's request to map those same users again?

silurius’s picture

Er, this second Drupal site is a replacement site, I should say. I am not attempting to map two different Drupal sites to one pgv database.

silurius’s picture

Version: 5.x-1.0-beta » 5.x-1.0

Bumping...

silurius’s picture

Category: bug » support

Would love some feedback on this issue. Moving to Support Requests.

andyscotuk’s picture

Title: Mapping users » Mapping users - partial solution

Great module and appreciate all the hard work getting us this far. However I can not map the users from Drupal into PHPgedview and get them to stick. When I browse the phpgedview_user_map table there are lots of false values like "submit", "o" and others which suggest the PHP code that inserts values is not working properly. I got round this problem by using phpadmin to look at the user ids in Drupal and PHPGedview and then manually inserting rows into the phpgedview_user_map table. I also deleted all the false values.

karens’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

The PhpGedView maintainers wanted this code moved to their repository, which is why there are no files here any more. I removed all the code from this project at their request. All further work must be done in the PhpGedView repository.

I'm closing the remaining issues and unpublishing the project page.