Drupal 7.0 release running.
PHP 5.2.14/Mysql 5.1.44
Installed Views. Enabled Views.
When I went to run www.mysite.com/update.php it said:
"An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 200 Debugging information follows.
Path: http://www.mysite.com/update.php?id=1122&op=do StatusText: OK ResponseText:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function _drupal_initialize_schema() in
/users/home/me/mysite.com/web/public/sites/all/modules/views/views.install on line 277"
See attached screen capture for the update screen.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #10 | 1108932.patch | 506 bytes | dawehner |
| #9 | views.install.patch | 1.08 KB | wardv |
| issue.png | 108.1 KB | slimandslam |
Comments
Comment #1
dawehnerWhy would core run views_update_6000(), this really confused me.
Did you jumped from drupal5 to drupal7?
In general this seems to be a duplicate of #765364: views module Update field .views_display
There the update functions will get updated/removed because we don't need them here anymore.
Comment #2
slimandslam commentedThe database is an updated D6 so it might have some old stuff in it, but, if I ever had the views module installed before, it must have been years ago. I don't know why the D7 views module is updating anything.
Comment #3
slimandslam commentedComment #4
slimandslam commentedI don't see that this is a duplicate of the indicated issue. Please address THIS error message.
You call a function, _drupal_initialize_schema(), that does not exist anywhere in Drupal 7.
Comment #5
bojanz commented@dereine
Before upgrading to D7, you need to have the latest version of D6 + contrib modules, right?
So why are we even keeping the D6 code in there?
Comment #6
dawehnerI'm not sure anymore but afaik we wanted to require 6.x-2.x-11/12 before the update so we can remove a bunch of update functions.
Comment #7
merlinofchaos commentedIf you never had Views installed on D6, you don't need the update code to run. I recommend you skip the update.php stuff, disable the views module, uninstall it using the modules admin, and then re-enable it. That should get rid of all of the update issues for you.
Comment #9
wardv commentedThis bug should not have been closed, it still exists.
The comment in #7 does not help if you ever had views enabled in D5 or D6. In that case, you really need to run the updates.
I've attached a patch that removes the problematic updates (only) for people in this situation. It fixed the problems for us.
Comment #10
dawehnerYou know posting a patch somehow should use the rules of drupal codestyle etc. Sorry but these are sort of required.
Here is a proper patch for this issue.
Comment #11
dawehnerJust committed that patch