after adding vimeo field in node -> i get

"Fatal error: Call to undefined function file_create_path() in /xxx/vimeo/vimeo.module on line 499"

maybe helpful:
http://drupal.org/node/1175312

CommentFileSizeAuthor
#6 vimeo.module.txt33.55 KBmagicmyth
#6 vimeo-drupal7-initial-port-1280734-6.patch9.38 KBmagicmyth

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sachbearbeiter’s picture

sachbearbeiter commented

i'm not a programmer - so sorry i can't solve the problem for myself - is somebody working at this? bounty?

thanks + br sachbearbeiter

sachbearbeiter’s picture

sachbearbeiter commented

no progress on this?

thelonelyghost’s picture

thelonelyghost commented

Relevant (see #3 before summary table). This node suggests the function is still in Drupal 6 syntax.

I'm just now reviewing the code so that I can offer my services as a maintainer. Patch will be posted as soon as I'm done.

sachbearbeiter’s picture

sachbearbeiter commented

thanks :)

jibus’s picture

jibus commented

Any news ? =)

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magicmyth commented
Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Needs review
StatusFileSize
new vimeo-drupal7-initial-port-1280734-6.patch9.38 KB
new vimeo.module.txt33.55 KB

I've just run into this while porting a site from Drupal 6 to 7. Seems Drush will grab a copy from GIT master when upgrading which contains a started but not functional port of the module. Since I needed a stop gap to cover this temporarily I've furthered the development to the point where the module no longer crashes a site and will render a basic vimeo iframe.

I will not be further developing this module as it has been succeeded by others (Media, Video Embed Field). I'm just simply sharing my stop gap measure for upgrading sites.

Since I imagine less experience site admins with no or little experience with GIT (but using Drush) might want this to solve their initial upgrade I'm also attaching the edited module file as well as a patch. Make sure to remove the .txt extension and place it in your vimeo module folder after download.