after upgrading from 4.7 to 5.x-3.0 on a production site, my/files returns an empty page. after examining the query & tables for that view, i discovered that the {ec_recurring_expiration} table is empty, even after creating a new transaction. a manual query returns the files properly if i remove JOIN {ec_recurring_expiration} ere ON ere.vid = etp.vid AND ere.txnid = etp.txnid from the query.

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brmassa’s picture

brmassa commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Aaron,

i just published the new version of this module on eC4 CVS, fixing many of the bugs. take a look.

cheers,

massa

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.

Phillip Mc’s picture

Phillip Mc commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

(reopening this issue because version 4 isn't ready for a production site yet).

I'm having the same problem with version 5.x-3-dev...i.e. ec_recurring_expiration table isn't being populated. Did you find a solution ?

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Phillip Mc commented

I notice the ec_recurring_expiration table isn't getting set with the correct vid, rid and status field values...

I'm using the workaround you mentioned...i.e. hacking the file module to ignore the JOIN {ec_recurring_expiration} call but it would be useful to know if anyone else has actually identified where the problem is.

Version 4 is nearly ready for production site usage..so I'm trying to patch up version 3.x-dev to production site level.