the features module (amongst others) is located in profiles/openaid/modules
however the install process does not pick this up. i note that there is an openaid.profile file in profiles/openaid - are there any instructions on how to run this in order to get an openaid install properly configured?
On the first page of the install process, you should have a choice between "Standard," "Minimal" and "OpenAid" install profiles. Did you choose OpenAid there and still don't have Features enabled? Or did you not have OpenAid as an option?
After you've completed the initial Drupal install, I don't believe there's any way to go back and use the OpenAid profile without starting over with a fresh database.
I think it's possible to set your distro as the default by implementing a hook_form_alter in the .install file, no? It was in D6 at least. That would be a bummer if we lost that feature.
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Comment #1
threequarks commentedthe features module (amongst others) is located in profiles/openaid/modules
however the install process does not pick this up. i note that there is an openaid.profile file in profiles/openaid - are there any instructions on how to run this in order to get an openaid install properly configured?
Comment #2
sreynen commentedHi Dawnstar,
On the first page of the install process, you should have a choice between "Standard," "Minimal" and "OpenAid" install profiles. Did you choose OpenAid there and still don't have Features enabled? Or did you not have OpenAid as an option?
After you've completed the initial Drupal install, I don't believe there's any way to go back and use the OpenAid profile without starting over with a fresh database.
Comment #3
threequarks commentedsorry about that - i missed that completely. i just hit "save and continue" and of course it went on and did a standard install.
perhaps this is a good place to raise that as maybe an issue - that the openaid profile should be selected by default?
or perhaps, at the very least, maybe the openaid profile option should be highlighted to make it more obvious.
btw - re-ran the install - seriously impressed with the amount of features you have packed in - awesome!
Comment #4
sreynen commentedUnfortunately selecting OpenAid as the default install isn't an option, because custom code isn't loaded that early in the install process.
Comment #5
gregglesI think it's possible to set your distro as the default by implementing a hook_form_alter in the .install file, no? It was in D6 at least. That would be a bummer if we lost that feature.
Comment #6
kid_icarus commentedThanks for re-opening this @greggles!
This should be fixed. I also just went ahead and removed other install profile options as they only cause confusion.
Committed to master, see af08dfc.
Comment #7
kid_icarus commented