Closed (fixed)
Project:
EventFinder
Version:
master
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Code
Priority:
Critical
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Support request
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Created:
6 Jun 2005 at 14:17 UTC
Updated:
18 Feb 2008 at 16:33 UTC
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While just allowing search by node type, I can't find any event. The only ones I can see are those I have created in "my event". I'm using your latest cvs and the latest event stable release. I know eventfinder was running with the previous event stable release, i.e before the add of the ical add-on. regards, eric.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #8 | CONFIGURE.txt | 6.11 KB | Anonymous (not verified) |
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Comment #1
Anonymous (not verified) commentedComment #2
tdog commentedI'm having the same issue. I believe, also related is that the "host an event" tab returns nothing.
This seems to be because in eventfinder.module within the function ef_host_event() a call to the event_is_enabled($type) function always returns false. I can't seem to dig any deeper than this without getting really confused though.
Comment #3
Anonymous (not verified) commentedOkay, I'm taking a look into this right now but having trouble reproducing the problem on my end. It could very possibly be an integration issue with the event module, so everybody please double check to make certain you have the latest version of events installed.
One thing about the MyEvents tab, you have to have a) event enabled node types on your drupal site and b) permission to create event enabled nodes for anything to show up on that page. Please verify these 2 conditions are met.
Do any of the other search types work for you? I would be surprised to find out that only the node type search is not working.
M
Comment #4
ec commentedMichael, thanks for your answer. I made a fresh install with drupal 4.6.1, eventfinder CVS and event 1.122.2.12. The event module works fine. With eventfinder I can create an event, I confirm that I can find it with "my events". It is no problem but still can't do a anything "search events" ! eric.
Comment #5
tdog commentedTurns out that my cron.php was not running.
once I ran it the search worked fine. Thanks.
Comment #6
Anonymous (not verified) commentedThis problems appears to have been a configuration error and may possibly have been corrected by an earlier update to the code.
Comment #7
ec commentedTo be find with the "search events" a node type event enable must also be location enable otherwise it won't appears in the results ! This may be "by design" ??? regards, eric.
Comment #8
Anonymous (not verified) commentedThis behavior is by design. For EventFinder to find a content type, that content must be able to collect information and where and when it is going to occur.
I have written a more detailed set of configuration instructions I am including with this update. This goes over the definitions of what an event is as it pertains to EventFinder and how to configure a drupal site to properly search for events.
Comment #9
njehlen commentedI'm having what appears to be the exact same problem at
http://www.homefromiraqnow.org/eventfinder
I've gone through the solutions above, but nothing seems to have fixed it. I've created two events using the event finder, i've made sure locations are turned on for the event node i created with flexinode. I can tell there are events by looking in "myevents", but no searches turn up any results.
I've run cron.php manually, but that doesnt seem to have helped.
I think I've installed the latest event and eventfinder versions - i've tried several different versions tonight to try to get this to work. Each time I get an error that says:
user error: Table 'drupal.location_node' doesn't exist
query: SELECT n.nid AS nid FROM location_node a INNER JOIN node n ON a.nid = n.nid INNER JOIN event e ON n.nid = e.nid WHERE e.event_start > 1129965056 AND n.nid IN (34) AND n.type = 'flexinode-3' AND ((POW((69.1*-(a.longitude--71.111710)*cos(42.309998/57.3)),2)+POW((69.1*(a.latitude-42.309998)),2))<(10*10)) ORDER BY n.created DESC in /var/www/html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 66.
Thanks for your help - let me know if there's any other info I can post to help hunt down the problem.
Nick
Comment #10
agentrickardI am experiencing the same issue with the following installation:
Drupal 4.6.3
Event 1.122.2.23
EventFinder cvs
When using EventFinder 4.6.x, both the "/eventfinder" and "/admin/settings/eventfinder" pages would return blank; no errors; just died.
Moving to cvs version of EventFinder fixed that problem, but, like #9, the SearchEvents tab returns no results.
I have followed Configuration.txt and do have location and calendar enabled categories and nodes in the test database.
Comment #11
agentrickardSorry, also using location.module 4.6.x (both Location and EventFinder need version numbers in the module code!)
Comment #12
Anonymous (not verified) commentedNot sure what could be causing this problem, but am looking into this. Just wanted to let you know this is not being ignored.
M
Comment #13
ricabrantes commentedClosed.. Very long time without answers..
Comment #14
ricabrantes commented