In the code, you reference results_node_link and search_zoom_lvl columns in the gProximity table. However, your install file does not include these columns. Once I added the columns to the database I was able to get gProximity to INSERT its records.

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greenskin commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

The install file does include these columns in an update function. You need to run update.php and that will add the columns to the table.

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sgdev commented

I see ... however if I'm installing it for the first time, why would I have to run update? It should install the baseline as well as any update patches, just like other modules do.

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greenskin commented

When an initial install is performed, the install function is run and all existing update functions, thus making the module current.

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greenskin commented

I was looking more into this and I think my understanding about updates is wrong and when a module is initially installed it doesn't actually run the update functions but does mark the module as being updated, so I am reopening this issue to incorporate the changes made in the update functions.

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greenskin commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active
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greenskin commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Fixed.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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