I'm quite new to drupal - but am an experienced joomla user so I'm getting round it ok, but...

when I enable the phplist integration module in administer:modules I get the following warning....

warning: Missing argument 1 for phplist_menu() in /home/sites/scenepool.co.uk/public_html/sites/all/modules/phplist/phplist.module on line 53.

when i click on phplist in site configuration(/admin/settings) the page reloads with the url /admin/settings/phplist but looks the same as /admin/settings

I'm using drupal 6.4, phplist-2.10.5 and phplist-6-1.x-1.0.tar
I've a nice shiney new installation of everything
I've setup phplist fine, using the same mysql database username and password as my drupal installation (on the same server)
$installation_name = 'ScenePool Mailing List';
$table_prefix = "phplist_";
$usertable_prefix = "phplist_user_";
I've completed all installation tasks and created lists and activated them in phplist

I'm not sure how to check if
"- the phpList database must be accessible from this (the Drupal) server on port 3306"
so that might be the problem

your help please sir.

b

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benjarlett’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

oh.. sorry.. I worked it out.. needed to configure permissions... newbie error

telmad’s picture

How did you fix it?
I got the same issue. Can you share it to spare all the newbies out there this problem?

Thank you

telmad’s picture

Status: Closed (fixed) » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Can you share the fix with us please?

telmad’s picture

Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Active

Ok does anyone else (developers) know how to solve this problem?

paulbeaney’s picture

Hi telmad,

Sorry, but it's really not clear what the problem posted by benjarlett relates to - was it unix file permissions, MySQL access permissions?? I would hazard a guess that it was the latter - these problems are *always* down to database configuration errors and/or an error in the phpList database information being entered in the phpList module admin page.

Regards,

- Paul

jackread’s picture

Hi Paul,

I'm having the same problem right now. Just uploaded the module to a new drupal 6 site and tried to enable it.

All the other modules I've been adding have gone in just fine...

paulbeaney’s picture

Hi,

Did you download the DEV version rather than the 6.1? The DEV one is the one to be using... Benjarlett never gave any further information on the problem they fixed themselves, so I've never been sure exactly what the problem was in the first place. Makes it tricky to provide helpful answers I'm afaid!

Regards,

- Paul

jackread’s picture

great... that fixed it.

paulbeaney’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Closing.

sulario’s picture

Status: Closed (fixed) » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Hi

I'm having the same problem

warning: Missing argument 1 for phplist_menu() in /home/cnpdia/public_html/modules/phplist/phplist.module on line 53.

I'm using drupal 6 and phplist 6.x-1.0 [not dev]
I'm afraid of using dev version as it's not recommended...

pls tell me if it's safe to use the dev version for my site.

I'm very beginner in drupal.

Thanks

paulbeaney’s picture

Hi sulario,

Please see this note on the project page:

Note for Drupal 6 release - please use the development version for now as this is still in a work in progress.

Drupal doesn't seem to let you "unrecommend" a release once it's in place, but the DEV version is definitely the latest and stable. I'll be releasing it to D6-1 shortly, but you won't have any problems with it if you install it straight away.

Regards,

- Paul

benjarlett’s picture

Sorry I thought this issue thing would email me for some reason... duh.... yeah I switched to using the DEV and it worked for me, should have said in my reply I know.

benjarlett’s picture

Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)

closed

iceeyes’s picture

I got the same problem. Could someone tell me how to fix it please? Thanks a lot!

paulbeaney’s picture

Hi,

Please confirm that you are using the DEV version (see #12).

Regards,

- Paul