specific places it occurs are:
admin->site building->modules

# warning: Missing argument 1 for asset_wizard_menu() in /var/www/drupal6/sites/all/modules/asset/asset_wizard.module on line 24.
# warning: Missing argument 1 for asset_search_menu() in /var/www/drupal6/sites/all/modules/asset/contrib/asset_search/asset_search.module on line 7.

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#10 asset_wizard.module.patch554 bytesseanr

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niallhatton’s picture

same problem

philb_au’s picture

Yep,

Exactly the same problem here. Hoping that a superhero may drop by sometime in the near future...

DigOurGame’s picture

Same here

ckani’s picture

Same issue, 2 days and still looking for a fix.

Please help.

kari.nies’s picture

Same here. Has anyone gotten the Asset Wizard working in Drupal 6.10?

Bryan76’s picture

Apparently the funciton asset_wizard_menu is being called without an argument somewhere. The argument it needs is $may_cache. Without looking through the code, in my mind the safer but less efficient answer is FALSE. So I changed it thusly:

function asset_wizard_menu($may_cache=FALSE){
spade’s picture

Thanks Brian,

that took care of it for me.

Keep up the good work!

Kind regards,

Frank

nruest’s picture

Thanks Bryan!

It worked for me as well.

willazilla’s picture

Perfect! Thank you.

seanr’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review
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new554 bytes

$may_cache should just be removed entirely, that's a legacy Drupal 5 hook_menu argument that is no longer relevant in D6. Patch attached.

seanr’s picture

Priority: Normal » Major
Status: Needs review » Needs work

Argh, this is going to need a LOT more work. This doesn't look like it was even ported to D6 at all, just tagged as such. I don't have time to fix it right now.

ClearXS’s picture

Continue the good work! (also because D5 core will become non-supported in some weeks or few months & users really should step over to D6)

Please ask for assistance (and integration with other ideas/projects) in the media group, or something?
http://groups.drupal.org/media

I will unpack this D6 version module in my modules dir, so I can track new releases automatically with another module that keeps track of non-activated modules too.

Hope it doesn't do strange database changes for a non-activated module, as I like to remember your strong advice that in this stage the module is too fresh and unstable to use.

wmostrey’s picture

Status: Needs work » Closed (won't fix)

Sean is correct: The 6.x version was a one-time commit by cirotix who never maintained it. I created documentation on a migration guide to port asset content into regular HTML. This should be a good starting point for further migration to FileField, IMCE (and possibly FileField Sources).

Asset module for Drupal 6 and above: migration guide