Hello,
Just tried to install your module (I have og already installed) and following the installation instructions I got as far as step 2:
2) Trigger the forum vocabulary creation routine by visiting admin/forums - this is
the part most often overlooked.
when I go to mysite.com/admin/forums i get a "page not found" ( Is admin/forums a typo?)
Pressing on with the installation all seems to go well (I can see the admin/og/og_forum pages, but when I try to create forum content (as user 1) I get an acces denied page? (I used the RETROACTIVELY UPDATE OLD GROUPS option)
Thanks.
Comments
Comment #1
ludo1960 commentedupdate on point 2) admin/content/forum is the landing page of my forum admin and not admin/forum is this causing the problem?
Comment #2
sterwa commentedSame question holds for drupal 5x version:
2) Trigger the forum vocabulary creation routine by visiting admin/forums - this is
the part most often overlooked.
Do you mean visiting http://mysite.com/admin/forums? Page not found
Comment #3
ludo1960 commentedYes, visiting http://mysite.com/admin/forums? results in Page not found. I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the pathauto settings. I've just done a fresh install of Drupal (did (did not mess with any pathauto settings) and enabled the forum module, it's path is admin/content/forum and not admin/forum (note it's not admin/forum(s)) Is this normal behaviour?
Comment #4
Anonymous (not verified) commentedWould you please consider migrating to Drupal 6 if you would like some free support from me.
Best, Paul
Comment #5
Anonymous (not verified) commentedPlease reopen if you still need assistance.
Best, Paul
Comment #6
drupov commentedI'm having the same problem like #1 in drupal 6: http://mysite.com/admin/forums or http://mysite.com/admin/forum is a "page not found". What is actually meant by "Trigger the forum vocabulary creation routine"?
Thanks
Comment #7
drupov commentedComment #8
coltraneI think what is meant is that the vocabulary 'Forums' gets created. I think, despite no notice, that visiting admin/content/forum (not admin/forums which is not a real path) creates vocabulary and sets if for use by the 'Forum topic' content type. You can verify if the vocabulary is created by visiting admin/content/taxonomy and you'll have a Forums vocabulary listed. (This is for Drupal 6, I haven't tried this in Drupal 5).
Comment #9
Anonymous (not verified) commentedClosing all 5.X bugs. Please post a new issue if you have a problem for 6.X.
Best,
Paul Booker
Appcoast