I installed per the instructions (placed appropriate files in modules/flexinode, ran the SQL to create the fields, enable the module).
(1) If I click on adminster / content / add content type, I get:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: drupal_get_form() in /home/deslight/www/modules/flexinode/flexinode.module on line 831
(2) If I click on adminster / content / content types, I get:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: drupal_add_js() in /home/deslight/www/modules/flexinode/flexinode.module on line 361
Comments
Comment #1
Gene Anderson commentedThe version is actually 4.6.5, but that wasn't in the list.
Comment #2
Propaganda commentedI have exactly the same error messages...
I am running 4.6.5 of drupal
Comment #3
Propaganda commentedI have some follow up on my last post:
What I discovered was that when running the CVS build, and the 4.70 build of the flexinode module both gave me the above errors.
I tried the CVS/4.70 build together with 4.65 build of drupal, when the errors showed up on trying to configure the content type. Also the "table index page" for the flexinode items was blank.
I also had some header already loaded errors.
I tried the new builds to see if it would give me better results, but for now...not yet..or maybe I have not tried hard enough ;-)
For now I have switched back to the 4.60 build of flexinode...which seems to work 100%.
None of the above errors (on what I have tried with the module) show up.
It also works very well (the version 4.60 build of flexinode), with the latest build of node import...so no worries there....although I did not try any of the fancy fields yet...only text field, and text box types...
Hope this gives you some more info on the errors.
gr. Propaganda (Frank)
Comment #4
turbobco commentedHi, i'm also running drupal 4.6.5 and have the same problem...
I think we should have include/form.inc...but it looks like is not provided by the normal downloaded distribution....the good news is that you could also take it form.inc
Now, the problem is i dont know how to make drupal update his includes files....I mean, you put form.inc on includes but the error message continue....
Chao.
Comment #5
turbobco commentedSorry....I didn't read well...Frank was rigth...sorry.
(I was traying to use 4.7 module version on 4.6.5 drupal version)
Comment #6
Bèr Kessels commentedMixing versions is never a good idea, but certainly not a critical bug.