Posted by summerofb on June 23, 2009 at 3:08am
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| Project: | OpenCalais |
| Version: | 6.x-3.1 |
| Component: | Documentation |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed (fixed) |
Issue Summary
Fatal error: Call to undefined function calais_create_entity_vocabulary() in /home/MYWEBHOST/public_html/subdomains/test/sites/all/modules/opencalais/calais.install on line 431
I keep getting this error when I try to enable the Calais module. The Calais API seems to be installed fine though.
I'm not very technically savvy so its entirely possible I've made an error.
I'm running drupal v6.9
Calais RDF Parser ARC2 2009-03-05 is installed
PHP 5.2.5
I basically followed the installation instructions on the excellent article at:
http://www.lullabot.com/articles/introduction-calais
i.e I put in RDF first, then ARC2
this appears to be working fine
then I installed opencalais-6.x-3.1
can anyone help?
Comments
#1
What is the php include_path setting? Very strange that you are getting this error though.
#2
I get the error if I enable everything at once. If RDF is already enabled then I do not get the error.
#3
I don't think I can access the php include_path on my web host (siteground). I also have a local site install now on MAMP on my Mac osx and it doesn't work to install it there either.
I also tried the same thing as you suggest mikeytown2, to put RDF in, enable it and only then enable opencalais but still the same error.
Thanks for trying to help, I guess I just wait for another release of this module and hope it works!
#4
hey summerofb,
You should not have to wait for a new release. There are many out there using it just fine, so if we can;t figure out specifically what is causing it, it wont be "fixed" in an upcoming release.
Don't do this on any site with real data that you want to keep, but I would suggest disabling (and uninstalling) Calais and related modules and start enabling them one at a time to see if this helps at all. This might help narrow in on the cause.
#5
i've tried that, on both my test server online and my local test. it still didn't work.
#6