Hi,
I'm very excited about this module and wanted to report and error that I'm getting when upgrading from version 6.x.1.0 to 6.x.1.x.dev.
I went the the typical upgrade process: Putting site in maintenance mode --> Backing site up --> deleting old module version from directory --> uploading new version to module directory --> running update.php (some errors were reported there about the same issue) --> running update --> bringing site out of maintenance mode.
When I did all this I got the following error/warning:
Warning: Table '##MYDATABASENAME##.mobile_codes_presets' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM mobile_codes_presets ORDER BY name in ##MYSITESDIRECTORIES##/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 128
I don't know exactly what it means, as I'm relatively novice, but it concerns me a bit. Can someone guide me through addressing this issue?
Thanks and keep up the Drupal!
-CarbonPig
Comments
Comment #1
CarbonPig commentedHere is what the error says when running update.php:
user warning: Table '##MYDATABASENAME##.mobile_codes_presets' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM mobile_codes_presets ORDER BY name in ##MYSITEDIRECTORY##l/sites/all/modules/mobile_codes/mobile_codes.admin.inc on line 41.
What is going on??
I'm going to try reinstalling this module, but if it doesn't work, then I'll wait to hear back from an expert : )
Thanks a bunch,
-CarbonPig
Comment #2
CarbonPig commentedOK - I resolved my issue - hopefully this will help someone.
I finally did an uninstall - the official uninstall - on the /build/modules page.
Then I erased the module from my sites/all/modules directory.
Then I cleared my site cache under site performance.
Then I reinstalled the dev. module.
That cleared the warning errors and allowed me to save my presets.
Everything else is working great now!
As per a feature request now:
It would be awesome if there was a block available with the module that could be shown on nodes and you could map your fields to it!
Thanks for all the hard work creating this! It's awesome...now we're just waiting for phones in the US to catch up to Japan!
Cheers,
CarbonPig