hello i looked at the last commit http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/drupal/contributions/modules/casetracker/c...
there is a new table, called `dewlist_user`- { and } are missing...

btw.: what is "dewlist"??

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KSA213755’s picture

KSA213755 commented

I edited the .install file on my test site by adding the { and } in two locations where they had been left out as mentioned above. I ran update.php and the install file still doesn't generate any tables for CaseTracker.

Roger

sanjeev gupta’s picture

sanjeev gupta commented
Title: error in .install-file » Re::error in .install-file
Status: Active » Fixed

Now the casetracker.install file has been updated.Take casetracker.module from http://drupal.org/project/Modules/cvs and install it.Now the module is functional.

Tobias Maier’s picture

Tobias Maier commented
Status: Fixed » Active

remove this:

drupal_set_message(t('Casetracker.module does not yet support Postgres.'), 'error');

we dont do this in drupal
if we dont support it we do nothing...

the install instructions are not updated

Install
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Install as usual.
Copy .module over, run .mysql, enable module.
Nothing special.

you should mention there that pgsql is not supported ("not yet...")

Tobias Maier’s picture

Tobias Maier commented
Title: Re::error in .install-file » error in .install-file
sanjeev gupta’s picture

sanjeev gupta commented

The install file is working fine for a fresh installation.It may be that you are not getting the table schema after enabling the module if you have earlier installed casetracker.module.For performing the fresh installation perform the following:-
Disable casetracker.module.
Remove the old files
Drop all tables of casetracker.module
Remove the entry of casetracker.module from the system table.
Install from fresh, everything goes fine & you do not need to run .mysql for getting table schema.
The .install file will be updated shortly.

Tobias Maier’s picture

Tobias Maier commented

i never said that it does not work.
there are only some incosistencies with the way how we do it in drupal usually

DaveNotik’s picture

DaveNotik commented
Status: Active » Fixed

I updated the README and removed the Postgres message from the .install, as per recent comments.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)