I'm using drupal 4.7b4, MySQL, taxonomy_access-4.7.0.tar
Following the installation instructions to the letter, logged in as user 1, I activate the module, then try to enable it via settings/taxonomy_access. This is met with a slew of user warnings, like:
* user warning: Table 'mydb.term_access' doesn't exist query: SELECT DISTINCT(tid) FROM term_access in C:\htdocs\includes\database.mysql.inc on line 124.
I see that there is a file called taxonomy_access.install which appears to create these tables, but I have not used a foo.install kind of installation. How is this supposed to get called?
This should be obvious, I suppose, but I have done a number of searches and haven't found anything relevant.
Thanks,
Darrell Icenogle
Comments
Comment #1
heine commentedLater beta's have support for .install files. What you can try is to extract the mysql queries from the .install file and run them.
Comment #2
icenogle commentedThanks. My attempts to go to beta5 and beta6 have been a total bust.
Comment #3
keve commentedI close this issue.
IF you .install file is not executed for some reason. You can run mysql sript and create tables manually.
You can find the mysql, pgsql script inside the .install file in
function taxonomy_access_install().
Comment #4
keve commentedcls