After upgrading my site to version 4.7.0 and installing the new versions of the previously installed modules I found out that moviereview module contained no installation files.
The old versions of this module are not compatible with drupal 4.7.0; settings page gave me many problems, so I decided to downgrade back to 4.6.6. I hope that a working version of moviereview module will be released soon, but it would be recommended to delete moviereview module from the page of 4.7.0 drupal modules, since users could think that a compatible version exists.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #8 | drupal screenshots.zip | 79.52 KB | enli |
| #4 | moviereview.module | 25 KB | s0niqu3 |
Comments
Comment #1
s0niqu3 commentedheya, i'm not the developer, nor am i a programmer by profession, but the code is based on (and thus similar to) the bookreview module, which has been update for 4.7.0.
as such, i'm working on re-writing the module for 4.7.0 for personal use, if you want, i can send it to you for testing when i finish (probably late tonight or early tomorrow)
Comment #2
enli commentedit would be really nice, I can help you test this module...
you can contact me via email, I juste enabled the "contact form" in my profile.
Comment #3
korayal commentedi would love to test your module too if you can upload it here
Comment #4
s0niqu3 commentedok... well, here goes nothing. download the cvs release, then replace the moviereview.module with the attached one.
the main forms seem to work fine, however occasionally it is throwing up an mysql_escape error, and i'm still looking into it.
like i said, i'm completely new to programming for drupal, and am not the developer of this module.
also, my webhost is running 5.0.18 of mysql, and it would error everytime trying to create the "release" field in the moviereview table, so i changed the title of the field to "year"
if you already have the moviereview tables created, go into your mysql server and rename the "release" field to "year" or if you do not have the tables created, copy and paste the mysql code below into a text file and name it movierewvie.mysql, then import it into your database.
Comment #5
enli commentedok,,, so I just tested it, adjusting the "release" database filed to "year":
- everything seems to work fine, but:
- there is no more room for stylesheet (default is: modules/moviereview/moviereview.css)
- consequently, in the page of the movie review, after every database field (year, country, etc...) a new paragraph starts, but this may depend on the absence of stylesheet...?
I hope I may be useful, just let me know... I can go on testing...
Comment #6
s0niqu3 commentedcan you take a screenshot and post it with an extended explanation of what you mean?
I'm not familiar with css myself, so let me know how it used to be compared to how it is now, and i'll see what i can do.
Comment #7
Emiliano commentedMoviereview module has just been updated. I'm sorry for taking such a long time to do it.
Please, test it and file bug reports if any. I'll fix bugs faster now.
Comment #8
enli commentedin the attached zipped file you find different screenshots for:
- drupal 4.6.6 with old 4.6.0 moviereview module (working fine) [drupal 4.6.bmp]
- drupal 4.7.0 with moviereview module fixed by s0niqu3 [drupal 4.7.bmp]
- drupal 4.7.0 with moviereview module updated by Emiliano [drupal 4.7 (updated).bmp]
drupal 4.7.bmp has no support (in administration menu) for old moviereview.css; as you can see the page is different from the previous 4.6.bmp;
drupal 4.7.bmp (updated) has support for css, but there are some problems with text/database formatting maybe??? (sorry I'm not that experienced...)
I hope that what I'm writing may be easily understood, otherwise let me know...
Comment #9
Emiliano commentedI believe I've fixed your problem now. Please test the module (version 1.6.2.4 2006/05/15 23:35:20) and if the problem persists, please open a new bug report.
Thanks for using moviereview module. ;-)
Comment #10
Emiliano commentedOk, the module works with 4.7 now. There's an issue regarding css formating (which I'll investigate now), but it definitely works with 4.7. ;-)