Hi,
as trying different versions of node import (due to some bugs - issued by others already), I would need (repeatedly) completly uninstall node_import module before trying another version/code clearly.
For now, after disabling the module, I am removing both tables (node_import_status and node_import_tasks) directly from database. But I have problem with removing files from 'imports' folder. And I am not able to remove image files from 'imagefield_thumbs' folder (tried delete corresponding records from 'files' table, but not sufficient..)
With last try, now, I have to delete node_import record from 'system' table too... It is normal?
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Comment #1
johhan commentedAnd I specify my question: how can I uninstall node_import module completly?
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johhan commentedComment #3
johhan commentedCould anyone please list all records and tables, node import is adding to database for self? (except for regular imported nodes...)
Thnx very well
Comment #4
Robrecht Jacques commentedYou can uninstall the node_import module by going to admin/build/modules/uninstall.
This will not remove the imports/ directory, you will have to do this manually. This is - I believe - the normal procedure in Drupal.
You can go to admin/content/node_import/list/files to remove the files before disabling the module.
As for imagefield_thumbs/ folder: this does not list files of node_import, but files associated with nodes. Uninstalling node_import will not delete the nodes it has imported.
Node_import only writes in: node_import_tasks, node_import_status and variables db tables. All of which should be removed by running the normal uninstall procedure.
Does this not work?