By kbahey on

Hello.

I run Drupal 4.3.1, and did a test install of the 4.4.0, and performed the upgrade.

Thanks to all who participated, it is a greater product now (404 pages, pushbutton, flexinode, and much much more).

However, the following modules do not work at all. They just display a 404 error.

- refer. I submitted a bug on that here.

- feedback. Someone else submitted a bug on it here. I encountered the same error.

Any idea when these will be fixed?

Thanks

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kbahey commented

Hi

Does anyone have an answer to the above?

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matteo commented

Hi all,
I recently ported for my test site (www.matteoferrari.org) those two modules on Drupal CVS (pre 4.4), and they should work on 4.4 also.
Feedback module is a node-based module, while refer is the original.
Check them on my site and download them on my CVS

http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/contributions/sandbox/matteo/modules/Drupa...

As time permits, I'll check them on 4.4 and put them under contributions.

CIAO
Matteo
mailto:webmaster@cantincoro.org

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kbahey commented

Thanks Matteo for your help.

I tried the link you mentioned, but there are no files under the feedback or refer directory.

Thanks again.

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matteo commented

Hi all,
sorry for the mistake. The files should now be there !!!

Matteo
mailto:webmaster@cantincoro.org

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boris mann commented

Are contributed modules. They are updated when (and if) the maintainer feels like it.

I don't know if feedback will be updated anytime soon. I'm using form_mail for contact forms, and refer was never a very popular module to begin with.

Filing bugs and/or persuading (monetarily or otherwise) a developer to update those are the only two options you've got, if you don't code yourself.

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kbahey commented

Thanks Boris

I agree that refer is not critical.

It is feedback that is critical, eliminating the need to publish an email on the web site, lest spam gets out of hand.

form_mail page says it uses hidden form field to specify who the mail is to be send to.

Wouldn't this make it harvestable by spam bots?

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boris mann commented

I don't see any hidden form fields --> http://boris.bmannconsulting.com/contact