I have follow the readme.txt to install the module and the openinviter.
I done the postinstall.php. seems everything looks ok.
but on the provider setting page, I still got the message
'There are no available providers. Perhaps you have not yet installed the appropriate libraries.'
Please help.
Comments
Comment #1
dalinWhat errors are reported at /admin/reports/status ?
Where have you installed the library? The OpenInviter library can either live at
/sites/all/libraries/OpenInviter
or
/contact_importer/openinviter_engine/OpenInviter
Comment #2
freelylw commentedOn the admin/reports/status%20? page, it showing :
'No providers have been enabled. Please navigate to the providers page to enable one.'
The libraries has been install in :/sites/all/libraries/OpenInviter.
Comment #3
dalinHmmm, try clearing the cache at:
/admin/settings/contact_importer/settings
Comment #4
freelylw commentedthanks, works!
Comment #5
dalinAlso we should add some documentation to README.txt to manually clear the cache if the admin has problems.
Comment #6
dalinComment #7
hadsie commented@dalin, what do you think about clearing the cache every time someone visits the admin/settings/contact_importer/providers? I've noticed that other modules that utilize caching in a similar way will clear the cache when the appropriate admin page is visited.
I don't think it's specifically necessary, but it could reduce this kind of confusion.
Comment #8
dalinThe only problem is that if you have a lot of providers enabled, it takes > 15seconds to do the favicon determination, which will hold up the next page load. But if it reduces support requests it's probably worth it.
Comment #9
hadsie commentedok crazy, i hadn't realized that would take so long. I think we can probably leave this as fixed, especially since there's the big clear cache button on the main settings page.
Comment #11
sumaiyajaved commentedcontact importer clearing cache did not work for so i tried clearing drupal's cache at admin-settings-performance ... and that did the trick.