Apparently someone from myevents.com is going around accusing Drupal users of trademark infringement because this module uses "MyEvents" as a page title. I have rolled a patch to address it. See attached for the 4.6 patch.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | eventfinder_head.patch | 7.19 KB | seanr |
| eventfinder_46.patch | 4.05 KB | seanr |
Comments
Comment #1
seanrSee attached for the patch for head.
Comment #2
seanrBTW, marked as critical even though it doesn't affect the functionality of the module in any way due to the serious risk it puts end users in.
Comment #3
seanrCommitted in DRUPAL-4-6 (thanks, Morbus), still needs to find it's way into HEAD.
Comment #4
seanrMarking as normal, since HEAD apparently isn't ready for prime time yet anyway.
Comment #5
jeff@jzamrzla.net commentedBefore you acquiesce to this demand, take a serious look at what Plone's Trademark conmmittee had to say about it http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.zope.plone.user/44859
Jeff Zamrzla
Web Designs by JA Zamrzla llc
Comment #6
morbus iffDiscussion is moot - I've already done so. "MyEvents" is trademarked; "My Events" is not. "MyEvents" is, as seanr mentioned privately, an incredibly lame mash-up that was popular five years ago; "My Events" is not.
Comment #7
bradspangler commentedI recently installed CivicSpace 0.8.5 for a client and they just got one of these letters. Since the changelog indicates CivicSpace 0.8.5 has the patches from Drupal 4.6.8, I decided to try to apply the eventfinder_46.patch (assuming "46" refers to Drupal 4.6.x).
After examining the patch in a text editor, I saw that it gets applied to the files "eventfinder_themes.inc" and "eventfinder.module". I downloaded those two files from the host and put them in a temporary folder on my KDE (FC4) desktop. Opening a console in that folder, I attempted to apply the patch. Results follow:
I'm not very familiar with using the patch command, but that looks like failure to me. Contents of "eventfinder.module.rej" follow:
It's not clear to me whether this is an issue with the patch itself, my usage of the patch command or just a CivicSpace vs. Drupal thing.
Any help deeply appreciated.
Comment #8
morbus iffYou shouldn't need the patch - just download the current version of eventfinder for 4.6, and it should already be applied. This issue only remains open as a reminder to doublecheck the forthcoming 4.7 build.