Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.This is a awesome module but I can’t get it work. I don’t want to say it’s confusing but is it possible for someone to show me how to get it running step-by-step? Thanks.
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| #8 | no form id and field.jpg | 59.79 KB | rockwright |
| #7 | access denied.jpeg | 43.98 KB | rockwright |
| #2 | curl present.jpg | 34.46 KB | rockwright |
| #2 | curl error message.jpg | 71.95 KB | rockwright |
| #2 | no libraries message.jpg | 53.45 KB | rockwright |
Comments
Comment #1
dalinDid you start with the instructions in README.txt?
Comment #2
rockwright commentedYes I did. I put the OpenInviter library in the appropriate folder but the module doesn’t allow me to select an engine. Moreover, the module says that I don’t have cURL enabled but I do. I’m currently running this module on my localhost to test out before I put it on the remote host. I’m running my localhost on Windows XP. I really want to get this module up and running because my UGC site is supposed to be “self-promoting” and I want my users to have the easiest time to virally market my site. Please check out the attached screenshots to understand what I’m saying. Thanks.
Comment #3
dalinThanks for the screenshots.
It looks like you are probably suffering from this outstanding bug:
#766400: Don't cache providers if there aren't any
As for cURL, just because the file exists on your system, doesn't mean that PHP is loading it. Check
/admin/reports/status/php
For any reference to cURL.
Comment #4
rockwright commentedNo, I can’t find cURL with the link you’ve provided. How can I get cURL to run/start?
Comment #5
dalinThat is beyond what I'm willing to help you with. Google is your friend - search for cURL and the web stack that you are using (WAMP, MAMP, DAMP, etc.)
Comment #6
dalinComment #7
rockwright commentedThis is an awesome module. Once I got used to it, I really appreciate what it can do. No one remembers his friends’ e-mail address and no one wants to enter e-mail addresses one-by-one, he’ll just leave. With this module, it makes it simple for users to want to help website owners by virally marketing their sites. Anyway, I’m denied access when I click on the “import your contacts…” link even as the super administrator (who has all permissions by default). I enabled access permissions but still, registered users get the same denial I get. Please look at the attached file. The URL is mysite/contact_importer. Oh, and thanks for the previous support.
Comment #8
rockwright commentedOh never mind. I didn’t know Lightbox was a requirement and upon installing it, I was allowed access. But at any rate, I want to allow contact imports on the send to a friend page via the Forward module. I enabled the helper to display the form id and field for me but I can’t get the information when I’m on the send to a friend page. I think this module supports the Forward module and am stumped as to why this module won’t display the information for the send to a friend page. Please check out the attached file to see what I’m saying. Thanks.
Comment #9
dalinLightbox isn't a requirement, so that was a bug, fixed in latest beta.
The problem with Forward module was because Forward isn't technically using the Forms API correctly. It's a common practice however, so I've added a workaround that is also in the latest beta. Try it out and see if you still have issues.
Comment #10
dalin