array(4) { ["type"]=> int(64) ["message"]=> string(149) "Cannot redeclare itunes_views_plugins() (previously declared in .../sites/all/modules/itunes/views/itunes.views.inc:14)" ["file"]=> string(75) ".../sites/all/modules/itunes/itunes.views.inc" ["line"]=> int(28) }

This error message after upgrading to 1.6 and trying to run update.php

Will completely uninstall module, reinstall and report back here in some moments...

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ClearXS’s picture

ClearXS commented
Title: cannot redeclare itunes_views_plugins, previously declared in itunes/vieuws/itunes.views.inc » cannot redeclare itunes_views_plugins, previously declared in itunes/views/itunes.views.inc

Yes, that apparently worked, as reinstalling after completely removing out of the database is a new install, so nothing to update, so no update error...

The question remains if this was an accidental error, or that an update path was erroneous of a dev version to 1.6 (as I thought to have used a dev before the 1.6 release).

drewish’s picture

drewish commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

I'm guessing it's because you had two copies of the module? How'd you do the update?

esbon’s picture

esbon commented

This module updated fine, but my problem is I could not make any configuration changes like clearing the cache or reconfiguring og for instance. I did solve my problem because I fond the same error reported above in my log files. I went back to 6.x-1.5 and I can now make site configurations changes including the use of update.php

Thanks

mnordstrom’s picture

mnordstrom commented
Version: 6.x-1.6 » 6.x-1.7

Ran into this same problem. Everything works fine if I comment the function out of itunes.views.inc. Then again, if it is uncommented, making any change to site configurations (as in changing anything in the variable table), I get that same function redeclare PHP error.

The error can apparently always be fixed by commenting out the function. After this, uncommenting it doesn't break the site - before you do some configuration changes again.