Call to undefined function _pathauto_include()

It's bad form to rely on an private module function (functions that start with an underscore). You should use module_load_include('inc', 'pathauto') instead.

i tried the suggested fix- to filefield_paths.module...
simple... just the one line

find:

_pathauto_include();

replace with:

module_load_include('inc', 'pathauto');

and it works perfectly

thanks dave!

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#2 Worked for me too thanks!

This works for me as well.

I have created a patch to solve this issue.
(see next comment where the same patch with a proper name is attached)

Sorry about the double post but I have renamed the patch according to Drupal guidelines.

+1, can we get this committed please? :)

This patch worked like a charm, would appreciate having it committed.

Also, this is a blocker issue for the rcourier module.

RTBC!

This will be fixed in the upcoming 2.x release.

I may also consider fixing it in the 1.x releases, but no guarantee.

Apologies for the inconvenience, it is a side effect of using a modules non-API functions, in a perfect world Pathauto would be the module extending FileField Paths functionality with a FileField Paths API function, which will be possible in the 2.x release.

Cheers,
Deciphered.

This issue became virent for me for the first time after upgrading to alpha3 of 'Pathauto'. (Duplicate) issue: #935948: Call to undefined function _pathauto_include()

I'd also like to see this fixed in the current Filefield Paths release!

Thanks, -asb

Same issue, subscribing.

The can also confirm that the patch fixes the issue.

IMHO, this has to be fixed ASAP in the current module version.

Committed to DRUPAL-6--1: http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=434406

As a side note, there is a very high chance that Pathauto support will be scrapped in 6.x-2.x and and further official 6.x-1.x builds in favor of CTools, which provides an official approach to clean strings instead of relying on a private function that could be altered at any time (as per this issue).

Thanks for posting here folks! I can confirm that the solution proposed by basicmagic.net, solved my problem perfectly. I was facing an error encountered post image upload, in the exact manner as described by the original poster.

The only problem is that I encountered this bug in 6.x-1.4, after the patch had been committed. Any thoughts?

...I encountered this bug in 6.x-1.4

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I'm also getting the error in 6.x-1.4

Same here: Patch not in the 6.x-1.x whatever
Mayb eit is in the dev version: Is it production ready?

Just checked and the 1.x dev version includes the patch, but 1.4 does not.

The fix is now officially available in version 6.x-1.5.

Thanks!