I have tried to install managing news via the install profile and can't seem to get past square one. I am installing this on a subdomain as it recommends. This is in a multi-site configuration as well. However when I select the install of the managing news profile I get the following delightful message in the top of my browser.

Warning: Table 'mysite_news.system' doesn't exist query: SELECT filename FROM system WHERE name = 'jquery_ui' AND type = 'module' in /home/mysite/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 128

Warning: Table 'mysite_news.url_alias' doesn't exist query: SELECT COUNT(pid) FROM url_alias in /home/mysite/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 128

At first I though it was a problem with the profile not liking mysqli so I switched to mysql and got the same results.

I have tried this with managingnews-1.1-beta2.zip and managingnews-1.0-beta10.zip with the same results. Has anyone else encountered this problem? If so, what was the fix?

MySQL version 5.0.91-50
Apache version 2.2.16
PHP version 5.2.14

Thanks,

- NP -

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nightmarepatrol’s picture

nightmarepatrol commented

One tidbit I for to put in the OP. The install process complains that jquery is missing. Problem is... it's not. I fetched the drupal module and the jquery code and still got the same result.

Requirements problem
The following error must be resolved before you can continue the installation process:
The jQuery UI plugin is missing. Download and extract it to your jquery_ui module directory. See README.txt for more info. (Currently using jQuery UI Not found)

alex_b’s picture

alex_b commented
Version: 6.x-1.1-beta2 » 6.x-1.1
Status: Active » Closed (cannot reproduce)

I couldn't provoke such errors neither in 1.1 beta 2 or 1.1. I have extensively tested installation on 1.1 though. I regard this issue as fixed by way of not being able to reproduce it.

You may be running into problems with your setup, that are not MN specific.

aleksey.tk’s picture

aleksey.tk commented

I know that it is closed already but usually the error happens because you have jquery_ui module somewhere in sites/all/modules or sites/your_site/modules in your multisite configuration and Drupal is trying to use that version of module and if you don't have jquery library installed there - you have this problem. It is even more general problem - Drupal will always check first in sites/all directory for modules while installing, so you better keep your Managing News sites separately from your regular Drupal sites in multisite environment.