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After installing, I got the message "The Amazon API must be configured with an Access Key ID and an Amazon AWS Secret Access Key to function. Go to Amazon API Setttings". The supplied link does not bring me to the settings.
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#7 | amazon01.png | 109.05 KB | ajsloan |
#7 | amazon02.png | 18.03 KB | ajsloan |
#2 | amazon.settings_message_1015260_02.patch | 1.47 KB | rfay |
Comments
Comment #1
wcsinn CreditAttribution: wcsinn commentedThe Amazon and Amazon Store modules will require that you open an AWS (Amazon Web Services) account before they can be activated. Once you have obtained an account go to the Amazon API/settings in your site configuration admin section. The last two entires - Amazon AWS Access Key ID and Amazon AWS Secret Access Key both contain a functioning link to Amazon where you can open an account and obtain your ID and Secret Access key.
Hope this helps.
Comment #2
rfayThis should fix it. Thanks for the report, @zazinteractive.
Comment #3
rfayCommitted: https://drupal.org/cvs?commit=482934
Comment #5
ajsloan CreditAttribution: ajsloan commentedI'm having the same issue as above. I have installed the latest versions of the Amazon module.
Comment #6
rfay@ajsloan, it would help more if you described what version of Amazon you're using. Dev? What date? please post the invalid URL it provided.
Comment #7
ajsloan CreditAttribution: ajsloan commentedamazon-7.x-1.x-dev.tar.gz I downloaded it today. I also tried amazon-7.x.1.0-beta5.tar.gz
When I click on Go to Amazon API settings, the page reloads but doesn't give me an error page or take me to the settings page.
I'm also including 2 screenshots to show what I'm seeing.
Comment #8
rfay@ajsloan, the link should be pointing to admin/config/amazon_settings/amazon - I asked you what it was pointing to. Your screenshots helped though, but if you float over, then you can see what's going on.
It all works for me.
Now, if you *go* to admin/config/amazon_settings/amazon and have a White Screen of Death, that's another thing entirely. Perhaps you're out of memory?
Also, you say "when I click Go to Amazon Settings" it reloads the page... Hmm.
You'll need to say:
1. What URL you're at when you get the message
2. What URL the link points to when you're on that page (is it admin/config/amazon_settings/amazon ?)
3. What happens when you type in the URL (admin/config/amazon_settings/amazon)?
I've tried this with and without clean URLs, with and without toolbar/overlay. Can't recreate it.
Comment #9
jditzel CreditAttribution: jditzel commentedI get the same thing as ajsloan. If I navigate to the admin page
http://www.example.com/admin/config
I can see the link as shown in the message in their second screenshot above.
Hovering over the link the URL shown is
http://www.example.com/admin/config/amazon_settings/amazon
Clink the link and it reloads to the same main admin config screen and the URL now reads
http://www.example.com/admin/config/amazon_settings/amazon
Running clean URL's. I tried without overlay and got same result.
I'm going to test another site and report back but that's what is happening at this point.
Comment #10
rfayIt is conceivable that you both have upgraded from before the admin link changed, and haven't cleared the menu cache or run update.php from a much earlier version. But this was fixed more than two months ago... But please visit admin/config/development/performance and rebuild the cache.
Comment #11
jditzel CreditAttribution: jditzel commentedThat was it for me. I was able to get in to the settings. Should have checked that. Thanks for the help.
Comment #12
webchickTriage.