other components uninstalled fine, but watchdog gives a WSOD on uninstall, therefore preventing uninstallation of mongodb
Restoring the website from backup "solved" the problem.
I know this module is intended only for elite coders, but adding a few hints of documentation, would be a good idea. Like for example how to really use field storage.
When trying drush-migrate prepare command I get the "mongo class not found error" even though php info shows the php mongo extension to be activated.
I would really be interested in using the module, but I don't know how to create a basic article node in mongodb. I tried to look the field storage submodule from the code, but without more explanations I don't get it.
Also I would really like to know, if I switch to mongodb, I have to use entityfieldquery views, in this case can I still use Draggable Views and Editablefields modules? because if the other modules don't work, it means it's probably better to just do nodejs+mongodb and skip the drupal part for that kind of website.
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Comment #1
rishabh318 CreditAttribution: rishabh318 commentedHi,
I have Same Problem. Did any one find any solution
Thanks
Comment #2
fgmThis should not happen. Is your mongodb server still available when you uninstall mongodb_watchdog ?
Regarding nodes/view.... in D6/D7, this is handled by other parts of the mongodb package, not the mongodb_watchdog module which only depends on the connection wrapper provided in mongodb.module. Things are entirely different in D8, on which MongoDB replaces SQL, but that's another story entirely.
Comment #3
fgmAssigning to myself.
Comment #4
fgmI double checked, and can not reproduce the problem, neither on 7.x-1.0-rc2 nor the latest 7.x-1.x-dev.
But I get a warning about undefined $count.
Can you confirm :
Comment #5
fgmNo answer from OP in over two weeks, assuming fixed in 7.x-1.x-dev.
Comment #7
Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commentedThis is a duplicate of https://www.drupal.org/node/2049857.