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I'm getting a SQL error every time I hit a flexinode item that's event-enabled and I'm not sure whether the problem is the fault of flexinode or event. Whenever someone views an event from the calendar, none of the information is visible except for the start and end times. I get an error message resembling the following in my watchdog:
You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'FROM node n LEFT JOIN flexinode_data flexinode_5 ON n.nid = fle query: SELECT flexinode_5.textual_data AS flexinode_5, flexinode_2.textual_data AS flexinode_2, flexinode_3.textual_data AS flexinode_3, flexinode_4.textual_data AS flexinode_4, flexinode_4.numeric_data AS flexinode_4_format, FROM node n LEFT JOIN flexinode_data flexinode_5 ON n.nid = flexinode_5.nid AND flexinode_5.field_id = 5 LEFT JOIN flexinode_data flexinode_2 ON n.nid = flexinode_2.nid AND flexinode_2.field_id = 2 LEFT JOIN flexinode_data flexinode_3 ON n.nid = flexinode_3.nid AND flexinode_3.field_id = 3 LEFT JOIN flexinode_data flexinode_4 ON n.nid = flexinode_4.nid AND flexinode_4.field_id = 4 LEFT JOIN flexinode_data flexinode_1 ON n.nid = flexinode_1.nid AND flexinode_1.field_id = 1 WHERE n.nid = 138 in /home/gdelisle/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 66.
This appears to be a bug of some kind, but I can't tell whether it's a flexinode bug or an event bug so I don't know where to put the issue.
i have tried to post the code here but i was always getting ''Suspicious input data''. But i can send you the attachment if you can get in touch with me through the contact form.
You may then post the same here.
I am currently trying to get taxonomy_context, site_map, taxonomy_menu, and site_menu to provide meaningful and user friendly navigation of a hierarchal government website. So far my efforts have been thwarted. I am using Drupal 4.6.
Ultimately, I would like to navigate my site using a menu based on taxonomy: click on a vocabulary, you arrive at a list of terms for that vocabulary-- click on a term, you arrive at a list of node titles for that term-- click on the title and you arrive at the node itself.
I've created a film review module by playing around with the bookreview.module developed by Jeremy Andrews. This is my first module and I'm not sure how to go about releasing it.
Just noticed after upgrading to 4.6.0 that many links are not working anymore. This was because I used the title module input format filter. However, a similiar module seems available now called freelinking.
*URL FORMAT*
Title module:
site.com/title/red+apple
Freelinking module:
site.com/freelinking/red+apple
*USAGE*
Title module:
[title|url], one-bracket use
Freelinking module:
[[title]], ability to use text to describe link is gone