thanks for putting this module together, I really hope I can get it to work.
Right now, I am getting a 500 error whenever I try to download any node in any format.
All the node export modules are enabled and I am logged in as user 1.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Comments
Comment #1
toddgeist commentedI just noticed that Download File also duplicates the node that I am attempting to export.
?
Comment #2
toddgeist commentedLooking at this some more. Both Download File and Push result in the same thing; a new window gets opened with the the same url in both cases.
Why is this? Why is Download file bringing up the same link as Push.
Both are resulting in an error 500
Todd
Comment #3
toddgeist commentedSo even trying to use feeds interface I get the same error. There does not seem to be anyway to get this to work :-(
Comment #4
danielb commentedSorry I'm having trouble following you.
I have no clue what 'duplicates the node' means in this context.
And then out of the blue you're talking about node_export_push ?
??
Might wanna disable any node_export_* modules that you don't specifically need.
Comment #5
danielb commentedYou know I don't think I've ever turned on node_export_push, so it might have some side effects that I don't know about. I didn't even remember that module existed because it is not listed in the same group on the module page.
Can't test it at the moment, my dev site is sick.
Comment #6
danielb commentedI can confirm that enabling the node_export_push module causes file downloads to fail with the error:
Fatal error: Function name must be a string in /sites/all/modules/node_export/node_export.module on line 517Comment #7
danielb commentedNow I understand what you were saying, this is utterly "wtf!"
Comment #8
danielb commentedLooks like two things are going on
- Node export push port to 7 doesn't work
- Node export push in both versions does not contain a setting to enable/disable it.
This module should probably be removed and code integrated into the main module as a 'delivery' method. At least for Drupal 7.
Comment #9
danielb commentedI will make the changes for Drupal 7, but for people experiencing this problem in Drupal 6 my advice is to simply disable node_export_push if it isn't required.
Comment #10
danielb commentedOn second thoughts, after having developed improvements to the functionality just now, I am removing this functionality entirely.
I can justify that publicly by stating that it doesn't align with the goal of 'node export', and suits the http://drupal.org/project/deploy module better.
But there is also a much more important reason that I'm not prepared to discuss until some time in the future.
Perhaps we can revisit this one day, but for the moment, it would be irresponsible for me to support this functionality.
Comment #11
danielb commentedPlease avoid reopening this issue, and commenting on this topic for a few months.