I entered a DB table prefix at the installation of Drupal since I have more than one Drupal installation in a single DB.
This module however has the table "user" hardcoded into the sql-query instead of looking for a table prefix in the configuration, resulting in not being able to access the table "user". So I got an error message from Drupal not being able to access that table.
I corrected this in the modules code for me locally but I think the code should be altered accordingly.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | pending_user_notification1.patch | 1.35 KB | jaypan |
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Comment #1
jaypanSorry about the troubles, and thanks for letting me know. Sloppy programming on my part - I should have caught that.
I'm attaching a patch for anyone else with this problem, and I will be committing the fix to HEAD as soon as I figure out how.
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jaypanComment #3
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