I get "Views Argument API tables could not be created." error when activating the module.
Upon inspecting I found you set the break statement before creating second table for mysql and mysqli in the script (line no 16 on views_argument_api.install file). I hope this should come after creating the second table.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | install_fix_1.patch | 869 bytes | jennycita |
| #1 | install_fix_0.patch | 731 bytes | apsivam |
Comments
Comment #1
apsivam commentedpatch file attached for the above mentioned problem
Comment #2
mennonot commentedI had the same problem with installing the 2007-Jun-11 Views Argument API release and the above patch fixed it for me.
Comment #3
Tiburón commentedPatch in #1 worked here too so +1.
Bumping priority up to critical as the module will not work out of the box unless this bug is fixed.
Comment #4
ofktoubro commentedTnx that fix worked!
Comment #5
jennycita commentedThanks for posting the fix! I have one more minor change for postgres users... we need to change the type of column views_argument_api_args.api_values from "longtext" to "text", since there is no longtext in postgres. I've attached another patch file with both fixes.
Comment #6
Morris Singer commentedThanks. Fixed in 5.x-1.5.
Comment #7
Morris Singer commentedMarking fixed.
Comment #8
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