Hi!

After I enabled this module, there are a few weird things (and this module doesn't works)

1. All users can see in their profile link "Notification settings" although only admin have access rule for it
2. On Notification settings tab When I click on this link (on any user profile), I got this error message
"Your e-mail address must be specified on your my account page." BUT I have specified email for each user and it works
3. the link in link in this message is bad - in any user profile it is , the link is always: user/%252Fedit (right url have to be user/*/edit)

So I cannot use this module, because point 2.

I am using Drupal 5.2, node profile

Thanks
Igor
somvprahe.sk

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igorik’s picture

igorik commented

sorry, the first point is wrong, it was there because I looked at user profiles as the admin.
others two points are right.
I was on notification settings as logged standard user and all these problems are there.

igor

jtjones23’s picture

jtjones23 commented

I'm having the same problem. Imported 4,000 nodes which caused the cron run to fail so I deleted notify and dropped the notify table. Now when I reinstall notify, it's not creating a new table which results in the "Your e-mail address must be specified..." error. Suggestions?

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vm’s picture

vm commented

when you deleted the table I assume you did this manually instead of using the uninstall tab.

Reading the install file of a module shows you what the install did to the DB. that said, you will see that the system table and possibly the variables table has stored module information, that would have also been removed had the uninstall hook be ran using the uninstall tab in adminsiter -> modules

therefore you have to remove the entries for the module you want to remove from the DB.

jtjones23’s picture

jtjones23 commented

Thanks Very,

Yes, I dropped the table manually as I had momentarily forgot about the uninstall feature. Lesson learned. Now, I just need to get over my fear of touching the system table.

Standart’s picture

Standart commented
Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

I checked an couldn't confirm any of your issues. I don't even understand why there is a check for the email address because I couldn't find a way to not enter a valid email address just to see the error message. I could when I removed the email address of my test account manually from the DB but the message was ok (no %252F).

I'm using Drupal 5.10 and the latest Notify 5.x.1.x-dev on Apache 2.2 with mod_php 5.2.6. Maybe there's a problem with your setup?

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matt2000 commented

This is similar to #300280: My Settings / Notification Settings page for the D6 version, where fixes are being made. I'll backport to D5 momentarily, so look for new -dev snapshot.

1kenthomas’s picture

1kenthomas commented

Looks to be duplicate of http://drupal.org/node/300280 and fixed in -dev for D5. OK to close?

vm’s picture

vm commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed

I think so.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.