Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Browscap
Version:
7.x-2.1
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
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Created:
28 Aug 2012 at 07:54 UTC
Updated:
16 Jun 2014 at 14:28 UTC
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Comment #1
Drave Robber commentedYou need to apply the patch in #1713570: Change Browscap database schema to match the columns defined in the default XML schema from the browscap data.
This information could be found in /mobile_tools_browscap/README.txt, by the way.
Remarks re drupal.org workflow:
Comment #2
Drave Robber commented(this is probably 'Closed (works as designed)' but I'll leave the decision to the maintainers :)
Comment #3
aptorian commentedComment #4
ñull commentedIf mobile tools to function correctly depends on this patched code, then I would think the same rules apply as library dependencies where a warning appears in the Status page and often even a message in the help region and on the command line when using drush.
Especially when you install with drush, dependency modules like browsercap are installed on-the-fly and it is not very obvious that you should patch something, when there is no warning displayed.
Comment #5
ñull commentedI changed to bug status because numerous user reports contradict if the offered patch solutions work for them. There is no agreement nor an accepted dev version. Until then this issue should remain in active bug status. Functionality remains broken until there is working (dev) release of the depending module.
Comment #6
shyam kumar kunkala commentedWorking on this issue
Comment #7
shyam kumar kunkala commentedI am able to reproduce the issue.It's a fatal error and fixed the issue. I am attaching the patch.
Comment #8
rajeev_drupal commentedFixes works for me....
Comment #9
shyam kumar kunkala commentedComment #10
shyam kumar kunkala commentedComment #11
gregglesThere's no patch here so it's not RTBC. I think it's a duplicate of #1713570: Change Browscap database schema to match the columns defined in the default XML schema from the browscap data. People interested in the topic should work on that issue.