I downloaded the module, copied it into the modules directory, went to admin section and enabled the restapi and when I pressed "Save" I got a blank page. I had to remove the restapi directory from modules to get my site back to operation.

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#8 restapi.tar_.gz4.83 KBscottweaver
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StevenPatz’s picture

What is in the apache error log?

StevenPatz’s picture

jurgenhaas’s picture

I'm running on IIS6 and the weblog has no error whatsoever.

StevenPatz’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
fusion94’s picture

I'm seeing the same issue. My php_error.log shows this:

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_SL in /Users/fusion94/Documents/Projects/Clients/Content Circle/ccsvn/ccsvn/website/trunk/website/modules/restapi/restapi.module on line 41

Thoughts?

scottweaver’s picture

Title: Doesn't do anything? » This is being caused by commit/diff conflict markers in the current release.

This is what is on line 41:

<<<<<<< restapi.module

And then there are subsequent diff markers from there on out.

I will see if I can figure what stays and what goes.

-scott

scottweaver’s picture

Title: This is being caused by commit/diff conflict markers in the current release. » restapi.module contains CVS conflict markers that completely break the module.

Posted so I could change the issue subject that I messed up on my last post...sorry :(

-scott

scottweaver’s picture

FileSize
4.83 KB

Ok, the easiest thing is to just checkout the code from CVS. For those not wanting to do this, I have attached the current code from the HEAD.

-scott

zostay’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » zostay
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed

Sorry about that. I wasn't diligent when checking for conflicts before committing. This is now corrected in the 5.x-1.x branch. Drupal should be generating a fresh tarball tonight.

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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