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I have loaded the libraries/mailchimp (and fixed the read me - .txt missing)
I ahve installed the mailchimp module and configured it with an API key from my existing mailchimp account. It all looks good in the modules admin and seems to refresh list OK. However when I try to do anything with it, starting with add a list, I just get a white screen. Can anyone help please?
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Comment #1
sophiekovalevsky CreditAttribution: sophiekovalevsky commentedI'm having the same problem.
Does anyone know how we could fix that problem?
Thanks in advance.
Comment #2
sophiekovalevsky CreditAttribution: sophiekovalevsky commentedThere a solution to fix it momentaneously.
Just download the dev version.
Comment #3
kazeem.omisore@gmail.com CreditAttribution: kazeem.omisore@gmail.com commentedthanks for updating the issue, i've tried installing the dev release but i get the following error message
Archivers can only operate on local files: temporary://update-cache-4c43693b/mailchimp-7.x-2.x-dev.zip not supported
what does it mean?, how can i get around it
Comment #4
kazeem.omisore@gmail.com CreditAttribution: kazeem.omisore@gmail.com commentednever mind, tried it again a 3rd time and installs ok, but issue still exists
Comment #5
gcbDid you run update.php? Can you confirm you have libraries 7.x-2.0 or greater? After refreshing lists, does it show a list of the lists from your mailchimp account? What version of entity are you using?
Comment #6
josebc CreditAttribution: josebc commentedapache log
PHP Fatal error: Class 'MCAPI' not found in /htdocs/sites/all/modules/mailchimp/includes/mailchimp.inc on line 3, referer: /admin/config/services/mailchimp/lists
Comment #7
josebc CreditAttribution: josebc commentedre-installing and a clear cache fixed the problem for me
Comment #8
gcbGlad to hear it josebc. The moving of the MCAPI class definitely caused some frustrations, but license compliance etc bla bla bla!