Hi,
When i try to enable this module it does not work and I get an error (Currently using JW Player Please consult README.txt for installation instructions.)
I followed the README.txt to the letter and have downloaded and placed the JWplayer library to sites/all/libraries/jwplayer so either the README.txt is giving the wrong instructions what the should be the folder name of jwplayer or something within the JW Player itself is bugged.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | jw_player-2334295-5.patch | 2.51 KB | andypost |
Comments
Comment #1
rohlizde commentedIve got exactly same problem.
Comment #2
junkunczA quick, and dirty solution from me:
Change in the .install file this function for this way:
It helped for me, but it isn't a good thing, I will write a correct patch for this problem.
Balint
Comment #3
botrisConfirming this critical bug, not possible to enable module...
Confirming #2 as 'solution'
Comment #4
damienmckennaThis should work.
Comment #5
andypostSuppose we should check library only at runtime because library is not needed with cloud-hosted library.
Also fixed the absence of description for error.
PS: RTBC for me
Comment #6
milovan commented#5 works for me as well, thanks!
Comment #7
andypostPlease one more to rtbc and make a fixed release
Comment #8
deadscary commented#5 works fine for me.
Comment #9
andypostThere's 2 peer reviews, so we need maintainer asap, and new beta
Comment #10
rickvug commented@andypost I'd love to see more active maintenance of this module. For what it is worth here's the list of committers (beyond myself): Berdir, btopro, dwkitchen, ipo4ka704, jarrodirwin, kungfuchris, mongolito404, recrit, skilip, snig. I haven't made commits to the module for a long while but others have. The 2.x branch is where work is happening. IMO work should concentrate on making 2.x the only supported branch and ensure that there is an upgrade path for 1.x to a new 2.x release that is marked as stable.
Comment #11
zuernbernhard commentedThanks for the patch from #5. How can I help to get it into the module ?
Comment #12
damienmckenna@zuernBernhard: http://drupal.org/patch/apply
Comment #13
zuernbernhard commentedHi Damien,
I have to excuse me for the ambiguity. I'm meant: "How can I help to get the Patch into the Module-Code on Drupal.org". I already applied it locally. But i don't want to do this again and again every time a Module update is available.
Comment #14
damienmckenna@zuernBernhard: Ah, sorry ;) Ultimately one of the comaintainers needs to commit it, or someone else needs to join as a comaintainer.
Comment #16
ciss commentedSee #15.