katiebot [katiebot]

In this case, you should open a support request in the project issue, and offer to become co-maintainer of the module; when the current maintainer accepts your offer, then you apply for a CVS account reporting the link to the issue where the maintainer replied you.

I am marking this report as won't fix.

I misunderstood what the OP meant; she just meant that the module has never been published on Drupal.org; I apologize for my mistake.

1.   if (module_exists('uc_recent_products')) {
       $items['admin/settings/recentproducts'] = array(
         'title' => 'Recently Viewed Products',
         'description' => 'Administer settings for your recently viewed products block',
         'page callback' => 'drupal_get_form',
         'page arguments' => array('uc_recent_products_form'),
         'access arguments' => array('administer store'),
       );
     }
   

   This code is useless. The module is checking if it exists, but if it would not exists, then the function would be never called.

2.     $query = db_query_range("SELECT DISTINCT nid FROM {uc_recent_products} WHERE sid = '%s' ORDER BY visit_time DESC", uc_recent_products_get_id(), $from = 0, $count = $limit);
   

   It should be better to use db_distinct_field().

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