Still on Drupal 7? Security support for Drupal 7 ended on 5 January 2025. Please visit our Drupal 7 End of Life resources page to review all of your options.I have a new install of 7.1.6 with COD 7.x.2.0 which (mostly) installed without a hitch (although there were some issues with modules during install that I had to hand bomb into proper path in order to install.
Everything is working fairly well, although again, with some "minor" theme issues for COD so running Bartik.
When I go to to configure schedule for conference, the scheduler tab gives me a 301. The path is /conf/?q=admin/conference/2/schedule when I select it and then it throws a / after schedule. ie: /conf/?q=admin/conference/2/schedule/ which fails.
I found that if I put a numeric after the / such as schedule/1 it will take me to the scheduler, otherwise in admin it just sits there, hung if running with the new interface or it goes to says page not redirecting properly when using old interface.
I do want to get this solved. There are a few more niggly things, but for now, I would like to figure this out. Why should it go to and where could that be going wrong. I have disabled and re-added module, used gz file and tried drush and also tried developer module and also 7.x.1.x as well, all doing same thing.
haalpp ... ?
ps: there was a related issue that was apparently resolved, but can't find it on this system. I can post it later when I am back at the other computer I was using for administering site.
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kclarkson commentedso this was making the scheduler unuseable.
What I have figured out is that the default-day variable / redirect is no longer working in my case.
So this is my temporary fix:
1. admin/structure/pages/edit/page-cod_schedule_admin_page
2. Go to the Panel: Schedule Default day, remove the end and add something else. I chose the word scheduler. admin/conference/%node:nid/schedule/scheduler
Caveat. This may break the default schedule feature, but we are gong to just link to each day as a work around. Like so: www.XYZ.com/2020/schedule/2020-09-10