So I just started with Droogle and I am having trouble piecing everything together. I finally got past a slew of Zend errors and can now finally get to mysite.com/droogle
Though I don't see anything I can do from here. I read the documentation and it says I should be able to input some credentials. I am also hoping that I am using the right module for what I need.
I chose Droogle because I was hoping I could use it with Open Atrium. I'd like to utilize SSO, show specific documents related to specific Organic Groups/Users. Is this possible with Droogle? If the README was correct in that I need to enter credentials, it sounds like I am only gaining access to my account Docs and not a Google Apps organization like I hoped.
Included is a screenshot of what I see
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Comments
Comment #1
TravisJohnston commentedNevermind, i wasn't at admin/settings/droogle i was at /droogle
Comment #2
TravisJohnston commentedwell i added my account but instead of listing files it just says root folder still in the Droogle context box.
Comment #3
TravisJohnston commentedAlso when I try to upload, I get a message that the file uploaded successfully and it doesn't and I also get an error with FileField.
Comment #4
barnettech commentedhmmm if its not listing your docs then you didn't connect. In admin/settings/droogle you need to enter in the cck field that organic groups content type called group will be looking for. Then go and create that cck field for the group. Then within an individual organic group go and edit the node and put an username in the cck field you just created. Did you do this part? When you are on the admin/settings/droogle page you need to put in an organic groups password for all your organic groups, OR put in another cck field to use so upon editing the group node you can enter in the individual groups google account password.
Comment #5
barnettech commentedInstructions given.
Comment #6
TravisJohnston commentedI tried doing it with a per group basis beforehand, by creating a Google User field with the recommended field name and also a Google Password field in the group. When that didn't work, I did try the site-wide option and added in my Google Apps User and Password into the Droogle Settings and thats when I could finally see the Droogle block but it only had a Root Folder option and an Upload option.
Though I think the issue is that I am logged in with User1 and not a Google account, which is most likely why I am not seeing anything other than "root folder" and why the upload process wont work.
My issue with logging in though is I can't find any information on what my Google Apps OpenID url is, I turned on Federated Login using OpenID but from there I'm lost (not your responsibility to instruct me there, just explaining)
So I am playing around with that right now too and I will try going through your instructions in your last comment to see if I missed something, I was going off of the README doc.
Comment #7
ianchan commentedThis is a truly exciting project. Thanks for releasing it for all to use.
I am running into the same problem as described above. I only see root folder. I followed the README directions and have created the requisite CCK fields and entered those to the Droogle settings in admin. I also tried the latest Zend and the one on Github. Perhaps, I'm entering the OG field names incorrectly? I tried it both ways, i.e. field_gname and gname (for username).
Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks.
Comment #8
barnettech commentedAre you using a cck field for the password or did you try putting in a universal password for organic groups droogle? Try it with the universal password if you haven't tried it, does it work that way?
Comment #9
TravisJohnston commentedHey,
I haven't done much with this since my last response, but it may be because you are not logged in as a google user into Atrium/Drupal. This was the major hang up for me though, and I have not been able to figure out how to sign in with my Google Apps account
Comment #10
barnettech commentedYou don't need to sign into drupal with the same credentials as your google account. You use some combination of settings config items on admin/settings/droogle page and using cck fields to accept username(s) and password(s)
Comment #11
zokay.hafid commentedAll i can see is root this sentence "Google Drive Root Folder"
I have tried all the propositions provided above, but still the problem is the same droogle don't show organic group documents and i can't send files to google drive account. Any news about this issue ? anyone has other suggestions ? thank you very much.