After installing the module I got the message at the top of the modules page with a link to the configuration page say something like 'Configure Inline Messages'. Upon clicking on the link I'm being redirected to a page which I'm not authorized to view (I'm logged in as the Admin user). Also with in the configuration options of Drupal there is no link to 'Inline Messages'.

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#5 inline_messages-admin-configuration-1764888-5-D7.patch868 bytesmadmanmax

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thummel’s picture

thummel commented

Save here. The configuration page appears to be unavailable.

oriol masjuan’s picture

oriol masjuan commented

I have suffered the same problem.

In my case was because PHP run out of space when installing the module. It seems that the installation needs quite a lot of space.

Even the module is not installed properly it gets check it in the module list.

To avoid the problem, uninstall the module and install it again. (previously increase php_memory limit parameter). Do the proper Uninstall (admin/modules/uninstall).

Good luck ;)

ropic’s picture

ropic commented
Issue summary: View changes

There is a doble "a"

'access arguments' => array('administer inline messaages'),

change to

'access arguments' => array('administer inline messages'),

Coyote’s picture

Coyote commented

Fixed double a, and still does not allow access to admin page, even for super-user.

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madmanmax commented
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new inline_messages-admin-configuration-1764888-5-D7.patch868 bytes

Here is a patch for fixing the admin menu. Like it was mentioned above, it's a simple typo that prevents accessing the menu.