I'm trying to create a module that act as a jcarousel skin:
function jc_skins_jcarousel_skin_info() {
$skins['ie7'] = array(
'title' => t('ie7'),
'file' => 'skins/ie7/jcarousel-ie7.css',
);
return $skins;
}
All is packed in a jc_skins directory with a jc_skins.info and jc_skins.module with about hook function. The module shows in admin/build/modules.
When activated the ie7 skin doesn't show in views under skins dropdown over all the it throws an error under the /admin/reports/updates => jCarousel “Not supported!”
The code work fine if I hack it into jcarousel.module.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | jc_skins.tar_.gz | 18.09 KB | ronline |
Comments
Comment #1
quicksketchThat makes it sound like you might not be running the 2.x version of jCarousel. Could you check that the 2.2 version is picked up when you view the admin/build/modules page?
Comment #2
ronline commentedI've reinstalled the 6.x-2.2 . As far as the I don't activate my custom module the admin/reports/updates doesn't say a word and is showing the 6.x-2.2 as up to date. As soon as I activate jc_skins admin/reports/updates shows the described issue.
As it looks like ghost issues I went to check the system table :
SELECT name, STATUS FROM system WHERE TYPE = 'module' AND name LIKE "%carousel%";
The request shows the carousellite, jcarousellite_node, jcarousellite_views, and viewscarousel. All of these modules has status 0 which means disabled. They has been disabled by admin/build/modules and deleted from modules directory long time ago. Are there any other tables to clean up?
I've removed the disabled modules from system table, reinstalled the 6.x-2.2 and empty the cache with admin/settings/performance interface. The prob doesn't go away.
I've attached the custom module there isn't much to check the module code is in description, info files has few lines and ie skins has only a css file which IMHO shouldn't cause any troubles.
Comment #3
quicksketchNot sure what else to suggest here.
Comment #4
quicksketchComment #5
ronline commentedWrong css file naming. Renaming the ie7.css to jcarousel-ie7.css does the trick.