There's a gss/ folder in this module with the following files:
- gss.css
- gss.js
- sortdown.gif
- sortup.gif
These aren't referenced anywhere else in the module, and can be removed.
There's a gss/ folder in this module with the following files:
- gss.css
- gss.js
- sortdown.gif
- sortup.gif
These aren't referenced anywhere else in the module, and can be removed.
Comments
Comment #1
webchickThere's not really a patch here, per se, but marking needs review anyway since there could be if I could figure out how to fake delete files from CVS. :)
Comment #2
avpadernoI checked the archive generated by Drupal.org, and I cannot find those files which have been removed in one of the commits I made.
Comment #3
webchickOops! Must be a bad checkout on my end then. I confirmed they're not present in the tarball.
Sorry about that!
Comment #4
jeffpatton commentedI grabbed this module from the drupal site: http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/xmlsitemap-6.x-1.1.tar.gz
extracted it to my website directory /var/www/sites/default/modules/
I received a 404 when attempting to access the sitemap that stated gss.js was not found in
/sites/all/modules/xmlsitemap/gss
All the issues that have that appear to be closed, but I just downloaded this module today, and the gss folders do exist. Just copying them over seemed to fix them, but that seems to be the wrong way to go...
Comment #5
avpaderno@jeffpatton: If you get such error, then it would be better to open a new issue report. This task report was for the removal of files that were anymore used from the module.
Comment #6
dave reid@jeffpatton: This is a known issue with the 5.x-1.x and 6.x-1.x versions because they hard-code references to /sites/all/modules. If you move the /sites/default/modules/xmlsitemap folder into the /sites/all/modules folder it will work. This is not a problem with the 6.x-2.x version.