My friend fixed this bug. He registered for the forum so that he could post the fix, but he never received the confirming email
This is Kawika, brother7\'s friend. I haven\'t been able to successfully resolve my registration problems, so I\'m just going to post here.
The solution to this problem was along the lines of what gsbe had mentioned in that it was a $resultb problem. However the problem was in the gigcal_upcom module and not the main program component. I\'m not sure what the line number is, but here is what is should read. It\'s pretty easy to find, as all the \"hover\" lines are together. I\'ve also attached a fixed file for those that would rather just uninstall and reinstall the module.
This line is about 20 lines up from the bottom.
if($gigconfig[\'upcom_gigdate_hover_time\'])
towards the end of the line, there is:
$resultb[\"gigdate\"])
Remove the \"b\" so it reads:
$result[\"gigdate\"])
That should fix it.
Kawika
Ok.. I guess I did that wrong the last time...files apparently don\'t go in the image upload section :laugh:
My friend fixed this bug. He registered for the forum so that he could post the fix, but he never received the confirming email
This is Kawika, brother7\'s friend. I haven\'t been able to successfully resolve my registration problems, so I\'m just going to post here.
The solution to this problem was along the lines of what gsbe had mentioned in that it was a $resultb problem. However the problem was in the gigcal_upcom module and not the main program component. I\'m not sure what the line number is, but here is what is should read. It\'s pretty easy to find, as all the \"hover\" lines are together. I\'ve also attached a fixed file for those that would rather just uninstall and reinstall the module.
This thread has been about my Joomla installation on host PowWeb. For testing, I did a fresh Joomla + gigCalendar installation on a separate host HostGator.
So I think the problem is not with the host, but with the files I\'m using. The files I\'m using are:[ul][li]com_gigcal-1.0.2.zip[/li][li]mod_gigcal_minical-1.0.zip[/li][li]mod_gigcal_upcom-1.0.zip[/li][/ul] Am I using the right files? I got them from the Joomla! Developer project site.
To try to fix another problem, I uninstalled the 2 gigCalendar modules. When I tried to reinstall them, it failed with the following error:
Quote
Upload module -Failed There is already a file called /(my path)/htdocs/modules/mod_gigcal_minical.php - Are you trying to install the same CMT twice?
When I FTP\'d, sure enough, there were the 4 files associated with the 2 modules. After I deleted them, the modules successfully reinstalled.
Is this a problem with how Joomla uninstalls modules (doesn\'t delete the associated module files) or a problem with gigCalendar (doesn\'t tell Joomla which/where files to delete)?
It\'s been suggested that I uninstall/reinstall the gigCalendar component. Will report back with results.
I uninstalled/reinstalled the component. Still the same errors. I also tried uninstalling/reinstalling the modules and uninstalling the other component JoomlaXplorer 1.3.2. Nothing worked to solve my problem.
Any advice?
UPDATE: I whacked the whole site and started fresh. Did a fresh install of Joomla 1.0.5. After installation, the only things I did were to install the 1 component and 2 modules of gigCalendar 1.0.2 and publish the 2 modules. THE BUG IS STILL THERE.
I\'ll continue developing my site, leaving gigCalendar in place. I believe that eventually this bug will be tracked down and fixed.
Some random info, just in case it\'s relevant... [ul][li]My host is PowWeb.[/li][li]Joomla 1.0.5 is bridged to SMF 1.1 RC2 using Orstio\'s Bridge 3.20.[/li][li]The only other component installed is joomlaXplorer 1.3.2[/li][/ul]It\'s been suggested that I uninstall/reinstall the gigCalendar component. Since I\'m in the early stages and won\'t lose much info, I\'m going to try that and see what happens. Will report back with results.
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