| Re: Keeping some Formulize compatibility |
| by redheadedrod on 2014/2/23 20:10:23 Sorry if I confused anyone. It appears they are working on getting it to work with 2.6 but at this point I am guessing it is a work in progress. Formulize is cool in its own right. I played around with it and made some suggestions to the authors but never got involved with it. |
| Re: Keeping some Formulize compatibility |
| by flaggada on 2014/2/23 8:48:19 Hello That's working fine with 2.5.7. Hope compatibility with 2.6 will come later. Thanks for your help ![]() |
| Re: Keeping some Formulize compatibility |
| by Mamba on 2014/2/18 19:41:57 It seems, people like Francois there are confused. The change proposed by Julian has been applied with some modifications by Richard to XOOPS 2.5.7 which is in XOOPS SVN. Unless Julian made it compatible with XOOPS 2.6.0, Formulize won't run under XOOPS 2.6.0 |
| Re: Keeping some Formulize compatibility |
| by btesec on 2014/2/18 17:31:08 replacing the file does not work as stated above by redheadedrod. "class/database/mysqldatabase.php From your base directory. (Found in the htdocs in the svn) ". You can follow the discussion on this link: http://www.freeform.ca/en/forum/getting-blank-page-when-trying-install-git |
| Re: Keeping some Formulize compatibility |
| by redheadedrod on 2014/2/17 12:19:30 Mamba is correct. There is a function in the old MySQL driver that was not included in the xoops connector that isn't supported in Doctrine so Richard added it for legacy reasons to both. So if you try to run the latest code from the github you MAY have to either run the full 2.5.7 code base or if you are not comfortable with that just copy over the file from 2.5.7 to your 2.5.6 and over write the old file found in the same location. class/database/mysqldatabase.php From your base directory. (Found in the htdocs in the svn) |