Nuke Resources Forums » Post 10719 »

jazzfuser · Resource Seeker

Iâ€™ve finished installing several modules and tweaks to the latest version of 7.8 patched with chatâ€™s 3.2. (disclaimer: I know 7.8 isnâ€™t the most secure version. I had to use it in order to take advantage of some of the new modules I would like to use).

Everything works, and I thought I was ready to begin setting it up for launch, until;

I went to add one final module and it didnâ€™t show up in the module administration list. I created a dummy folder and it didnâ€™t show up either. So, I tried changing the values of the existing modules (activating, deactivating, changing their names, etc..) and everything worked just as they should...only the newly added folders/modules do not show up.

My question is: What file, and hopefully what function should I be looking at to pinpoint this issue?

Thanks

Evaders99 · Resource Master

Hmm my guess is that your modules table does not match the structure that 7.8's nuke.sql uses

Use phpMyAdmin and post the structure of your current modules table

jazzfuser · Resource Seeker

I created a jpg of the query and posted it here:

http://www.goodallz.com/images/modTab.jpg

I hope this helps.

Evaders99 · Resource Master

7.8 does not have a "groups" field - you can remove it

jazzfuser · Resource Seeker

AH HA! I installed NSN Groups and it must have added that table. So, it is likely something to do with Groups...yes?

Which brings me to another issue, if it is groups that is the problem, a lot of the syntax in the core edit files did not match and I had to find "references" to several functions and edit the differences. Was the syntax changed in chat's 3.2? In other words, should I roll back to 3.1 (Groups is an extremely important part of my build).

Evaders99 · Resource Master

It would just be a matter of finding the correct "INSERT INTO" line for the modules table and modifying it to add the new field. Does the NSN Groups instructions not show you how to do this?

jazzfuser · Resource Seeker

I see the following insert into in the core file admin/modules/module.php is that what I should be looking for? sorry, i am new to this stuff so please bear with me.

$db->sql_query("insert into " . $prefix . "_modules values (NULL, '$modlist[$i]', '$modlist[$i]', '0', '0', '', '1', '0')");

This is the recommended "replacement"

Evaders99 · Resource Master

Notice that replace code only has 8 fields (the ones around the inner-most set of parenthesis seperated by commas) but your table has 9 fields.

You'll want these to match, try

jazzfuser · Resource Seeker

Outstanding work!! That was the solution. I would have never figured it out on my own.

Thank you, so much! My skills are very limited at this time, but if you think I can help...perhaps beta test something...i don't know...anyway, let me know if I can return the favor.