I've just installed the Email module per the INSTALL instructions.
I get no email icon in the list view as expected.
I see the Email.php file is of size 0 bytes. Is this correct?
Xataface 1.1.5 978
php 5.2.0
apache 2.2.3
mysql 5.0.32
Email 0.1α
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Email 0.1αI've just installed the Email module per the INSTALL instructions.
I get no email icon in the list view as expected. I see the Email.php file is of size 0 bytes. Is this correct? Xataface 1.1.5 978 php 5.2.0 apache 2.2.3 mysql 5.0.32
Did you override the [email] action in your application's actions.ini file to set the table(s) that the email action should appear for?
I fear that the instructions don't clearly convey the fact that by default the email action does not appear. You need to override the 'condition' directive of the action in order to make it available to specific tables.
Yes I did. I have the following setting in my actions.ini
Also, is that Email.php file size correct? Thanks
Well then, I guess it would have to be one of the 2 other steps of installation where the difficulty lies.
1. That the Email directory resides at path/to/xataface/modules/Email and it readable by the web server. 2. That your application's conf.ini file contains the appropriate section
If those are both done, it is hard to say what could be happening. You might want to try accessing the email action directly to see if it is even being picked up. i.e. enter ..?-action=email in your application url.
When I go direct to the email app, I get a permissions error. I am logged in as ADMIN
When you are logged in as ADMIN do you assign them ALL permissions (e.g. Dataface_PermissionsTool::ALL()?) or does it use a specific role like the 'ADMIN' role.
If you are using a role, you'll need to add the 'email' permission to that role. E.g. if you are using the ADMIN role you would add the following to your application's permissions.ini file:
Alternatively you could remove the 'email' permission requirement from the email action by adding
to the email action section of your actions.ini file.
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