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I have just installed the latest version of oiopublisher but for some weird reason I can't see any modules. They are in the proper folder and the permissions are set properly, but nothing in the modules section of the admin page.
Any ideas?
Could you try editing include/modules.php and removing any @ symbols. That might unhide a possible error. I can't think of any reason why they wouldn't show though.
If all else fails, a re-upload sometimes does the trick.
I have tried what you suggested as well as uninstalling the plugin and starting from scratch and I still have no modules listed. They are in the modules dir but still nothing.
If you want to send some temporary FTP (and WP admin) access over via the contact form, I'll have a look at it over the weekend.
Just installed 2.07 on a new blog. Modules are not visible.
The last person to have this problem had it as a result of the installation options not all installing properly. One option, hash, needs to be loaded for the modules to load.
Try the following in this order:
* de-activate / re-activate the plugin
* uninstall / re-install the plugin
* check for the existence of an config option called "hash" in the oiopub_config database table in your MySQL database
1st 2 options did not help. Don't see any existence of "hash" in oiopub_config table.
Put this code into a blank php file in the oiopub-direct folder (eg. install_check.php) and run it from your browser. This will let us know whether the install was incomplete (run it a couple of times to make sure):
<?php
include_once(str_replace("\\", "/", dirname(__FILE__)) . "/index.php");
if(!oiopub_install_check()) {
echo "Install Incomplete";
oiopub_install_wrapper();
} else {
echo "Install Complete";
}
?>
It says Install Complete. I have managed to install the hash column with value QHIqZuy1jZJmxuke and API load 0. Still don't see the modules.
It works now. The manual DB creation for WP creates only 21 tables. I installed the tables on a different database using the install.php file and editing config.php....and then exported and imported back the oio_pub_config table to my wp blog as wp_oio_pub_config.
Thanks for letting me know. Glad you figured out the problem.
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