jbulick
11-06-05, 03:15 AM
Problem:
For some reason I started getting this error shortly after installing 2.0 even though the first few times I logged in everything seemed to be ok. I deactivated a few of the modules that my company won't be using but did not deactivate the calendar module. The folder appears to be intact under modules. I then noticed that 2.0.1 was out so I upgraded but that did not fix the problem although it did fix another problem I was having with the history module. Despite getting this message the calendar is listed above, where it should be, and I am able to access it just fine without any error messages. I only get this when I first log on regardless of what user account I use. Any ideas on what I can do to fix this problem?
Solution:
The reason for the error was due to conflicting settings in the System Config. I had the calendar setup as the default module and for the submodule I had placed something there that did not exist.
For some reason I started getting this error shortly after installing 2.0 even though the first few times I logged in everything seemed to be ok. I deactivated a few of the modules that my company won't be using but did not deactivate the calendar module. The folder appears to be intact under modules. I then noticed that 2.0.1 was out so I upgraded but that did not fix the problem although it did fix another problem I was having with the history module. Despite getting this message the calendar is listed above, where it should be, and I am able to access it just fine without any error messages. I only get this when I first log on regardless of what user account I use. Any ideas on what I can do to fix this problem?
Solution:
The reason for the error was due to conflicting settings in the System Config. I had the calendar setup as the default module and for the submodule I had placed something there that did not exist.