Add directory fails after enabling by-user checks

Changing this line:

->condition('uid', RoleInterface::ANONYMOUS_ID, '<>')

to:

->condition('uid', '0', '<>')

appears to have fixed the error for me.

Thanks for reporting Your issue.

However, I wasn't able to reproduce it. Enabling 'By-user checks' and then clicking on 'Add directory' was flawless, as concretely adding a directory.

Did You clear the cache after installing / updating the module?

Thanks,
MZ

I'm not sure. So I re-instated the original DirectoryForm.php, cleared the cache, clicked on Add Directory, and the error is still there.

Could this be a Postgres vs MySQL thing?

Thanks for reporting this issue, which actually seems like a bug indeed - and a one lying there for about 10 years, since they actually changed that constant from an integer to a string (I guess most of the people here is using MySQL, which probably casts strings to 0?).

Only, I replaced with an integer, not a string.
Could You please check the latest code and tell me if everything works for You?

Thanks,
MZ

Hello

Where would I find the latest code? I am already at 3.1.0 and I don't see a newer version in the Git repo.

The change I previously mentioned that I made to DirectoryForm.php has not caused any errors since, and the module is working fine for me. I'm not sure if it would throw up errors for MySQL users though.

Thanks for Your info.

I just released 3.1.1 which checks against 0 (integer) instead of '0' (string) or the previous constant (string too).
It works well under MySQL too.

Thanks,
MZ

Upgraded to 3.1.1, and it's working fine. Thanks!

Thank You,
MZ