- Issue created by @Khoebeke
- 🇺🇸United States andileco
Thanks for this alert, @Khoebeke. We may end up creating a patch for this, but in the meantime, here are two approaches to move forward on your site:
1) THE IDEAL SCENARIO
- Restore to a backup of your database so Drupal doesn't think you've already run the update.
- Enable Charts Billboard.js (I think you may have tested it in the past)
- Run update.php
- Find the view that was set to use Billboard.js and change it to use Highcharts
- Uninstall Charts Billboard.js
2) THE LESS-IDEAL SCENARIO
- Enable Charts Billboard.js
- Run update.php
- If the site thinks it has already run update.php and won't run it again, you'll need to resave all your views; for the view that was using Billboard.js, change it to Highcharts
- Uninstall Charts Billboard.js
Please let me know how this goes!
- 🇧🇪Belgium Khoebeke Brakel
Hi Andileco!
You inspired me! You were right that I don't use Billboard.js anymore but there was 1 view that was still set up to use Billboard.js.
I removed the view itself and I could do update.php without any error :) Thanks a lot for this, and thanks for your great work here!
Maybe we can make a notice message in the script for when people have this issue? ;)
Greetings