@smustgrave, no. Did the upgrade without uninstalling.
Also, just noticed that the update script has to run for the error to occur.
On the multidev where I noticed this the update script had not been yet executed.
jucedogi → created an issue.
This is most likely due to the PHP zip extension not being installed.
Verify that the server you are using has that enabled and that the zip file you are trying to upload is not corrupted.
For the latter you would basically try to unzip it locally. If that works I would definitely say that the culprit is the missing zip-ext from the PHP install since tests I've done so far with the module have worked as expected.
Only issue I've had so far is trying to upload a file larger than what the server allows me to upload.
To @ReVija or anyone else wondering still.
The latest version of schema_metatag does support this.
You must take care of the multiple value separator that you must define in the settings page for the metatag module. Default is ",".
From there you must select the "Pivot" option and assing the text value with the multiple options separated with the properly assigned separator character. Take care that the text values do not include said character.
In my case tokens were defined as:
- [node:field_faq:0:question];[node:field_faq:1:question];[node:field_faq:2:question];[node:field_faq:3:question]
and
- [node:field_faq:0:answer];[node:field_faq:1:answer];[node:field_faq:2:answer];[node:field_faq:3:answer]
wow, thank you for this.
working on this site that moved from apache to openlitespeed and this saved me who knows how many hours!
Just ran into this situation where I get this message: "The Feed field type is used in the following fields: file.feeds_item, redirect.feeds_item" when in the uninstall extensions section.
Tried the steps stated at #7 but with no success.
I encountered this issue on version 7.11
These patches did not work for me though.
My proposed solution is different though and I provide a patch for review.
What I noticed when debugging is that the link_url_type($text) function fails to recognize the URL as internal due to the query and returns a FALSE value. Which results in the link_validate_url($text, $langcode = NULL) function failing due to this.
Therefore I remove the query from the URL to proceed with the original validation the function does.
This seems to have done the job in my case.
Have made changes to make this compatible with D9/D10.
Don't have any current plans on making any more additions. Would consider doing so if requests come up.
Would make improvements if required to current feature set.
jucedogi → created an issue.