Problem: Within CCK there is a module called "Content Copy".
drush en "content copy" returns an error. How do I install a module with a space in it's name?
Answer: Use drush sm to list the available modules in your drupal instance.
In the "Name" column of the output generated you will see
Content Copy (content_copy)
in the CCK section.
Therefore the drush command is:
drush en content_copy
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Thursday, 25 November 2010
Drush - installing CCK
Problem: drush en cck will installed the approved cck release, but not the dev version. How do I install the dev version?
Answer: drush en cck-6.x-2.x-dev
This will install the latest dev version. But when it comes to enabling CCK the syntax is somewhat different - remember that "cck" is not a module , its a package of modules, with the core of it being the "content" module.
Therefore to enable CCK , the drush command is
drush en content
Answer: drush en cck-6.x-2.x-dev
This will install the latest dev version. But when it comes to enabling CCK the syntax is somewhat different - remember that "cck" is not a module , its a package of modules, with the core of it being the "content" module.
Therefore to enable CCK , the drush command is
drush en content
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