modules/upcomingorg/INSTALL.txt

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Requirements
============

This module depends on Drupal 4.7.0 or higher. Right now, this means you need to
run this module with a CVS version of Drupal. It might work with Drupal 4.6, but
that is completely untested.

You will also need properly installed event and location modules. Please refer
to the documentation of those modules for installation instructions.


Installation
============

1) In your Drupal installation, create a folder modules/upcomingorg. Copy the
following files to that folder:
     upcomingorg.module
     upcomingorg.inc

2) Update your Drupal database using upcomingorg.mysql. A typical command
   line to do this is:
   mysql -u username -ppassword drupal < upcomingorg.mysql

   I plan to provide a database script for PostgreSQL, but right now you are on
   your own.

3) Install and configure the event and location modules.

4) Enable the upcoming.org module in Drupal, at:
   administer -> modules

5) Configure upcoming.org node types, at:
   administer -> settings -> upcomingorg

6) There is no sixth step, you are done. For usage instructions, please check
   INSTRUCTIONS.txt.


Upgrading
=========

This module is still under heavy development. Until it is released, expect
database changes without prior notice or upgrade script. These might just be
additional tables or fields, so modifying existing tables is not a problem.
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3
4	Requirements
5	============
6
7	This module depends on Drupal 4.7.0 or higher. Right now, this means you need to
8	run this module with a CVS version of Drupal. It might work with Drupal 4.6, but
9	that is completely untested.
10
11	You will also need properly installed event and location modules. Please refer
12	to the documentation of those modules for installation instructions.
13
14
15	Installation
16	============
17
18	1) In your Drupal installation, create a folder modules/upcomingorg. Copy the
19	following files to that folder:
20	upcomingorg.module
21	upcomingorg.inc
22
23	2) Update your Drupal database using upcomingorg.mysql. A typical command
24	line to do this is:
25	mysql -u username -ppassword drupal < upcomingorg.mysql
26
27	I plan to provide a database script for PostgreSQL, but right now you are on
28	your own.
29
30	3) Install and configure the event and location modules.
31
32	4) Enable the upcoming.org module in Drupal, at:
33	administer -> modules
34
35	5) Configure upcoming.org node types, at:
36	administer -> settings -> upcomingorg
37
38	6) There is no sixth step, you are done. For usage instructions, please check
39	INSTRUCTIONS.txt.
40
41
42	Upgrading
43	=========
44
45	This module is still under heavy development. Until it is released, expect
46	database changes without prior notice or upgrade script. These might just be
47	additional tables or fields, so modifying existing tables is not a problem.