include_once() [function.include]: Failed opening 'components/com_groupjive/language/english.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/local/php52/pear') in /home/*/public_html/modules/mod_gj_latestbulletins/mod_gj_latestbulletins.php on line 19

similar with others...
can anyone help?

I have the same issue on my installation. The modules showing the mentioned above error, when displayed.

Will there be any response on the issue?

Regards, Morten

Indeed, the only reason I will even want this component is if I can get the accompanying modules to work- Hope we get an answer soon!

Hi again,

I some how found the solution myself. So here it is:

If you take a close look at the errormessage, you can see, that the module requests "components/com_groupjive/language/english.php".

And, if you look (via ftp or FileZilla) at the folder in your installation for the component, it has an extra folder called "english". The path looks like this:

/public_html/components/com_groupjive/language/english/english.php

All you have to do is to copy or move (I recommend copy) the file "english.php" to the parent folder "language" instead of the folder "english".
It worked for me and I hope it will work for you too.

:-)M

Thank You so much!

The Latest Bulletins is working:woohoo:

However, I still have this when I try this method--
On My Groups module

DB function failed with error number 1146
Table '***_jo151.jos_gj_options' doesn't exist SQL=SELECT nophoto_logo FROM jos_gj_options

I selected "no photo" to see if that helped, but no luck.

Anyway, Thanks for your help

Yep, I got that one too.

I fixed it by actually just commenting out some lines of code in the file:

.../public_html/modules/mod_gj_mygroups/mod_gj_mygroups.php

Opne the file: mod_gj_mygroups.php in an editor and comment out the following code:

// $database->setQuery("SELECT nophoto_logo FROM #__gj_options");
// if (!$result=$database->query()) {
// echo $database->stderr();
// return;
// }

// define('DEFAULT_LOGO', $database->loadResult());

// global $mosConfig_offset, $my;

The "//" meens that the line is commented out. To un-comment again later just remove the "//" again.

I haven't experienced any negative consequences yet as a result of commenting the code out. And the module works. So for me it does the job. If it later should show, that is has consequences, then it is easy to uncomment again. So, DONT delete the code, JUST uncomment

M