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linawolf / form_double_opt_in

TYPO3 Extension adding Double Opt-In to the TYPO3 CMS Form Framework
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get error #2

Closed matin73 closed 4 years ago

matin73 commented 4 years ago

Hello,

I am not able to install extension. I get error:

Oops, an error occurred! Class Medienreaktor\FormDoubleoptin\Controller\DoubleOptInController does not exist. Reflection failed.

All caches and autoload were cleared. Also class can be found in autoload_classmap.php

Nebucadnezar commented 4 years ago

I got the same error on the confirmation page. However, the installation had worked.

This is due to an error in ext_localconf.php (Line 8) Change 'Medienreaktor.FormDoubleoptin' to 'Medienreaktor.FormDoubleOptIn'

danielkestler commented 4 years ago

Thanks for your feedback. Okay, this is strange and maybe seems to depend on the TYPO3 version. Which version of TYPO3 are you using?

matin73 commented 4 years ago

I am using 8.7.x - but after installing github version it worked

Nebucadnezar commented 4 years ago

I am using typo3 9.5.11 and have installed latest version from Extension Repository (v 1.1.1)

I made the change in ext_localconf because typo3 resolved the namespace of the controller wrong. Medienreaktor\FormDoubleoptin... should be Medienreaktor\FormDoubleOptIn...

The configuration of the plugin in CamelCase solved the problem for me. However, I am not sure whether the installation problem is directly related. As I said, I got the error message on the confirmation page where the plugin is embedded. Here the controller is called directly.

Nebucadnezar commented 4 years ago

I just noticed that the current version from github already has the configuration in CamelCase. Maybe the typo3 TER version is not up to date?

danielkestler commented 4 years ago

Ah, you are right. We are no longer supporting TER, and for some reason, I am also no longer able to edit, update or delete the extension in TER (maybe due to the changed package name) – so I will close this for now and recommend to always use composer instead (this package is on packagist, of course).