On L397-398 of tap.export.inc, there is an exec() call to move the *-bundle.zip from /tmp to the files directory. I think the command used will only work on Linux, or at least, it was what caused the TourML Export functionality to break on my WAMP stack. Replacing these two lines with the following rename() call fixed the issue:
rename( str_replace('\\', '/', $file_path) , str_replace('\\', '/', drupal_realpath($dest) ) );
There might be a Drupal function, maybe in one of the required modules, that accomplishes the same thing with more elegance. From cursory examination, it seems that $output and $return_val from the original exec() call aren't used elsewhere, so I thought it was safe to discard them, but it'd be good if someone more familiar with the module could confirm that this is the case.
Without the str_replace() to force forward-slashes in paths, rename() would bug out on Windows. Without them, it removed bundle files from my temporary directory, but they never arrived in sites\default\files\tourml_bundle. (I'm still not sure where they all went.)
I just tested this change on a Linux server, and the bundle export works as expected.
Thanks!
On L397-398 of tap.export.inc, there is an
exec()call to move the*-bundle.zipfrom/tmpto the files directory. I think the command used will only work on Linux, or at least, it was what caused the TourML Export functionality to break on my WAMP stack. Replacing these two lines with the followingrename()call fixed the issue:There might be a Drupal function, maybe in one of the required modules, that accomplishes the same thing with more elegance. From cursory examination, it seems that
$outputand$return_valfrom the originalexec()call aren't used elsewhere, so I thought it was safe to discard them, but it'd be good if someone more familiar with the module could confirm that this is the case.Without the
str_replace()to force forward-slashes in paths,rename()would bug out on Windows. Without them, it removed bundle files from my temporary directory, but they never arrived insites\default\files\tourml_bundle. (I'm still not sure where they all went.)I just tested this change on a Linux server, and the bundle export works as expected.
Thanks!