PHPnuke doesn't see EPC as a module.

[MnilinM]

I've been browsing with Google for the past two days on this, and no one has EXACTLY what i'm looking for.

I'm no PHP pro, but i know how to chop it up and change it if i need to.

So here goes:

I have EPC, i have PHPnuke 7.9.
I followed the instructions on a famous post on this site with the files of EPC PHP-Nuke Module.zip.

My calendar block can view other months, and maintain the main screen, np... but if there's an event, the popup won't work.
I know it won't because it can't be used at the same time as the altlink thing, so it's ok that the popups don't work.

The big problem is, if i click said event in the block, it will tell me "Sorry, this module isn't active." if i'm not logged in as an admin.
It will work just fine if i'm logged in as an admin.

So, np, i think. I'll just goto the admin panel > Modules and turn it on.

It's not there...

Now i've been all over the friggn' net on this one. I thought it was nuke's fault, but i deleted some of the modules i don't use and it updated properly... so the issue is there's something about the Calendar folder sitting in my modules directory that nuke just doesn't like...

Any ideas? i feel like i've tried everything, but then with me, it usually is just one tiny detail.

If you need any info/code lemmi know.

[ve9gra]

I can have a look at it personally (I maintain the Nuke module). Just send me your FTP login info and your Nuke's Admin user/pass to the link in my signature.

But just before that, can you confirm that you're using the latest version of the module posted here (http://www.easyphpcalendar.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6506). It's one of the stickies at the top of this forum.

[MnilinM]

I'm updating this to help anyone who might run into a similar problem.

Ve9gra helped me figure out that it was a previous installation and improper uninstallation of NSNgroups that was keeping admin/modules.php from updating the way it should've.

Turns out NSNgroups modifies your SQL database. It added a field to my nuke_modules table and that extra field kept modules.php from updating correctly.

Again, HUGE thanks to Ve9gra. My lesson learned would be read more heavily into new modules.