Also, I used HostMonster very successfully for about a year for a Drupal Ubercart site -- so it sounds like you guys just had a miscommunication. --Kyle Mathews kyle.mathews2000.com/blog http://twitter.com/kylemathews On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 12:49 AM, Michael Prasuhn <mike@mikeyp.net> wrote:
The Views module does not make use of MySQL views. As far as the database is concerned* all Views module does is build queries and run them just like any other query in Drupal. If the errors are SQL related you should take a look at the SQL views is generating and review that against your schema. I would wager that you most likely have a database schema that is out of date, and you need to run update.php. If the errors are PHP related, it is probably an incompatible version of PHP itself.
-Mike
* I know that Views does so much more and then some, however all the RDBMS will see is just another select query. __________________ Michael Prasuhn mike@mikeyp.net http://mikeyp.net
On Nov 5, 2009, at 10:51 PM, Jeff Greenberg wrote:
I figure others like me use shared hosting for their test and/or development servers. Thought you'd like to know that what I found out midstream in a project, with Views tossing errors at me with the Ubercart views. HostMonster doesn't support mysql views. I asked why they feel they support Drupal, and they said that they do, just not views. I said that's like saying they support it, just not php. Their response was, "Actually its like saying we support a Car being in our garage.. thats not saying the Doors on the car will open"
So if you need a garage for your Drupal sites...there ya go...just don't plan on doing any meaningful views and e-commerce.