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I am back to try CiviCRM again. I am using Drupal 6.25 on a multisite install but I only want CiviCRM to be used for one site, so I put it in /sites/{domain}/modules/ instead of /sites/all/modules/. 

I downloaded the correct version of CiviCRM: civicrm-4.1.2-drupal6.tar.gz.

I made a second database to keep the CiviCRM data separate from the Drupal site.

I tried to install CiviEngage but it threw an error so I paged back, saw that CiviEngage was not checked and kept on trying to set up CiviCRM. Before too long my custom color scheme I’d made in Garland went away and I was back at the default blue and my sidebars (which relied on Views) were goofed up too.

At some point I tried to install CiviEngage again and it threw the same error, so I tried to find out if it was mentioned in this forum. I found it here: http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,24162.0.html

When I went to the site trevorforrest mentions I noticed the header of the file, it said “CiviCRM version 4.1” then I noticed the header in my download and it says “CiviCRM version 3.4.”

I then checked lots of other files in the civicrm/drupal/ folder and they too all have “CiviCRM version 3.4” at the top, so I’m thinking there is a problem with how CiviCRM is being packaged, that somehow version 4 for Drupal 6 is getting version 3 files.

Here is the link to the most recent CiviCRM for Drupal 6, I’m hoping someone can take a look at the Drupal part of it.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/civicrm/files/civicrm-stable/4.1.2/civicrm-4.1.2-drupal6.tar.gz/download

Thanks.

Wow. If only I knew what that meant. 

I did look around the fisheye2.atlassian.com website and all I saw was “drupal;” nothing specific to 6 or 7, so I was reluctant to wholesale copy/paste files to get ones that read CiviCRM version 4.1 to replace the ones in my download.

In your other post to me you mentioned filing a ticket. I’m guessing you mean via “Issue Tracker” above? I didn’t see the nomenclature there for ticket, so am not exactly sure.  And like I said, I mostly have a gut instinct something isn’t being exported/packaged properly, due to the other post I referenced, and the version numbers at the top of the drupal specific files in the download I linked to above.  But I could be wrong.

Mostly I just wanted to give CiviCRM another chance.  The last time I tried it I was obviously on an underpowered host, things have changed a bit and I wanted to try it again.

Thanks for your help.

- Drew

if this is a new install, u should just install Drupal 7. Will save a lot of upgrade issues down the road, IMO

lobo

Nearly a year later, I've just spent a little bit of time bringing CiviEngage up to date for D6.

I've not yet tested it extensively (TBH I know little of what CiviEngage offers) but I will report back and hopefully supply a patch against 4.2 or 4.3, whichever best suits the client in question.

http://issues.civicrm.org/jira/browse/CRM-12314 is the issue - this has been marked closed by CiviCRM team but I will re-open it if we have something worth committing.

Work in progress is at https://github.com/GiantRobot/civicrm-drupal/commit/6.x-4.2