[ic] Help? More about Tie::Watch and Perl Modules

[Christopher VanOosterhout]

Mike,

Thanks for the clarification on this issue about not needing the Tie::Watch 
module.  Earlier I  wrote an email saying that my admin interface was 
telling me that I still needed several modules installed even though I have 
went through the process and installed the modules on my machine.  At the 
time I asked if there was anything I needed to do to "initiate" or force 
Interchange to "see" the modules.

With this question now I am wondering if it may be possible that I do not 
need these modules.  Is that the case?  If it is not the case and I do need 
the modules, why is Interchange not "seeing" that they are installed.  I 
understand that this may in fact be a Perl problem or other type of system 
problem and not an Interchange problem, but everything "seems" fine on the 
Perl side.  Have you ever heard of this before?  Any ideas?

Thanks,

Christopher VanOosterhout


At 10:52 PM 2/25/01 -0500, Mike Heins wrote:
>Quoting any@youwillsave.com (any@youwillsave.com):
> > Thanks for the advise Chris but all that happened when I entered the
> > command(perl -MCPAN -e 'install Tie::Watch') is it tried to install
> > something but could not? I'm not even sure if this possible error
> > (Tie::Watch not found. Minor: cannot set watch points in catalog.cfg.)
> > is the cause of my problem which is: I can not cross-sell or quantity
> > sell any item?
>
>That is definitely not the problem. Tie::Watch is simply not needed
>unless you are doing some things where you would know it was needed.
>
>I will take that message out of admin in the next release. It is
>*really* minor, which I thought would get across to people in the
>message. Apparently not. 8-\
>
> > When I click on either of these all that comes up is the
> > ok/cancel screen and when I click on no meta display it goes to the edit
> > screen? Help please. Everything else seems to be working fine. I really
> > just need the cross-sell option to work. Thank you in advance to whom
> > ever!
> >
>
>This is usually a database problem, or a catalog coming from a version
>lower than 4.6.3 where a variable is not defined properly. There should
>be an error log entry and a notation in the 4.6.3 WHATSNEW file about
>what the problem really is with that.
>
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