FormBuilder 0.7.1 won't install

[newvision]

When trying to install from the xml from the admin module of CMS 1.10.3, I get the following error messages. I was able to install CGI Extensions and CGi simple smarty without any problem.

( ! ) Warning: XMLReader::open() [xmlreader.open]: Empty string supplied as input in C:\wamp64-2\www\DTB_USA\lib\classes\class.moduleoperations.inc.php on line 218
Call Stack
# Time Memory Function Location
1 0.0063 1008512 {main}( ) ..\listmodules.php:0
2 1.2919 12838304 ModuleOperations->ExpandXMLPackage( ) ..\listmodules.php:120
3 1.2925 12838896 XMLReader->open( ) ..\class.moduleoperations.inc.php:218

( ! ) Warning: XMLReader::open() [xmlreader.open]: Empty string supplied as input in C:\wamp64-2\www\DTB_USA\lib\classes\class.moduleoperations.inc.php on line 218
Call Stack
# Time Memory Function Location
1 0.0063 1008512 {main}( ) ..\listmodules.php:0
2 1.2953 12838720 ModuleOperations->ExpandXMLPackage( ) ..\listmodules.php:150
3 1.2960 12839200 XMLReader->open( ) ..\class.moduleoperations.inc.php:218

I've also tried downloading the .tar.gz file, expanding it and placing in the modules folder. It is listed in the list of module but it noted as not being installed. When I click on install, it appears to install then the entire module list disappears from the screen. If I more to layout or some other category and then move back, the module list repopulates with all the modules and still says that the FormBuilder is not installed.

I've tried totally removing it, re-downloading the different formats and still the same results.

Thanks in advance!

[thomahawk]

Did you solve this? I just loaded formbuilder 0.7.3 up into the modules folder of recent installed 1.11.10 “Pinzon”, but it does not even appear in the modules list.

[thomahawk]

A bit too sensible for my taste, the whole modules thing.

Seems I solved this by renaming the uploaded folder from its original name "formbuilder-0.7.3" to simply "formbuilder", now it appears in modules.

[staartmees]

it has nothing to do with sensible. It just gotta be correct.

[10010110]

This is kind of a “bug” with this module, though, because all other modules I’ve used usually expand into the correctly named directory. For newbies it’s not intuitive to rename that directory because how should they know? There is also no documentation mentioning this.