We are getting these errors because the form factory (I2CE_FormFactory) cannot determine the form class associated to the form. I think that the problem is that the forms are defined in the form storage modules but not properly defined in magic data.
There are two types of problems here:
1) There is form storage defined for something that is not a form. For example, tribe has it's form storage set, but in the Demographic module, the tribe form field is STRING_LINE and not a MAP, so it means that there probable should not be a form called "tribe". You should probably do something like <erase path="/modules/forms/forms/tribe"> in the ihris-manage-pmoralg module
2) There is form storage defined for a form, but the module defining that form is not turned on. For example this is the case with the ISCO codes. (As an aside, I would use the ISCO 08 codes and not the ISCO 88 codes -- the numbering is the year that the codes were released)
Problem 1) should be fixed. Problem 2) can be ignored as long as you don't mind those warning messages.
We are getting these errors because the form factory (I2CE_FormFactory) cannot determine the form class associated to the form. I think that the problem is that the forms are defined in the form storage modules but not properly defined in magic data.
There are two types of problems here: modules/ forms/forms/ tribe"> in the ihris-manage- pmoralg module
1) There is form storage defined for something that is not a form. For example, tribe has it's form storage set, but in the Demographic module, the tribe form field is STRING_LINE and not a MAP, so it means that there probable should not be a form called "tribe". You should probably do something like <erase path="/
2) There is form storage defined for a form, but the module defining that form is not turned on. For example this is the case with the ISCO codes. (As an aside, I would use the ISCO 08 codes and not the ISCO 88 codes -- the numbering is the year that the codes were released)
Problem 1) should be fixed. Problem 2) can be ignored as long as you don't mind those warning messages.