Emacs error with MobileOrg push

I am trying to set Emacs org-mode to do the initial push of my files into the Dropbox folder, by running org-mobile-push, nonetheless I keep getting an error which reads Invalid function: org-eval-in-environment

I have searched the web for an answer, but have not been able to locate one.

In terms of this I have done the following:

• Reinstalled org-mode through Git, using the following commands:

  mkdir $HOME/elisp && cd $HOME/elisp

  git clone git://orgmode.org/org-mode.git

  cd org-mode && make && make doc && make install

• This installed correctly.

The org-mobile-push used to work fine with the version of org-mode that came with my install of Emacs 23.3 from http://emacsformacosx.com/, which I believe was on the version 6 branch of org-mode.

I later stopped using/testing the sync with MobileOrg, and moved along to update to version 7.7. through ELPA.

Following that, I started playing with creating a Git repo for my files.

Something along the line has apparently damaged an important configuration.开发者_Python百科

I am new to org-mode, Emacs and Git as well.

Any guiding will be appreciated. Lastly, if this seems all messed up, please provide some info on how to reset Emacs and org-mode to its "default version (as it came with 23.3)

Thanks,

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Not exactly a solution, but if you've got a valid index.org file, you don't need org-mobile-push. mobileorg is perfectly happy to pull everything linked from a manually generated file.

If you'd prefer not to download every single org file there, every time, try:

cd /your/org/dir/
md5sum *.org >checksums.dat

It'll only pull the files that have changed checksums. I have it in a cron job.

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First make sure you don't have other versions of org visible to emacs (one version comes with emacs distribution, I always delete it). The version/architecture of emacs used to compile the sources matters as well. I had this exact error with org-mobile-push when I copied compiled org tree from Linux to Windows, so try recompiling org. One simple way to do that from within emacs is to open the org/lisp directory in dired, mark all the source files via "*. el" (sans the quotes), then byte-compile the files by pressing "B". Now reload org via its menu or via "C-c C-x !".