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No, sir, just been there, done that, too many times, I'm afraid.
--------------- Added 15 Feb 2008 at 17:44 --------------- Did you re-install the xml in the Product manager and allow overwrite? |
ok got it thanks guys for the help just had to walk away and switch a few things around in the tables back in action!! |
Glad to hear it. What did you have to do?
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Are you sure? I thought it did.
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i did exactly what you and chris said reinstalled it the added the tables back empty, i had to add a second column and then it populated I did ther removal in the cp and bada bing bada boom we are back in action!!
thanks again for your quick help on this you guys rock!!:D |
Great! Now you know what to do if you ever run into the same kind of problem again. Ain't it fun to learn? ;)
Did re-installing the hack add back the table or did you have to do that manually? |
To be honest i didnt check it was up, so i got a bottle of wine and called it a week~~
--------------- Added [DATE]1203146168[/DATE] at [TIME]1203146168[/TIME] --------------- oh wait do you mean b4 it came back up? yea we did it manually then got the wine |
Wine seems to help with a lot on vbulletin errors I have found out. Beer is another good error fixer. ;)
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Re-running the current version code on an update would be a bit disasterous for all those install codes that start out with "drop table if exists". -- hugh |
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