An admin just checked. They're showing up there.

EDIT: Here's a screenshot he provided.

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m...a/Changes2.png

Hmm... Can you check the userchangelog database table and see if the fieldname column is anything other than "username" (all lowercase) for the entries that are missing?

Fillip

Is that also done via the Admin CP?

Via phpMyAdmin is the best bet, though it can be done via the AdminCP if the user has Execute SQL permissions from config.php :)


Fillip

SQL executions are possible.

What would the execution be?

If you're using a table prefix, you need to add it in front of the table name:

Replacing X with the userid of a user that's got missing entries.


Fillip

Just so I pass along the correct information, am I understanding this right?

Admin CP -> Maintenance -> Execute SQL Query

In the Manual Query box, enter that code and replace the X with the user's ID -- for example, mine is 18.

That's correct :)

Ideally it should return "username" in all lowercase over and over again for all the entries.


Fillip

In that case, just exit the Admin CP, go back to the forum index, and carry on with your day, right? =P

If not, though, what should be done?

If not then replacing X with whatever the result of the previous query was that is not "username" in all lowercase :)


Fillip