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It worked before I attempted this upgrade. Not since tho... Code:
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The tone of voice isn't very encouraging for making me want to help, but whatever.
Your missing some fields in your database. I'll run a test of this on the test board and try to duplicate it. The two fields your missing are from version 1.0 and version 2.2, so it makes me think your missing more then just those two. What version of vbulletin are you running? |
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Especially after I've supported you for more then 3 years. One second... Did you really say that? I am running vbulletin version 3.8. |
I'm completely stumped. I've uninstalled and reinstalled on 3.8.3 and all of the fields are created. Do you use a table prefix?
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Thanks again. |
Nope, varchar type field allows for 250 character limit.
So just edit the number 100 to 250 and that's it. |
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varchar(100) A pull down menu and a blank line. Where should it be changed? |
Can you provide a screenshot? I'm unable to determine how to assist you from what you've typed there. It largely depends upon what program your using to interface with your database and the version of that program. Ultimately, you need to edit the field to change the 100 to 250.
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Your editting the data in the row, not the field itself.
On the left hand dropdown of tables, select "Usergroup", and then click "Structure" in the main screen along the top bar. Now scroll down and put a checkmark next to ei_forumid and then click the pencil on the bottom. Attached is a screenshot of the last step. From there it'll open up to where you can easily change the char limit to 250. |
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