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Database Error w/ PhotoPost Pro [[Help Please]]
I've an error that apparently the PhotoPost people have no idea how to fix.
I'm running vB 3.8.7 with PhotoPost Pro 8.42 integrated. I've plugins disabled globally via config.php --- When I enable plugins - this is the error I see in the AdminCP: Quote:
1. When plugins are enabled - I see the error above in the AdminCP and simply am unable to login to the AdminCP 2. When plugins are enabled - All members seemingly are logged out of the frontend and are unable to login. Can someone please offer suggestions on how to fix this? Because honestly - I have no clue. Chuck at photopost, while being a bit of help through support ticket, apparently has no solution and cannot duplicate the error on his end. So I'm in dire straights. Will appreciate any help. Thanks! J. |
Did you try disabling all other mods and see if the error still shows?
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Thanks for your response Ozzy! This is happening on a forum that had been hacked. The forum is basically a fresh install of vBulletin - so there are no other mods installed.
This is what Chuck from PhotoPost has told me: Quote:
I just need to know what this particular database error is all about and how to sort it. Thanks, J. |
Is this a free mod on here that I can take a look at?
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Well that is a kick in the bullocks. :(
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Yeah - it's a paid modification. Although I think I have the PhotoPost Pro w/ vB 3 integrated all but fixed. The original database error is something that I'd like to fix, if only on any future projects with the same error. A learning process I suppose LOL
@Ozzy - I got your PM but am heading out on a break. I'll get back with a response later this evening or tomorrow afternoon, depends on how much beer is flowing tonite :P Thank you guys for any advice you can offer! |
Do you have a test site with that running, and showing that error? If so could you send me a admin account, and ftp info, so I could see what is going on?
No big rush on the PM, it's gonna be awhile before I open the site. :) |
Great idea if she has a test site. I am very familiar with photopost, unfortunately I have gone my own path with the software so the last version I will own is v8.3.
I am wondering what storage engine type and if they are using Mysql or Mysqli?. |
According to a post on The Admin Zone, this may be on the verge of being sorted.
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