Caching Phrase Groups

[futureal]

I am running into an odd phrase-related problem that I can't quite nail down. I've created a new group of phrases, and I want to pre-cache them for a Control Panel page.

Thus, I have changed the $phrasegroups section of the file from this:

// #################### PRE-CACHE TEMPLATES AND DATA ######################
$phrasegroups = array('cpuser');

To this:

// #################### PRE-CACHE TEMPLATES AND DATA ######################
$phrasegroups = array('mygroup', 'cpuser');

However, once that has been done, if I go back and attempt to access that page, it produces the following SQL error:

Database error in vBulletin 3.0.7:
Invalid SQL: 
				SELECT * FROM cpsession
				WHERE userid = 
						AND hash = '83e75790aa132d737560766ce115cbc2'
						AND dateline > 1119849369
mysql error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'AND hash = '83e75790aa132d737560766ce115cbc2'
						AND dateline > 
mysql error number: 1064

I can't for the life of me figure out what is causing that. I've traced things back in global.php but I'm obviously missing something. Any ideas?

[calorie]

Hmm, I don't see why simply adding a phrasegroup would cause that error, though I cannot see your code, so I'd guess that somewhere in your code, you are inadvertently wiping the $bbuserinfo['userid'] variable.

[futureal]

Yea, I actually just realized what I had forgotten to do (although I still can't figure out why it would wipe that user variable, that's just odd).

I had neglected to create a phrasegroup_mygroup field in the language table. Thus, when I added 'mygroup' to the phrasegroup cache, it couldn't actually do any caching since the field didn't exist. Now why that produced the error it did, I really have no clue.

Anyway, once I created the proper field, using a query like this:

ALTER TABLE language ADD phrasegroup_mygroup MEDIUMTEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '' AFTER phrasegroup_messaging;

Then everything worked fine again. If anybody ever makes the same mistake, hopefully they will search to this thread and find the answer.