Please click install for support! For those interested, the Pro version is in development and should be out soon. It will be released at vb-scripts.com.
Sept 25, 2005
Bug fixes:
* Added Missing phrases for editing status, type & severity.
* Fixed bug in changing displayorder
The install does rebuild the bitfields both during an install and also during an uninstall...you can check the coding!
Lastly...it's only you 2 that seem to be having this issue...you have a problem with another hack!
actually...i did look at the code and saw the neccessary code that rebuilds the bitfield. i disabled all other plugins and products before installing vbug tracker.
the product worked fine for me as far as usergroup permissions until you updated to fix the above bug (which i also experienced).
not sure what else to say. the new upload you did, for some reason didnt rebuild the bitfields. doing it manually, as suggested by hydrostatic, fixed the issue.
If you import the xml before you upload the files (like what I did because I was careless), then your bitfields won't be rebuilt. I think that's the issue. It's really no fault of anybody.
If you import the xml before you upload the files (like what I did because I was careless), then your bitfields won't be rebuilt. I think that's the issue. It's really no fault of anybody.
thanks for that bit of info. its very possible i may have done that. dont recall for sure though.
are you experiencing any issues with subscribing to a bug entry?
for me, when submitting a new bug and ticking the box for Subscribe, i get a DB error:
Code:
Database error in vBulletin 3.5.0 Release Candidate 3:
Invalid SQL:
INSERT INTO vbug_subscribe (userid, vbug_id)
VALUES (1, );
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 ')' at line 2
Error Number : 1064
the bug is inserted fine, but the subscription doesnt take. when adding a response to an existing bug, and ticking the Subscribe box, i dont get an error...but the subscription doesnt take. nothing is entered, in either case, to the vbug_subscribe table. i verified this with phpmyadmin.
If you import the xml before you upload the files (like what I did because I was careless), then your bitfields won't be rebuilt. I think that's the issue. It's really no fault of anybody.
That would be the issue. As stated in the install instructions:
Quote:
2. Unzip the files to your forums directory as outlined in the zip file.
3. Open your admincp, select the Product Management System
(admincp->Plugin System->Manage Products) then select
Add/Import Product. Upload product-vBug_lite.xml.
4. Go to vBulletin options and set the vBug Tracker Options.
Instructions are provided for a reason and in a certain order to alleviate these types of problems.
Please update your posts and remove your fixes as you will confuse anyone downloading this hack.
thanks for that bit of info. its very possible i may have done that. dont recall for sure though.
are you experiencing any issues with subscribing to a bug entry?
for me, when submitting a new bug and ticking the box for Subscribe, i get a DB error:
Code:
Database error in vBulletin 3.5.0 Release Candidate 3:
Invalid SQL:
INSERT INTO vbug_subscribe (userid, vbug_id)
VALUES (1, );
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 ')' at line 2
Error Number : 1064
the bug is inserted fine, but the subscription doesnt take. when adding a response to an existing bug, and ticking the Subscribe box, i dont get an error...but the subscription doesnt take. nothing is entered, in either case, to the vbug_subscribe table. i verified this with phpmyadmin.
As you can tell it doesn't use the new field you made to change the filename. But yea for now I manually changed it on my own but just so you know
Dark, ignore this message. This was Dan being a goddamn n00b and not realising I added that for the version we are running, since you ignored my suggestion about making bugtracker filename a vBOptions setting.