Hi,

I have a problem with the topical version of the module (=> from 8.1.2008).

I have installed the UIE Forum Module in:
"/sites/all/module/uieforum/"

The UIE Forum Module is allready installed (5.x-1.x-dev, from 14.12.2007) and I update on the new version.

Now, the module not work and I receive the following error message:

("mysite" is the db_prefix of my Drupal-Installation)

Table 'db204563978.mysite_f_forums' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM mysite_f_forums WHERE ForumID=1 in /homepages/14/d13409725/htdocs/drupal-momsites/includes/database.mysql.inc in Zeile 172.

But if I instal the module here:
"/sites/mysite/module/uieforum/" - the module works fine!

Increase web pages within my installation access this module. It is important for me that the module lies centrally at a place of the installation => "sites/all/...".

Please fix this Problem.
Thanx.

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daniel.hunt commented
Assigned: Unassigned » daniel.hunt
Status: Active » Fixed

I've fixed the problem - I didn't allow for people with database prefixes - sorry about that :(

To fix the problem, run this on your database:

RENAME TABLE mysite_F_Forums TO mysite_f_forums_temp, mysite_F_Groups TO mysite_f_groups_temp, mysite_F_Groups_Access TO mysite_f_groups_access_temp, mysite_F_History TO mysite_f_history_temp, mysite_F_Posts TO mysite_f_posts_temp, mysite_F_Threads TO mysite_f_threads_temp
RENAME TABLE mysite_f_forums_temp TO mysite_f_forums, mysite_f_groups_temp TO mysite_f_groups, mysite_f_groups_access_temp TO mysite_f_groups_access, mysite_f_history_temp TO mysite_f_history, mysite_f_posts_temp TO mysite_f_posts, mysite_f_threads_temp TO mysite_f_threads

Daniel

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frank.dev commented

Many Thanks!

:-)

daniel.hunt’s picture

daniel.hunt commented

So that fix worked for you? :)

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frank.dev commented

I have installed the module updated today. Run the update.php => after this module works fine for me. :-)

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.