MoB Dudditz MD
05-21-2007, 01:21 AM
PROBLEM RESOLVED
I had to do a complete reinstall. Fortunately, I had just begun so I didnt lose much.
UPDATE I found the db error was in relation to FTP transfer but no modules are active when I finally did a complete reinstall.
Also get the following error in the admincp Main Options
Warning: max() [function.max]: Array must contain atleast one element in /includes/vba_cmps_adminfunctions.php on line 700
I upgraded to the latest release and have many errors including the following
database errors when attempting to add or edit modules or pages.
bold print below simply obscures domain, user and ip
Database error in vBulletin 3.6.7:
Invalid SQL:
SELECT identifier, title FROM vb_adv_modules WHERE identifier != '' ORDER BY modcol, displayorder;
MySQL Error : Unknown column 'modcol' in 'order clause'
Error Number : 1054
Date : Monday, May 21st 2007 @ 12:13:12 AM
Script : http://MY_DOMAIN.com/forum/admincp/vba_cmps_admin.php?do=addmodule&type=php_file
Referrer : http://MY_DOMAIN.com/forum/admincp/vba_cmps_admin.php?do=newmodule
IP Address : my ip address
Username : my username
Classname : vb_database
I browsed through my database to find that I do not even have a field titled 'modcol'
The following are my vb_adv_modules fields:
modid
title
identifier
filename
inctype
templatelist
userperms
parent
active
colspan
formcode
useshell
altshell
link
options
code_parsed
Am I missing something??
TY
attached are a couple pics with weird areas in admin sections
I had to do a complete reinstall. Fortunately, I had just begun so I didnt lose much.
UPDATE I found the db error was in relation to FTP transfer but no modules are active when I finally did a complete reinstall.
Also get the following error in the admincp Main Options
Warning: max() [function.max]: Array must contain atleast one element in /includes/vba_cmps_adminfunctions.php on line 700
I upgraded to the latest release and have many errors including the following
database errors when attempting to add or edit modules or pages.
bold print below simply obscures domain, user and ip
Database error in vBulletin 3.6.7:
Invalid SQL:
SELECT identifier, title FROM vb_adv_modules WHERE identifier != '' ORDER BY modcol, displayorder;
MySQL Error : Unknown column 'modcol' in 'order clause'
Error Number : 1054
Date : Monday, May 21st 2007 @ 12:13:12 AM
Script : http://MY_DOMAIN.com/forum/admincp/vba_cmps_admin.php?do=addmodule&type=php_file
Referrer : http://MY_DOMAIN.com/forum/admincp/vba_cmps_admin.php?do=newmodule
IP Address : my ip address
Username : my username
Classname : vb_database
I browsed through my database to find that I do not even have a field titled 'modcol'
The following are my vb_adv_modules fields:
modid
title
identifier
filename
inctype
templatelist
userperms
parent
active
colspan
formcode
useshell
altshell
link
options
code_parsed
Am I missing something??
TY
attached are a couple pics with weird areas in admin sections