Hi guys,
Just wanted to hear if anyone has tried FormExpress in PN726? I seem to have a problem, which I don't have with any other module, so I'm thinking FormExpress bug - just wanted to confirm that.
My problem is that I can't see what my existing forms and I can't create new ones - I get this message when trying:
failed-in-danish-langINSERT INTO ( , , , , , , , , , , ) VALUES ( 0 , 'test' , 'adfads' , '{FormExpress:sendmail&email_address=>\'MineButik@EnableIT.dk\'}' , '{FormExpress:display_message&type=\'success\'&message=\'Your message has been sent\'}' , '{FormExpress:display_message&type=\'failure\'&message=\'Ooops! Something horrid has happened!\'}' , '' , '' , '' , '' , '1060779994' )
I also tried to delete the module - I couldn't - had to manually delete the 3 formexpress tables and remove it from nuke_modules table.
Then when trying to initialize it - it fails:
Table creation failedCREATE TABLE ( int(10) NOT NULL auto_increment , varchar(50) NOT NULL , text , text , text , text , text , text , tinyint(4) NOT NULL default 0 , varchar(30) NOT NULL , varchar(30) NOT NULL , PRIMARY KEY( fx_form_id ) )
Something is horribly wrong with this module and PN726 - I tried to delete and re-initialize and activate several other modules, they all work great (incl. Quotes - which also has a pninit.php file).
I'm really lost here - anyone have any idea what could be up? I really depend on this module :(
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Anyone tried FormExpress in PN726
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I got a friend to try FormExpress on a fresh PN726 installation and it works fine for him. I then tried to install a fresh PN726 - but have the same problem.
It seems it's the database (mysql-4.0.13) that doesn't like this syntax:
CREATE TABLE ( int(10) NOT NULL auto_increment , varchar(50) NOT NULL , text , text , text , text , text , text , tinyint(4) NOT NULL default 0 , varchar(30) NOT NULL , varchar(30) NOT NULL , PRIMARY KEY( fx_form_id ) );
I get this error message:
ERROR 1064: 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 '( int(10) NOT NULL auto_increment , varchar(50) NOT NULL , text
The weird thing is, that I have used MySQL-4 for a pretty long time so I don't understand why this suddenly happens.
Anybody have any ideas what's up with the MySQL syntax here? -
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this is completely unrelated...but klavs, I freakin dig your qoute!
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Working with Unix is like wrestling a worthy opponent.
Working with windows is like attacking a small whining child
who is carrying a .38.
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hehe. I'm glad you agree with my taste :) - also I my experience with running a lot of big servers (with 3,5 million pageviews pr. week pr. server - and a lot more in total ;) has taught me that this is really true - you always have to have an image of your windows servers handy - when you patch them, harden them etc. - they sometimes suddenly shoot you in the foot :) - Never happens with Unix.
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