Larger problem: I ran the upgrade process precisely as listed in the manual.txt file, but some of the modules, while "working", are broken for admin purposes. Trying to get the control panel for Blocks (as an example) just gets me the following response:
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function view in module Blocks returned.
The same for Avantgo, Admin, Admin Messages, Autolinks... and the list goes on.
Is there any fix for this? I could try to extract and re-add my various database sections (news, users, etc) and import them into a brand-new clean install but that's more trouble than I'd like.
Plus, when I try to create the new clean install, phpMyAdmin barfs on your Phoenix-0.7.6.2.sql file:
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SQL-query :
CREATE TABLE `pn_admin_category` (
`pn_cid` int( 10 ) NOT null AUTO_INCREMENT ,
`pn_name` varchar( 32 ) NOT null default '',
`pn_description` varchar( 254 ) NOT null default '',
PRIMARY key ( `pn_cid` )
)ENGINE = MYISAM DEFAULTCHARSET = latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT = 6
mysql said:
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 'ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=6' at line
SQL-query :
CREATE TABLE `pn_admin_category` (
`pn_cid` int( 10 ) NOT null AUTO_INCREMENT ,
`pn_name` varchar( 32 ) NOT null default '',
`pn_description` varchar( 254 ) NOT null default '',
PRIMARY key ( `pn_cid` )
)ENGINE = MYISAM DEFAULTCHARSET = latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT = 6
mysql said:
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 'ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=6' at line
That's the precise error message (along with a whole lot of "table does not exist") that I get from trying to run it directly from Mysql command line too.
