Quote Originally Posted by FredZ View Post
I am guessing that the problem stems from me clearing the admin_activity_log table.

is there any way I can resolve that?

Regards

Fred
You restored the database and then cleared the log or cleared the log and then restored the database?

Everything that you do in the admin pages are put into the activity log.

Do you have phpMyAdmin? If you do, click on the admin_activity_log and then click on empty. MAKE SURE you have admin_activity_log highlighted before you click on empty. You will get a warning when you do, but it will clear it out and set it up for the next entry number.
I just tried it and it worked fine.

If you only have access to the mysql program in say terminal mode, login to the mysql (requires knowledge of how to login with id. Change it to your database: use DATABASE_NAME;

then issue this command.

truncate admin_activity_log;

This will also clear the table of all entries.