Sorry all - I know this is a common one but I've spent an hour searching specific threads and I'm not really getting anywhere....plus theres so many threads it will take way too much time to keep browsing for an answer....
USING: admin_profiles_v1_0_6 & Zen Cart 1.3.7
SQL installed directly via phpAdmin console, files uploaded via FileZilla
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Admin login error as detailed in lots of places:
1146 Table 'my_database.admin_menu_headers' doesn't exist
in:
[select id from admin_menu_headers where header = 'Configuration']
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BUT - the table IS there and I've cross-checked that they also contain the inserted data as specified in the 2 SQL files. How do I know the table is there? Well heres the results when I run the EXACT SAME SQL query above directly from phpAdmin.....
Showing rows 0 - 0 (1 total, Query took 0.0001 sec)
SQL query:
SELECT id
FROM admin_menu_headers
WHERE header = 'Configuration'
LIMIT 0 , 30
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Here is the contents of 'admin_menu_headers' also run directly from SQL
Showing rows 0 - 10 (11 total, Query took 0.0001 sec)
SQL query:
SELECT *
FROM `admin_menu_headers`
LIMIT 0 , 30 Profiling [ Edit ] [ Explain SQL ] [ Create PHP Code ] [ Refresh ]
row(s) starting from record #
in horizontal horizontal (rotated headers) vertical mode and repeat headers after cells
Sort by key: id (Ascending) id (Descending) None id header
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2 Catalog
3 Modules
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7 Reports
8 Tools
9 GV_Admin
10 Extras
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If I try the visible "version" menu option I get the similar error:
1146 Table 'my_database.admin_files' doesn't exist
in:
[select id from admin_files where page = 'server_info']
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Again checking in phpAdmin confirms both that the tables DOES exist and the query can be run from the SQL panel. So does anyone have any ideas? Obviously the new files are there (as they would be the only ones referring to the new tables) AND the site must be connecting to the database - so why cant it access the new tables?
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