Started by dean555 on 9 Feb 2007, 3:41 PM · Views: 4,069
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Why can't you just do a find and replace with notepad ++ and remove the prefixes and re-import the sql?
Then change the prefix in config.
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This is just an aside:
birdoasis, you can also change your site-wide database-table prefix via the zc_install program, from the Database-Upgrade page. Much safer than doing a global search/replace in an SQL file.
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This is just another aside - you were also commenting on a post made a month ago.
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birdoasis:
Why can't you just do a find and replace with notepad ++ and remove the prefixes and re-import the sql?
Then change the prefix in config.
The prefix was left blank as told to do so by TM. That part is fixed and took care of one problem (the error message). Still, nothing loads below the header though when their template is turned on.
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I'm afraid you are going to have to go through their code and look for broken php and html tags - which is a favourite error of theirs - tags being opened but not closed.
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