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Lola |
05-21-2005 @ 1:11 AM |
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Hey, RafaelQ, what is your AIM name? I lost it.
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RafaelQ |
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05-20-2005 @ 5:41 PM |
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Glad to see development hasn't stopped.
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ColeBarksdale |
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05-20-2005 @ 2:51 PM |
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For those of you who might be using my forum application, iPostMX, there's been a major update. I've removed all templates and gone back to pure CF. I've added an automatic table builder for the database and some install instructions. Also, there's a windows installer incase some of you are on your own windows server.
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ColeBarksdale |
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04-13-2005 @ 11:50 AM |
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Thanks, Sean. I've added that to the bug list and working towards a solution.
What ever happened freecoldfusionapplications.com? I know Pablo mentioned it in a post, but it doesn't work.
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arclight |
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03-28-2005 @ 2:54 PM |
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Variable LOOPINDEX is undefined.
This error is displayed when clicking on Active Discussions link.
-Sean-
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e996sh |
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01-20-2005 @ 6:04 PM |
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Thank you for your help. I will download the file when I get a chance.
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ColeBarksdale |
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01-20-2005 @ 4:27 PM |
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My apologies. You're right. I just checked the SQL file and all of the table names had been converted to lower-case.
We can do this a few ways. Either I can email you the correct SQL file, or you can download it from my site, or if you have a text editor, just go through and upper-case all of the table names.
Either way, I'll put up the correct file on my website as an update for iPost.
Again, sorry about the inconvenience.
http://www.colebarksdale.com
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e996sh |
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01-20-2005 @ 4:21 PM |
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I downloaded the files on my windows machine. Unziped them. Ftp'ed the files to the server. Created the database via phpmyadmin using the sql file.
The tables are all lower case in the database.
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ColeBarksdale |
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01-20-2005 @ 4:14 PM |
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On the contrary. You downloaded it from a Linux machine. The tables in my db are in all caps, so the query follows. When you used the SQL file to build the DB, did it not create tables in all caps?
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e996sh |
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01-20-2005 @ 9:35 AM |
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ColeBarksdale,
Nice looking forum application however it is not linux/unix compatible due to the querys all being in caps. Linux is case sensitive so I get a table not found error.
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