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Project:
Webform MySQL Views
Version:
7.x-1.0
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
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Created:
16 Jun 2013 at 20:57 UTC
Updated:
26 Aug 2013 at 19:54 UTC
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Comment #1
bpopp commentedI am having the same issue. Sharon, did you figure out how to resolve it?
Comment #2
SharonD214@aol.com commentedYes, I deleted the entry in the views_view table using phpmyadmin that was associated with the missing data table and then was able to uncheck and rebuild the table over again.
Sharon
Comment #3
bpopp commentedThanks Sharon! I don't use phpmyadmin but I was able to delete it in the variable editor that is part of the devel module: https://drupal.org/project/devel.
Comment #4
ThePixelMines commentedI'm having the same issue, but am not versed much on MySQL or PHP. I don't have access to phpmyadmin. Bpopp, can you tell me your process?
Comment #5
baram204 commentedThis way you can update webform view with new webform items.
but your previous views removed. so export previous view's display setting.
Delete some variable
goto phpmyadmin, find your drupal's dbname. then delete table like 'webform view __number'.
Rebuild Webform Views schema.
1. Go to admin/structure/data
2. Drop table you want to rebuild
(It's O.K. real webform submission data will not be delete.)
3. Go to admin/content/webform/mysql
4. check WebFormname you want to make a view then, click the button below.
5. Go to admin_menu/flush-cache (flush cache... will make drupal notice new webform view we made previous steb)
6. Go to admin/structure/data/adopt then, apopt your new webformview's schema.
7. Go to admin/structure/data then, click edit.
5. Go to admin_menu/flush-cache (for view can access new webform data)
8. Almost done. make left join "sid to weform_submission.sid" and "uid to users.uid".
9. Then Go to your webform view... and make relasionship with sid.
10. Then Click add new field.
10. Finally, we could see new items added in the webform view section.