Closed (fixed)
Project:
DataBase File Manager
Version:
5.x-3.4
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
28 Jul 2008 at 21:50 UTC
Updated:
8 Aug 2008 at 11:22 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
geoff_eagles commentedSounds like you've defined a table prefix in your settings.php file. Do all your other tables use a table prefix??
I put some code into 3.4 to handle table prefixes but never had a chance to test it. Sounds like you're the first guinea pig!.
Comment #2
tallgood commentedAll of my other tables do use a prefix. I don't believe I ever defined it myself, but my Drupal installation is hosted on shared University servers.
Comment #3
geoff_eagles commentedDid you install drupal? or had someone already done it?
I'll try a fresh install on my machine using table prefixes and see if I can understand what's happening. Can you please send me a copy of your settings.php file. Thanks.
Geoff
Comment #4
tallgood commentedWe use Installatron to automate the installation.
Here's my settings.php file
Comment #5
geoff_eagles commentedI'm guessing that, for some reason the drupal function 'db_prefix_tables' may not have functioned as I'd expected. I attach a version of the module code that doesn't use the function. Can you tell me if this works?
Comment #6
tallgood commentedSeems to be working! Thanks so much!
Comment #7
geoff_eagles commentedThe latest release of code should fully support table prefixes