I'm using cb login to log on to the site, if a user has forgotten his password and want to order a new one he get the following error:
JSMF CB Plugin error:: Failed to update password to SMF:: Table 'databasename.members' doesn't exist SQL= UPDATE members SET= passwd='a string' Where id=11 From:: /path/to/webroot/administrator/component/com_smf/admin.smf.class.php || updatepass || 1201
Seems that the function can't read the var {$jsmfConfig->smf_prefix} properly although it is set correctly in backend and correctly displayed in mysql.
If you want to see it live just pm me i'll give you account informations with which you can test.
rgds, gripster
This is a bug with a very simple fix. Surprisingly it has never failed on me in testing for unknown reasons. The fix is straightforward. On line 1178 of administrator/components/com_smf/admin.smf.class.php you will fine this line:
Code:
global $database;
The fix is to append one line after that one, like this:
Code:
global $database; global $jsmfConfig;
That should solve your problem. This will be corrected in the next release.
This is a bug with a very simple fix. Surprisingly it has never failed on me in testing for unknown reasons. The fix is straightforward. On line 1178 of administrator/components/com_smf/admin.smf.class.php you will fine this line:
Code:
global $database;
The fix is to append one line after that one, like this:
Code:
global $database; global $jsmfConfig;
That should solve your problem. This will be corrected in the next release.
Sorry, but i have to disappoint you. Now i get the following error message:
JSMF CB Plugin error: Failed to update password to SMF:: Unknown column id in where clause SQL= Update smf_members Set passwd=a long string Where id = 34 From:: /path/to/webroot/administrator/components/com_smf/admin.smf.class.php || updatepass || 1202
rgds, gripster
« Last Edit: February 19, 2007, 10:11:40 AM by gripster »
The only problem now after applying the two hacks is that the latest forum posts module displays this: CODE: error fetching ID_MEMBER: instead of the posted messages.
sorry it was no bug.... i had issues with sync of smf and joomla. for some reason the db password got lost in smf settings.php...
« Last Edit: February 21, 2007, 09:03:27 AM by fabs »
Hi all I am running Joomla 1.0.12 and smf 1.1.2 with the newest joomla-smf bridge ( 2.0.2 ). Everything seemed good during installation, but after patching the index file of J! i couldn't access my main joomla page, what should i do? ( i used the joomla_index_patched_1_0_12.zip file )
does that mean your main joomla page was a blank page? If so, as Livebox said, check the JSMF user guide and the help topic for diagnosing those problems.
does that mean your main joomla page was a blank page? If so, as Livebox said, check the JSMF user guide and the help topic for diagnosing those problems.
yes, it was blank, i read the user guide, i did all the instruction correctly
but i got the filling that the problem was my index joomla patch, i used the patch from version 2.0 as my 2.0.2 package didnt have it, but it still the joomla 1.0.12 patch right ?
« Last Edit: February 21, 2007, 09:53:37 PM by ranKoto »
thats teh correct patch, what we were referring to is there is help available for blank pages and it tells you what to do. Chances are you have misconfigured something if it worked in 2.0.
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