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10:00 pm
Running firefox 2.0.0.5
page iim getting error on : wp-admin/admin.php?page=contactforms/cforms-global-settings.php
cforms version 5.3
error im getting
Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/var/www/vhosts/prewittandtodd.com/httpdocs//wp-admin/admin-functions.php' (include_path='.:.:') in /var/www/vhosts/prewittandtodd.com/httpdocs/wp-admin/upgrade-functions.php on line 5
im running wordpress 2.2
php 5.2.3
mysql 4.1.20
i get that error when i try to activate tracking… and i need tracking badly because I can't get wordpress to send out the emails… and I can't seem to figure out why to save my life…
11:06 pm
March 6, 2005
OfflineEmail seems to work fine, I've received the CC.
Your Tracking tables have not been properly created, this is the error message your server produces (can be seen in Firefox/Firebug!):
[Table 'wordpress.wp1_cformsdata
' doesn't exist]
So either disable and re-enable DB Tracking. If this doesn't help, you need to find out why the Tracking tables can not be created in your WP database.
The error msg you posted has no reference to cforms, not sure where this is coming from.
4:28 am
well i was just trying to figure out why it wouldn't create the tables itself because this wordpress install i put together on a wordpress 2.1 with cforms 4.8
i moved to a new server and decided I would upgrade everything and didn't know if the cforms tracking db structure had changed (because wordpress's has had to remake all my categories :( )
but i ended up just tossing in the sql from my database back up from the old server and tracking works now
but Im still not getting any emails from my wordpress install :( not from comments, password change requests anything :(
anything you know that could help me with that?
9:46 am
March 6, 2005
OfflineGlad to hear it's working now.
The cforms email I received fine, so the general setup loos ok, since cforms also only uses the core PHP mail() function (so does WP).
You may want to double check all of your WP admin settings.
9:54 pm
March 6, 2005
Offlinebefore it sends the CC or auto confirmation cforms checks for proper "send-results" to the admin – so the local mailer must have returned an "OK" for the admin email.
double check your admin email address, spelling, your spam folder etc.
8:49 pm
hey everyone just letting everyone in on the conclusion to my problem with my emails.
I use google apps for my email and for some reason google
apps is dropping all of the emails from our server
I figured it out because other email services were getting the emails
now of course if this were just for me I would just use a non google
apps email but this is for a client and I've set up their emails on
google apps :(
So I've got to figure out how to get google apps to accept emails from
our server :(
so everyone with email problems make sure you check more that one emails service
big thanks to oliver for creating a great plugin and being such a big help with figuring out problems with it :)
10:31 am
sorry oliver but im back this time with an all brand new shing new wordpress install along with a brand new cforms 5.3
apparently cforms isn't creating the tables for its sef….
when I try to enable tracking the admin panel just goes blank and although tracking does show up beside plugin setting when you click it you get the error:
SELECT * FROM wp_cformssubmissions ORDER BY sub_date DESC
then if you click plugin setting again the tracking menu item disappears although the check box is still checked in the settings
I have the db table's structure from the back up of the other site so it won't slow me down but I was just letting you know
10:43 am
do excuse the spelling in the previous post its rather late but to clear things up I have installed a fresh wordpress for another client with a brand new database and cforms and its appears cforms is not creating the database tables for its self
10:38 pm
apparently this is a wordpress svn problem because of the a function being in a dfferent place cforms wasn't able to use it here is the solution
from oliver:
the table creation process uses the "dbDelta($sql);" function which
for the stable WP releases resides in wp-admin/upgrade-functions.php
- this file doesn't seem to be present (from what I can see). Hence the
plugin causes an error (page also doesn't get reloaded completely) and
never creates those tables.
possible fix, replace (cforms-global-settings.php):
require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/upgrade-functions.php');
with
require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php');
remember you should only have this problem if you are using SVN wordpress!
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