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| M3 9:06 pm May 24, 2008
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- The browser used: Mozilla Firefox
- cforms version: 8.4.2
- Your WordPress version: 2.5.1
[desc]: Hi,
Thanks for this plugin. It is great.
For a special application, I want to use the data. Unfortunately, i can't get them through the tracking. I think the tracking doesn't work and I checked my database : the tables cformssubmissions & cformsdata are not created. Even after validating the data tracking option.
Can you help me to solve this problem ?
Thanks
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6002 9:56 pm May 24, 2008
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If the tracking tables are not created, you can copy the two CREATE TABLE SQL statements from cforms-global-settings.php and create them in your DB manually.
Sometimes this part can cause issues: DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8you can also try removing it…
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Guest
| M3 2:10 pm May 25, 2008
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It works fine ! I created manually the tables wp_cformssubmissions and wp_cformsdata as you suggested in my DB.
Thanks thanks Oliver
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Guest
| Bridget 11:22 am May 29, 2008
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Hi, I have also been unable to create these tracking tables.
I am using cforms v8.4.1 and MySQL client version: 4.1.22 (and WordPress 2.5.1)
I managed to create the wp_cformsdata table manually via PHPMyAdmin but when trying to create the wp_cformssubmissions table I get the following MySQL error:
You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP on update CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, `email` varch
Can anyone give me some pointers?
Cheers.
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Admin
| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6002 6:30 pm May 29, 2008
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You can copy & paste the CREATE TABLE construct from cforms-global-settings.php and create the tables manually in your DB/SQL admin area.
There are also other threads covering this.
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Guest
| Bridget 1:20 am June 2, 2008
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Thanks Oliver, that is what I tried, and recieved the above SQL error message… Im afraid I don't know much about SQL so am not so good at creating tables manually. I am wondering if there is a conflict with the Create tables construct and the version of MySQL I am running…
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Admin
| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6002 7:14 am June 2, 2008
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You may be right, try this or this (removing the evil part).
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Guest
| Bridget 8:10 am June 2, 2008
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Thanks for those pointers Oliver – managed to manually add tables and all looks to be working!
Thanks very much for this plugin! :)
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