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I read a post regarding this situation. I believe Greyhair gave a response to someone on how to reset the database and create new table, but i have not been able to find that post again. So, after about an hour of searching, I am creating another post. Hopefully the title will help others find this info quickly.

I appreciate any help I can get on this.

Hi Sue,

If you have no data you need to keep then you can drop the table in PHPMyAdmin, delete the code in the AutoGenerated box, save the form and click create table again.

Alternatively you can edit the table to add a new column then edit the existing AutoGenerated code to match (probably by adding the new field to the end of the list).

Bob

Hi,

I have created a table for a form and submitted some data but while i was clicking on a show saved data nothing is displaying.

Please help me with this.

Regards,
AB

Are these the correct files to drop in phpmyadmin?
jos_forme_config
jos_forme_data
jos_forme_fields

Thanks for your help GreyHead!


WRONG PROGRAM!:blink:

Since I screwed that up I just want to say ChronoForm is great. Even though I am new to wring code, this is a much better form component than RS.

Many Thanks to Bob & Max and all who offer their suggestions and completed forms. I have learned so much!

I apologize, I think those files are for the first form creating component I tried. (and wasn't happy with).

Would I drop the jos_chronoforms_1?

Hi Sue,

The ChronoForms core tables are jos_chronocontact (contains the details of your forms) and jos_chronocontact_plugins (contains the details of your plugins).

When you create a data table for a from it's named jos_chronoforms_nn where 'nn' is the form ID of the form it relates to.

That's a long-winded (but hopefully more informative) way of saying 'Yes'.

Bob

PS If you've changed the default table prefix for your site then the tables may not start with 'jos' but 99.5% of the time they do.