Hi,
Trying to create a table for a form:
Error while creating table :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 ') ENGINE = MYISAM' at line 1 SQL=CREATE TABLE `jos_chronoforms_Prospects` () ENGINE = MYISAM ;
I don't know what this means other than my mySQL version may be incompatible with the syntax?
Any suggestions?
Best,
wolfix
Trying to create a table for a form:
Error while creating table :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 ') ENGINE = MYISAM' at line 1 SQL=CREATE TABLE `jos_chronoforms_Prospects` () ENGINE = MYISAM ;
I don't know what this means other than my mySQL version may be incompatible with the syntax?
Any suggestions?
Best,
wolfix
Thanks Bob,
I tried it again, this time without recordtime and it worked without errors...
I have connected the new table to the form but the only data I'm getting is blank 'recordtime' and 'ipaddress' after testing the form.
I have read through the 'Saving Data to the Database PDF' several times and run several test...
Any suggestions?
Best,
Gene
I tried it again, this time without recordtime and it worked without errors...
I have connected the new table to the form but the only data I'm getting is blank 'recordtime' and 'ipaddress' after testing the form.
I have read through the 'Saving Data to the Database PDF' several times and run several test...
Any suggestions?
Best,
Gene
Update:
Even after reading about colors throwing people off in the recommend link above, when creating a table I was really thrown-off by the red and green cell background! So I figured out it was the background colors, green and red that mean Show and Hide.
so I got it working now... important to use the Green background for what you want in the table, and important to include the cf_id as one of the fields with a green background.
Best,
Gene
Even after reading about colors throwing people off in the recommend link above, when creating a table I was really thrown-off by the red and green cell background! So I figured out it was the background colors, green and red that mean Show and Hide.
so I got it working now... important to use the Green background for what you want in the table, and important to include the cf_id as one of the fields with a green background.
Best,
Gene
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