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    CMS Error since upgrade just now

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    Database error in vBulletin 4.0.0:
    
    Invalid SQL:
    SELECT node.nodeid , (node.nodeleft = 1) AS isroot, node.contenttypeid, node.contentid, node.url, node.parentnode,
    				(CASE WHEN node.contenttypeid = 17 THEN node.styleid ELSE parent.styleid end ) AS styleid, node.userid,
    					(CASE WHEN node.contenttypeid = 17 THEN node.layoutid ELSE parent.layoutid end ) AS layoutid,
    					node.publishdate, node.setpublish, node.issection, node.permissionsfrom, node.nodeleft, node.noderight,
    					node.userid, node.showtitle, node.showuser, node.showpreviewonly, node.lastupdated, node.showall, node.showrating,
    					node.showupdated, node.showviewcount, node.showpublishdate, node.settingsforboth, node.includechildren, node.editshowchildren,
    					parent.permissionsfrom as parentpermissions, node.publicpreview, node.comments_enabled, node.shownav,
    					node.hidden, node.nosearch 
    					
    				FROM cms_node AS node
    				LEFT JOIN cms_node AS parent ON parent.nodeid = node.parentnode 
    				
    				WHERE node.nodeid = 1;
    
    MySQL Error   : Unknown column 'node.shownav' in 'field list'
    Error Number  : 1054
    Request Date  : Wednesday, January 13th 2010 @ 11:12:50 PM
    Error Date    : Wednesday, January 13th 2010 @ 11:12:50 PM
    Script        : http://www.microlightforum.com/content.php
    Referrer      : http://www.microlightforum.com/showthread.php?1780-Introduction-Video-To-Microlighting-The-Forum
    IP Address    : 90.201.91.71
    Username      : VinceG
    Classname     : vB_Database
    MySQL Version : 5.0.87-community
    Please help my CMS is now broken.
    Regards
    Vince Gledhill
    Forum Administrator
    Microlight Forum

  2. #2
    Upgrade to 4.0.1, that should fix the issue. If not then optimize/repair tables.

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    It was the upgrade to 4.0.1 that broke it in the first place. Please someone help my board is down... down... down...
    Regards
    Vince Gledhill
    Forum Administrator
    Microlight Forum

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    Have added details to this bug:

    http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/proje...?issueid=35160

    In the meantime, can you restore your 4.0.0 database and continue with this? It may be useful if a Developer can access a test installation on your site to trace this through?
    1 - If you're going to upgrade your live site - BACKUP YOUR DATABASE FIRST!!
    2 - If you need to restore an old database - create a new one and restore to there

    TEST IT FIRST! See this article on how to setup a test site

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    Hi Trevor.

    I didn't backup the database before the upgrade because I backed it up last Friday. However, since then I've had a host of new members so don't want to loose them. I have changed my index.php file to go straight to the forum, which is working fine. It is simply the CMS that is not working. I have raised a Ticket with support number 987837 and will give them access to everything on that ticket.
    Regards
    Vince Gledhill
    Forum Administrator
    Microlight Forum

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    Always a good idea to backup before every single update.

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