It's related to have WYSIWYG descriptions on, but I can't reproduce it by turning that on. Perhaps you've switched WSN Codes off while switching WYSIWYG on, as self-contradictory as that would be. The other possibility would be a failure to overwrite files.
I re-uploaded everything again and ran the upgrade script again. See image attached:
My db only has 16000 links and I don't think thats really that large..? Anyway, the upgrade did not hang or anything like that, it always proceeds very smoothly, but those queries were left there... so I decided to put them through phpMyAdmin as suggested.
So I ran each query and this is what I got for each (in order):
Invalid default value for 'id' Duplicate column name 'frequency' Duplicate column name 'nextrun' Duplicate column name 'filename' Duplicate column name 'native'
So what now?? At this moment in time, 'Suggest New Link' / 'Suggest New Subcategory' does not work! Fatal error: Call to undefined function: dowsncodes() in /directory/classes/onelink.php on line 2038
You still have not given me any procedure to reproduce your 'wsncodes' message -- except of course the procedure of going to the 'suggest link' page, which does not give such a message for me and appears not to have for anyone else but you either. Not to mention it's logically impossible if you have the proper classes/wsncodes.php and prestart.php and have WSN Codes switched on.
The upgrade matter I do see, it's simply a display problem, it suggests those cron queries that aren't actually needed.
To reiterate, I had WSN Codes and WYSWIG switched off.
In your post above, you mention WSN Codes to be switched on... so I did and now it works... I don't get those errors now! But why?? All I'd done was turn off a feature I wasn't using...
Sorry, I seem to be blind and missed that the codes were off.
The reason why it matters is that in order to reduce RAM consumption a function is no longer included when that switch is off, but something which uses it is still in the template even though the conditionals make its result not be displayed.
In a related issue, we just had a blank page when trying to edit/add a subcat. Same error thrown "dowsncodes", found by turning on debug, fixed by enabling "WSNcodes". Since these files were just downloaded last night, perhaps the bug remains?
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When I click on Suggest New Link:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: dowsncodes() in /directory/classes/onelink.php on line 2038
I only upgraded yesterday and it seems to have caused issues... what could it be?
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same problem when I click on 'Suggest New Subcategory'
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It's related to have WYSIWYG descriptions on, but I can't reproduce it by turning that on. Perhaps you've switched WSN Codes off while switching WYSIWYG on, as self-contradictory as that would be. The other possibility would be a failure to overwrite files.
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Both are off, WSN codes and WSYWIG.
So I can only try to overwrite files again... for reference, which file(s) would it be? Rather than trying to upload the whole lot...
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If you didn't get files properly uploaded, you should overwrite the whole lot like in the upgrade instructions.
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I did overwrite the whole lot when I upgraded to 3.3.9... but now that I have this problem I guess I'll have to try again....
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I re-uploaded everything again and ran the upgrade script again. See image attached:
My db only has 16000 links and I don't think thats really that large..? Anyway, the upgrade did not hang or anything like that, it always proceeds very smoothly, but those queries were left there... so I decided to put them through phpMyAdmin as suggested.
So I ran each query and this is what I got for each (in order):
Invalid default value for 'id'
Duplicate column name 'frequency'
Duplicate column name 'nextrun'
Duplicate column name 'filename'
Duplicate column name 'native'
So what now?? At this moment in time, 'Suggest New Link' / 'Suggest New Subcategory' does not work! Fatal error: Call to undefined function: dowsncodes() in /directory/classes/onelink.php on line 2038
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I get the same error even if I try and edit a link... so there's something seriously gone wrong with the 3.3.9 upgrade.
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You still have not given me any procedure to reproduce your 'wsncodes' message -- except of course the procedure of going to the 'suggest link' page, which does not give such a message for me and appears not to have for anyone else but you either. Not to mention it's logically impossible if you have the proper classes/wsncodes.php and prestart.php and have WSN Codes switched on.
The upgrade matter I do see, it's simply a display problem, it suggests those cron queries that aren't actually needed.
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To reiterate, I had WSN Codes and WYSWIG switched off.
In your post above, you mention WSN Codes to be switched on... so I did and now it works... I don't get those errors now! But why?? All I'd done was turn off a feature I wasn't using...
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Sorry, I seem to be blind and missed that the codes were off.
The reason why it matters is that in order to reduce RAM consumption a function is no longer included when that switch is off, but something which uses it is still in the template even though the conditionals make its result not be displayed.
Fixed now.
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In a related issue, we just had a blank page when trying to edit/add a subcat. Same error thrown "dowsncodes", found by turning on debug, fixed by enabling "WSNcodes". Since these files were just downloaded last night, perhaps the bug remains?
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Similar WSN-Codes-off issue in a different file, will be fixed in 3.3.11.