The membership plugin isn't creating the tables in the database and the regmembers template file, which is suppose to load the [subscriptionform] is loading the default bp registration form for the network.
click the login link at top right, then click Create An Account. You'll see how it's loading the bp form. Of course it dosen't matter untill I get the Tables in the database.
The membership plugin isn't creating the tables in the database and the regmembers template file, which is suppose to load the [subscriptionform] is loading the default bp registration form for the network.
click the login link at top right, then click Create An Account. You'll see how it's loading the bp form. Of course it dosen't matter untill I get the Tables in the database.
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22nd October 2010 (1 year ago)
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Hiya Vason,
Sorry for short response. Are you saying the tables themselves are not being created or that the new membership information is not populating the tables.
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Hiya Vason,
Check your wp_options table for M_Installed, M_active_gateways, and M_Newsstream_Installed. If you find these, first deactivate the plugin, remove the above from your database, then reactivate the plugin and check to see if the tables are then created.
That's the only thing I can think of that would block the tables from being created. Barry should be back from weekend soon and may have some other suggestions if this doesn't solve it for ya.
first step as masonjames says - is to make sure the M_Installed (in fact every M_ option) is removed form your wp_options table (or wp_1_, wp_2 , etc... for whatever blog number you are on).
Once that is done, visiting the membership dashboard should create the tables for you - if it doesn't (but it does create the M_ options again, then it may be something to do with the database user you have WP logging into the database not have CREATE TABLE rights - if you can you should add this capaiblity, other than that you'll have to create the table manually in the database for the plugin to use.
The SQL is in the membershipincludes/classes/upgrade.php file - if you want me to strip them out of the code and make an sql file for you then let me know the table prefix you have setup on your install and the blog id number (and if you have or want global tables).
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Sales & Support Lead — 22nd October 2010 (1 year ago) #
Hiya Vason,
Sorry for short response. Are you saying the tables themselves are not being created or that the new membership information is not populating the tables.
We'll help you get it sorted.
Thanks!
Member — 23rd October 2010 (1 year ago) #
Yeah...when I install the plugin, none of the tables are added to the database.
This is driven us a little bazerk. When ever you get a chance...
Thanks.
Member — 23rd October 2010 (1 year ago) #
Oh, I see you put this topic in the paid forum. Kinda cool...for you all anyway...mmm.
I need support for this plugin.
Thanks.
Sales & Support Lead — 24th October 2010 (1 year ago) #
Hiya Vason,
Check your wp_options table for M_Installed, M_active_gateways, and M_Newsstream_Installed. If you find these, first deactivate the plugin, remove the above from your database, then reactivate the plugin and check to see if the tables are then created.
That's the only thing I can think of that would block the tables from being created. Barry should be back from weekend soon and may have some other suggestions if this doesn't solve it for ya.
Thanks!
Developer — 24th October 2010 (1 year ago) #
first step as masonjames says - is to make sure the M_Installed (in fact every M_ option) is removed form your wp_options table (or wp_1_, wp_2 , etc... for whatever blog number you are on).
Once that is done, visiting the membership dashboard should create the tables for you - if it doesn't (but it does create the M_ options again, then it may be something to do with the database user you have WP logging into the database not have CREATE TABLE rights - if you can you should add this capaiblity, other than that you'll have to create the table manually in the database for the plugin to use.
The SQL is in the membershipincludes/classes/upgrade.php file - if you want me to strip them out of the code and make an sql file for you then let me know the table prefix you have setup on your install and the blog id number (and if you have or want global tables).
Member — 29th October 2010 (1 year ago) #
Your membership plugin dosen't work man.
How do you get it to show a registration form???
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