Same problem even deleting the plugin dos noting….
scogie: solution dose noting for me (did not work)
a search in google “wp-roundabout-pro/index.php on line 151” returned over 250 results so we are not alone.
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scogie
(@scogie)
Hi Claude5670,
Weird. Did you clear your cache? More details on what I had done:
changed the following code in …/wp-roundbout-pro/index.php
from:
$settingsxx=mysql_fetch_assoc(mysql_query("SELECT * FROMwp_roundabout_settingslimit 1"));
to:
$settingsxx=mysql_fetch_assoc(mysql_query("SELECT * FROMwp_rbt-slideslimit 1"));
With that said, maybe Sakush can point us in the right direction?
Thx
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scogie
(@scogie)
Note: tick marks should be included around wp_roundabout_settings and wp_rbt_slides in the prior entry. Also, the entry for wp_rbt-slides in the prior entry should have an underscore and not a dash between rbt and slides.
Thx but still getting the Warning:
very frustrating
Hi Guys,
I am having the same problem. Would one of you mind posting the most recent code change please. I might not have applied the last post from scogie correctly. I am using wp 3.61.
Thanks!
This is what I tried but still received the error
$settingsxx=mysql_fetch_assoc(mysql_query(“SELECT * FROM’wp_rbt_slides’limit 1”));
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scogie
(@scogie)
Hi Daverad,
Give this a try: $settingsxx=mysql_fetch_assoc(mysql_query(“SELECT * FROM wp_rbt_slideslimit 1″));
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scogie
(@scogie)
I need a lesson in posting code. So with the latest code, add a backtick before and after wp_rbt_slides. There is a space between FROM and backtick wp_rbt_slides.
Hi Scogie,
Thanks for your help with this. Here is what I tried.
$settingsxx=mysql_fetch_assoc(mysql_query("SELECT * FROMwp_rbt_slideslimit 1"));
Is this correct? It still gives me the error.
If I delete this line of code, the error goes away but the slideshow still works. Not sure what it is for or if deleting it is a good solution.
The post took away the backticks inserted around wp_rbt_slides!
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scogie
(@scogie)
That’s weird. I stopped using this plugin but reinstalled it to recreate the issue. When you had the new line of code in place what was showing on line 151 of wp-content\plugins\wp-roundabout-pro\index.php? With the original code, a call was being made to a table that didn’t exist which was the cause of the line 151 issue. Once we pointed it to wp_rbt_slides the error left since that table existed. Is your table prefix something other than wp_?
I’ll reach out to the plug-in author so he can review this thread and update the plugin.
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scogie
(@scogie)
Hi Satish (sakush100),
I couldn’t find a way to contact you directly. Could you check out the preceding entries of this topic? I’m hoping you can tweak the plugin and offer a new version if needed. Please let me know if further information is required.
Thanks,
Scogie
