Hello Geekershoy!
The issue is really extrange… can do you give me more info?
-It’s a WP clean installation or moved from other webserver?
-Are you renamed/deleted/moved some tables from phpMyAdmin?
-Your blog are multiblog?
-What’s your DB table prefix (by default wp_)
Regards,
Carles.
Hi!
Thanks in advance for your support 🙂
Message Error:
Error: no puede crearse la lista de correo : Table ‘eduliber_wrdp1.wp_knewslists’ doesn’t exist
Hi!
I think that this mistake is that when I install knews, the plugin don´t creates the tables.
If you want, can you sends to me the query that I need to create the tables in my Database and I will try it ok?
Thanks in advance!
Best Regards,
Hello! It’s really extrange… you have database grant all permisons? Are you installed WP in a standard way?
You have the database structures in the file includes/knews_installDB.php
Regards,
Carles.
Hi again!!
I try to execute the sentence and my sql report this message:
Error
Parece haber un error en su consulta de SQL. La salida generada por el servidor de MySQL, de existir, aparece abajo, en cuyo caso puede ayudar a diagnosticar el problema
ERROR: Signo de puntuación desconocido @ 1
STR: <?
SQL: <?php
require_once(ABSPATH .’wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php’);
consulta SQL:
<?php require_once(ABSPATH .’wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php’);
MySQL ha dicho:
#1064 – 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 ‘<?php
require_once(ABSPATH .’wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php’)’ at line 1
Thanks a lot in advance!!
I have my hosting in hostagor and wordpress is install with the autoinstaller, is that a problem??
Are you trying to execute the PHP code into MySQL client ¿?
You should cut the PHP parts, extract the SQL sentences and execute it!!!
Please, confirm this:
1) What’s your DB prefix in wp-config?
2) What’s the real tables prefix into the database (look with phpmyadmin)
3) There are Knews tables with wrong prefix?
4) The DB user has permissions to create / modify tables?
Regards,
Carles.