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  • main page only displaying single entry (over, and over...) - General
    Posted by Michael (Tuesday November 20 2001 @ 01:01AM EST) views: 110
    Hi,

    Something happened to my phpweblog database after my service provider reinstalled a back up. For what ever reason, the stories page is only displaying one story multiple times (15) as opposed to displaying 15 of the newest pieces. I have examined the database for curropt tables, but that is fine. I don't know the table arcitecture well enough tofigure out what the problem is. Any ideas?

    Thanks,

    Michael

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    By Jason Hines (Friday November 23 2001 @ 03:53PM EST)
    It looks like it's working now.
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    By Michael (Friday November 23 2001 @ 04:50PM EST)
    Jason,

    Thanks for looking into it. I located the problem. For whatever reason the SQL that is generated to populate the stories page was suffering from a type mismatch; an bug that seems to be the result of me restoring my database (as it worked fine before).

    I chaged line 81 from this:

    $sql .= " S.Rid > '0'";

    to this:

    $sql .= " S.Rid > 0";

    and it now works.

    Wierd!
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