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SQL error when deleting a Category
I just noticed an incorrect Category label and went to delete and replace it in Dashboard.
This error popped up in red:
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 'c from GDN_Comment c join GDN_Discussion d on c.DiscussionID = d.DiscussionID wh' at line 1|Gdn_Database|Query|delete GDN_Comment c from GDN_Comment c join GDN_Discussion d on c.DiscussionID = d.DiscussionID where d.CategoryID = :dCategoryID
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Your Vanilla version is either 2.0.18.8 or 2.1 which one is it and what is the bug report number on github?
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After I uncommented some just-commented-out lines in config.php and restored 'entrycontroller' to default.php in ForceRedirect the error went away.
BTW:
Bluehost - Mojomarketplace doesn't specify https://mojomarketplace.com/scripts which version they install.
Forum Dashboard - Applications says Vanilla Version 2.0.18.8
They do when you install they give you a list to choose the only stable version is 2.0.18.8 so that is likely the one . You can also find it in the dashboard at the foot of the page.
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I notice it now in the bottom right, thanks!
I don't recall it in Bluehost - Mojomarketplace when I set up Vanilla, no surprise given my memory, but could not find it when I went in there earlier and looked around without starting a new install.
I wonder why Run Version Checker doesn't include the Vanilla version in their output - it would be nice to have for a printout.
So : a second bug report on github? And what's the bug report number please
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I apparently triggered this one via poor code editing ... ;-/
As for Run Version Checker it was a casual mention of a possible feature - I suppose most people are aware of their version of Vanilla - my attention to the project is time-fragmented.
Thanks.