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Admin 7/3/2012 |
As a first step make sure that you run the latest build of PHPRunner. Then make sure that correct table is selected as a login table. The error message suggests that login table is no longer in the database. Please note that table names are case-sensitive i.e. 'Users' and 'users' are two different tables to PHPRunner. |
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sradforth author 7/3/2012 |
As a first step make sure that you run the latest build of PHPRunner. Then make sure that correct table is selected as a login table. The error message suggests that login table is no longer in the database. Please note that table names are case-sensitive i.e. 'Users' and 'users' are two different tables to PHPRunner.
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Admin 7/3/2012 |
You need to make sure you have the latest build of PHPRunner 6.1. |
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sradforth author 7/4/2012 |
You need to make sure you have the latest build of PHPRunner 6.1. If this doesn't help contact support directly sending your database and project directory for investigation.
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sradforth author 7/6/2012 |
So support found the glitch (Excellent support btw and thank you again if you're reading this!). It was because when I migrated the server from one machine to another I did an SQL export from myphpadmin and reimported it to the other windows PC. |