-
Hopefully fixed in svn, thanks Mike.
Btw, if someone is wondering, this bug is only reproducible mysql server 4.
2009-10-29 21:19:28 UTC in Krecipes - The KDE Cookbook
-
I can reproduce it only with PostgreSQL backend, krecipes 2.0-alpha4. This problem may be a bug in Qt.
2009-10-28 17:30:47 UTC in Krecipes - The KDE Cookbook
-
Closed beacuse of 2.0-alpha4 release.
2009-10-26 18:14:27 UTC in Krecipes - The KDE Cookbook
-
Closed beacuse of 2.0-alpha4 release.
2009-10-26 18:12:25 UTC in Krecipes - The KDE Cookbook
-
I think this problem is fixed by 2.0-alpha4, closing bug.
2009-10-26 18:11:15 UTC in Krecipes - The KDE Cookbook
-
May be fixed in SVN, please recheck if you are able.
2009-10-17 11:53:34 UTC in Krecipes - The KDE Cookbook
-
Fixed in SVN.
2009-10-15 22:00:28 UTC in Krecipes - The KDE Cookbook
-
We've found the problem. The SQL query is what Krecipes executes to find the uncategorized recipes. The SQL query works for me but it doesn't for you. I guess that "select recipe_id FROM category_list GROUP BY (recipe_id) HAVING COUNT(recipe_id)=1" doesn't work, does it?
The "having count..." part is to detect recipe id's appearing more than once in the table. Check "select * from...
2009-10-14 21:00:50 UTC in Krecipes - The KDE Cookbook
-
The version number 5.0.32 seems right. Could you please try the following?
- start the mysql prompt typing mysql in your terminal
- switch to the database with "use Krecipes;" where "Krecipes" is the database name configured for Krecipes
- type this SQL query (which under normal circumstances should return the uncategorized recipes):
SELECT recipe_id,title FROM (select recipe_id FROM...
2009-10-14 20:08:43 UTC in Krecipes - The KDE Cookbook
-
I could not reproduce this one with mysql backend. Please, could you tell me what version of mysql are you using?
FYI: I'm using mysql 5.1.39.
2009-10-14 19:38:59 UTC in Krecipes - The KDE Cookbook
