Is this the first time you have used SQL? Many things have to be right for this to work.
Also check to see if the form is created even though you get this message at the end of the form creation process. If so, quit from the generator and debug the form. Check all the code to see if the correct servername, username, DBname, DBpassword, DBtable name information is all correct.
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I want to make a new form, but on the end i become on everytime the same massage:
Could not create MySQL database table. Maybe a table of the same name already exists?
please help me, because it doesnt exist a table in the database and the user/serverinformations are right
(Sorry for my bad english)
Is this the first time you have used SQL? Many things have to be right for this to work.
Also check to see if the form is created even though you get this message at the end of the form creation process. If so, quit from the generator and debug the form. Check all the code to see if the correct servername, username, DBname, DBpassword, DBtable name information is all correct.
TNT you have been added as a developer to the phpFormGenerator project. You have access to all the features including putting out new releases, forum moderation, etc. If you do decide to release a new version (with a bug fix, or a feature enhancement),please run it by me first. Keep up the good work.
I have used MySQL on other Projects and all works, the passwords, names and tables are allright, but it still doesn't work.
Do you have access to phpmyadmin? You can manually create the SQL db before starting. I've done this successfully many times before.