There should be a pgv_blocks, pgv_users, pgv_favorites, and pgv_messages table. This means that even though you have selected MySQL for the datastore, you still have authentication_index.php as your authentication module. Edit your config.php file and change it to be authentication_mysql.php. This should change automatically when you change the datastore from index to mysql.
In index mode, you can reset the blocks by erasing the index/blocks.dat file. In mysql you can reset the blocks by deleting the entries from the pgv_blocks table.
--John
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I removed all the modules from the right hand block off the welcome page.
now I get an error on this page:
Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in <my home dir>/phpGedView/index.php on line 168
Parse error: parse error in <my home dir>/phpGedView/index.php(168) : eval()'d code on line 1
Line 168 has the following:
eval($ublocks["right"][0]."();");
How do I readd the data ? (where is it stored ?) I am in mysql mode.
the tables I have in my db are:
pgv_families
pgv_individuals
pgv_other
pgv_places
pgv_sources
are these all the tables I should have ? I guess i was assuming i would have one for blocks etc
I just checked in a new verison of index.php that will give you a welcome or gedcom block if you remove all of the blocks from the right hand column. You can get this version here:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/phpgedview/phpGedView/index.php?rev=1.135&view=auto
There should be a pgv_blocks, pgv_users, pgv_favorites, and pgv_messages table. This means that even though you have selected MySQL for the datastore, you still have authentication_index.php as your authentication module. Edit your config.php file and change it to be authentication_mysql.php. This should change automatically when you change the datastore from index to mysql.
In index mode, you can reset the blocks by erasing the index/blocks.dat file. In mysql you can reset the blocks by deleting the entries from the pgv_blocks table.
--John
Muchos Gracias!
Worked like a charm :D