Possible DB connection fault

[biscotto]

Hello, after trying the 2b version I subscribed and downloaded the 1.06.
I did a fresh joomla 1.05b installation (in a subfodler) then I installed the latest version of fabrikar.

I installed the sample data successfully but something is going wrong.

When I try to "show database" (attach 1) I receive a blank non-formatted screen with the fabrikar's header only (attach 2). Same thing happens when I try to create a menu entry from the form page (attach 3).

I think this should be an easy issue but I do not see any solution. In my opinion it could be due to a wrong collation translation on mysql.
Before Install an english version of J! I will be glad to hear from you.

my 1.05b J! install is in italian
mysql db is 5.0.32 (and it wotks with J! 1.5+fabrik 2b)
MySQL charset: UTF-8 Unicode (utf8)
MySQL connection collation: utf8_general_ci

Thanks in advance
Marco

ps: I did not installed J! sample datas and I'm using the default template (back and frontend).

 

[cheesegrits]

Check your memory limit on PHP. Depending on what it is set at, try bumping it up to 32MB or 64MB.

-- hugh

 

[biscotto]

This is quite sad because I do not have access to php.ini and now the limit is set on 32MB

Thought that Fabrik 106 could run as the 20b runs on my host.

I'll try to ask em for this little change but I think they will not change it for me.

Tell me what could I try more and if I can close this thread resigned

 

[cheesegrits]

It may not be a memory issue, but that's the first thing I'd check. Have a look in your web error logs, you'll probably find some useful error messages in there.

-- hugh

 

[biscotto]

thanks for the answer

all I can retrieve from joomla debug was:

"Notice: Use of undefined constant _RIGHT_JOIN - assumed '_RIGHT_JOIN' in /home/mhd-01/www.---.it/htdocs/apps/administrator/components/com_fabrik/admin.fabrik.html.php on line 153

Notice: A session had already been started - ignoring session_start() in /home/mhd-01/www.---.it/htdocs/apps/offline.php on line 25"

It looks like theres a problem with the db...

 

[cheesegrits]

I mean look at your actual web server error logs, thru whatever control panel software your site uses.

-- hugh

 

[biscotto]

Understood. I have no access to apache logs
...

 

[biscotto]

update:
I tried some versions of J! in different languages and tried to delete and create db some times.
It did not work on my host (probably for the 32MB memory_limit only).
Thay cant change the parameter and cant give me any kind of logs.

So, I moved to J! 1.5.8 + Fab2.03b and it seems to work correctly.
I hope it will work with rc and final version too.

I will close this thread tomorrow morning (GMT) to let you read it.

 

[cheesegrits]

Being a Super Being (Verily, Almost a Minor Deity), I can read/reply to closed threads.

Closing.

-- hugh