Sep 15th, 2011, 8:43 PM
Hi Dogen,
hah, I responded to your previous post too soon too. :-)
For the javascript error, empty your browser's cache. Most probably, it's just cached an old version of one of the JS files which is causing the error you're spotting. Or, possibly, it's related to the Export Manager module problem.
For the Export Manager problem, have you made any customizations to the module? If not, simply uninstall then re-install it. That will recreate the module database tables.
Lastly, for the Core problem, that's a worry... still, it's easy to fix. Do you have access to phpMyAdmin? If so, edit the table column and change the type from an ENUM field to a VARCHAR field of size 100. It's very simple to do through the phpMyAdmin interface.
Let me know how it goes!
- Ben
hah, I responded to your previous post too soon too. :-)
For the javascript error, empty your browser's cache. Most probably, it's just cached an old version of one of the JS files which is causing the error you're spotting. Or, possibly, it's related to the Export Manager module problem.
For the Export Manager problem, have you made any customizations to the module? If not, simply uninstall then re-install it. That will recreate the module database tables.
Lastly, for the Core problem, that's a worry... still, it's easy to fix. Do you have access to phpMyAdmin? If so, edit the table column and change the type from an ENUM field to a VARCHAR field of size 100. It's very simple to do through the phpMyAdmin interface.
Let me know how it goes!
- Ben