I'm seeing a nasty error when my user tries logging in. The interesting thing is all seems to work on the back end. I can see within the module each time the user "attempts" to log in, only...this is what they see...
Any thoughts!? Did I break something!
Here's the actual page so you can see it in action...
http://pikespeakchallenge.com/admin/modu...?form_id=5
Username: b.shephard@walkingby.com
Password: test
Thanks so much!
Brian
UPDATE: Nearly minutes after I typed this out...I noticed I didn't have my sub domain of "www" in place. Simply adding this corrected the issue. Is this a bug?
...On a side note...Since I'm the guy who goes wild with customization...
Here's my scenario...
This site has a register form which processes a payment and saves their info within Form Tools. I have a sql query on another form which displays all registered members in a list menu. This is a donation form. The concept is to allow someone the ability to donate to a specific registered member. This form also processes a payment and saves the data within Form Tools.
Upon registering as a member...their confirmation email includes a link which allows them to view a running list of their donation totals.
Everything above is in place except the working link to view donation totals. I discovered this module and figure it should be a perfect "simple" solution to this. The 2 issues I have are, I do not want them to be able to update any information...simply view it. The other is I need my "total" field to use a SUM query to update and display all donations. The way I see it...I have multiple options to accomplish this. I've toyed with the idea of creating a second table in my database that displays ONLY the registered members name...and the amount field. I just haven't figured the "running total" within Form Tools out yet, as well as disabling the "update" option for my users.
I know this was quite the novel! I do apologize! ...but any tips on accomplishing this would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
Brian
Code:
Notice: Undefined index: form_id in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/modules/submission_accounts/users/index.php on line 17
Notice: Undefined index: view_id in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/modules/submission_accounts/users/index.php on line 18
Notice: Undefined index: submission_id in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/modules/submission_accounts/users/index.php on line 19
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/views.php on line 768
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/views.php on line 230
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/forms.php on line 427
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/forms.php on line 467
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/forms.php on line 493
Notice: Undefined index: access_type in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/forms.php on line 429
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/forms.php on line 433
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/views.php on line 115
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/views.php on line 536
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/views.php on line 404
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/views.php on line 654
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/views.php on line 230
Notice: Undefined index: access_type in /data/16/1/160/162/1812814/user/1964174/htdocs/admin/global/code/views.php on line 120
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'ORDER BY list_order' at line 4
Any thoughts!? Did I break something!
Here's the actual page so you can see it in action...
http://pikespeakchallenge.com/admin/modu...?form_id=5
Username: b.shephard@walkingby.com
Password: test
Thanks so much!
Brian
UPDATE: Nearly minutes after I typed this out...I noticed I didn't have my sub domain of "www" in place. Simply adding this corrected the issue. Is this a bug?
...On a side note...Since I'm the guy who goes wild with customization...
Here's my scenario...
This site has a register form which processes a payment and saves their info within Form Tools. I have a sql query on another form which displays all registered members in a list menu. This is a donation form. The concept is to allow someone the ability to donate to a specific registered member. This form also processes a payment and saves the data within Form Tools.
Upon registering as a member...their confirmation email includes a link which allows them to view a running list of their donation totals.
Everything above is in place except the working link to view donation totals. I discovered this module and figure it should be a perfect "simple" solution to this. The 2 issues I have are, I do not want them to be able to update any information...simply view it. The other is I need my "total" field to use a SUM query to update and display all donations. The way I see it...I have multiple options to accomplish this. I've toyed with the idea of creating a second table in my database that displays ONLY the registered members name...and the amount field. I just haven't figured the "running total" within Form Tools out yet, as well as disabling the "update" option for my users.
I know this was quite the novel! I do apologize! ...but any tips on accomplishing this would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
Brian