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FluxCP Error "My Account Menu"

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All times i try acces "My Account" menu, i got this error...

 

Critical Error

An error was encountered during the lifetime of the application.

This could be due to a variety of problems, such as a bug in the application.

However, normally it is caused by misconfiguration.

Exception Details

Error: Flux_Error

Message: Failed to import/replace rows from table 'playragn_chaos.item_db2_re'

File: /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/TemporaryTable.php:230

File Line Function/Method /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/TemporaryTable.php 81 Flux_TemporaryTable::raise() /home/playragnarok/public_html/modules/account/view.php 16 Flux_TemporaryTable::__construct() /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Template.php 337 include() /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Dispatcher.php 168 Flux_Template::render() /home/playragnarok/public_html/index.php 176 Flux_Dispatcher::dispatch() Exception Trace As String

#0 /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/TemporaryTable.php(81): Flux_TemporaryTable::raise('Failed to impor...')
#1 /home/playragnarok/public_html/modules/account/view.php(16): Flux_TemporaryTable->__construct(Object(Flux_Connection), 'playragn_chaos....', Array)
#2 /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Template.php(337): include('/home/playragna...')
#3 /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Dispatcher.php(168): Flux_Template->render()
#4 /home/playragnarok/public_html/index.php(176): Flux_Dispatcher->dispatch(Array)
#5 {main}

 

 

And this erro how i acess Monster Data Base

 

Critical Error

An error was encountered during the lifetime of the application.

This could be due to a variety of problems, such as a bug in the application.

However, normally it is caused by misconfiguration.

Exception Details

Error: Flux_Error

Message: Failed to import/replace rows from table 'playragn_chaos.mob_db2_re'

File: /home/playragnarok/public_html/modules/monster/index.php:197

File Line Function/Method /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Template.php 337 include() /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Dispatcher.php 168 Flux_Template::render() /home/playragnarok/public_html/index.php 176 Flux_Dispatcher::dispatch() Exception Trace As String

#0 /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Template.php(337): include()
#1 /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Dispatcher.php(168): Flux_Template->render()
#2 /home/playragnarok/public_html/index.php(176): Flux_Dispatcher->dispatch(Array)
#3 {main}

Edited by OverLord

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Is there tables in your SQL base named `item_db2_re` and  `mob_db2_re`? If not, you should at least create them, and it should fix the error. They need to have the same structure as `item_db_re` and `mob_db_re` respectively (aka just copy those 2 tables structure into new tables).

Edited by Garr

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Is there tables in your SQL base named `item_db2_re` and  `mob_db2_re`? If not, you should at least create them, and it should fix the error. They need to have the same structure as `item_db_re` and `mob_db_re` respectively (aka just copy those 2 tables structure into new tables).

 

Ok... after create, my fluxcp monster db no crash, but no monsters....

and "My Account" got new error:

 

Critical Error

An error was encountered during the lifetime of the application.

This could be due to a variety of problems, such as a bug in the application.

However, normally it is caused by misconfiguration.

Exception Details

Error: Exception

Message: DateTime::__construct(): Failed to parse time string (@) at position 0 (@): Unexpected character

File: /home/playragnarok/public_html/modules/account/view.php:69

File Line Function/Method /home/playragnarok/public_html/modules/account/view.php 69 DateTime::__construct() /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Template.php 337 include() /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Dispatcher.php 168 Flux_Template::render() /home/playragnarok/public_html/index.php 176 Flux_Dispatcher::dispatch() Exception Trace As String

#0 /home/playragnarok/public_html/modules/account/view.php(69): DateTime->__construct('@')

#1 /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Template.php(337): include('/home/playragna...')

#2 /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Dispatcher.php(168): Flux_Template->render()

#3 /home/playragnarok/public_html/index.php(176): Flux_Dispatcher->dispatch(Array)

#4 {main}

 

 

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Maybe your date/time format on the server is incorrect. Compare the time format (mm-dd-yyyy for example) to the settings in your php.ini and the format FluxCP is attempting to use.

 

That is where I'd start anyway.

 

 

Wyrmfire

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Maybe your date/time format on the server is incorrect. Compare the time format (mm-dd-yyyy for example) to the settings in your php.ini and the format FluxCP is attempting to use.

 

That is where I'd start anyway.

 

 

Wyrmfire

 

My php.ini dont have format...

 

; Specify how datetime and datetim4 columns are returned

; On => Returns data converted to SQL server settings
; Off => Returns values as YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss
mssql.datetimecmtnvert = Off
 
 
i try On and Off... dont work
 
but my old FluxCP Work no problem, i update and get this error ... :(
Edited by OverLord

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Maybe change the code to something like this. Apparently the above type of error occurs intermittently in this guy's code and this change has corrected it for them.

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17427503/php-datetime-construct-failed-to-parse-time-string-xxxxxxxx-at-position-x

 

It will definitely be some issue with the formatting of time and switching it from either country code to UTC and back or something like that or date display formatting being incorrect (mm-dd instead of dd-mm).

 

Wyrmfire

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Maybe change the code to something like this. Apparently the above type of error occurs intermittently in this guy's code and this change has corrected it for them.

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17427503/php-datetime-construct-failed-to-parse-time-string-xxxxxxxx-at-position-x

 

It will definitely be some issue with the formatting of time and switching it from either country code to UTC and back or something like that or date display formatting being incorrect (mm-dd instead of dd-mm).

 

Wyrmfire

view.php<?phpif (!defined('FLUX_ROOT')) exit;$start_date = new DateTime( "@{$dbResult->db_timestamp}" );$this->loginRequired();$title = Flux::message('AccountViewTitle'); 

I add your recommended code... but not work...

I try too 

 

$start_date = new DateTime();

$start_date->setTimestamp($dbResult->db_timestamp);

 

 

Critical Error

An error was encountered during the lifetime of the application.

This could be due to a variety of problems, such as a bug in the application.

However, normally it is caused by misconfiguration.

Exception Details

Error: Exception

Message: DateTime::__construct(): Failed to parse time string (@) at position 0 (@): Unexpected character

File: /home/playragnarok/public_html/modules/account/view.php:4

File Line Function/Method /home/playragnarok/public_html/modules/account/view.php 4 DateTime::__construct() /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Template.php 337 include() /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Dispatcher.php 168 Flux_Template::render() /home/playragnarok/public_html/index.php 176 Flux_Dispatcher::dispatch() Exception Trace As String

#0 /home/playragnarok/public_html/modules/account/view.php(4): DateTime->__construct('@')

#1 /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Template.php(337): include('/home/playragna...')

#2 /home/playragnarok/public_html/lib/Flux/Dispatcher.php(168): Flux_Template->render()

#3 /home/playragnarok/public_html/index.php(176): Flux_Dispatcher->dispatch(Array)

#4 {main}

Edited by OverLord

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Maybe change the code to something like this. Apparently the above type of error occurs intermittently in this guy's code and this change has corrected it for them.

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17427503/php-datetime-construct-failed-to-parse-time-string-xxxxxxxx-at-position-x

 

It will definitely be some issue with the formatting of time and switching it from either country code to UTC and back or something like that or date display formatting being incorrect (mm-dd instead of dd-mm).

 

Wyrmfire

 

Left a small mistake, but at least the page opens now. Thx!!!

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