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rgiord54
My Blocks are gone!
  • 2004/2/15 10:35

  • rgiord54

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In the Blocks Admin there is nothing in there, I did not do anything and went there and there are all gone. The only ones that are there is the ones in anonymous block which is only 3 of them. Any one know why this happen and how do I get them back. I can't even make any blocks. All my groups are okay and checked
Please help

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Mithrandir
Re: My Blocks are gone!

In the top of Blocks Admin, this line is there:

Show blocks visible in [Top Page] Group [Registered] Visible [All]

Check that the group is not set to Anonymous-only.

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rgiord54
Re: My Blocks are gone!
  • 2004/2/15 11:11

  • rgiord54

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I did do that and there is no blocks there also, I can't figure it out . One minute they where there and the next there all gone and I can't even make a test block

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rgiord54
Re: My Blocks are gone!
  • 2004/2/15 11:41

  • rgiord54

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Please can anyone help me? This is driving me nuts

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CBlue
Re: My Blocks are gone!

Before the blocks disappeared, did you do anything to your site? Did the blocks just disappear for no reason? Check your database and see if any tables have errors. If your database is fine, try updating the system module in modules admin. You could also try updating each group individually in groups admin to see if that will bring back the blocks.

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Mithrandir
Re: My Blocks are gone!

Getting any errors in debug?

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rgiord54
Re: My Blocks are gone!
  • 2004/2/15 12:24

  • rgiord54

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Yes tried that in goups when I debug do I use the one for blocks? and database is okay
SELECT * FROM xoops_config WHERE (conf_modid = 0 AND conf_catid = 1) ORDER BY conf_order ASC
SELECT sess_data FROM xoops_session WHERE sess_id = '34ef592be11497f75d97aad61b6af756'
SELECT * FROM xoops_users WHERE uid=1
SELECT * FROM xoops_config WHERE (conf_modid = 0 AND conf_catid = 3) ORDER BY conf_order ASC
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM xoops_banner
SELECT * FROM xoops_banner LIMIT 5, 1
UPDATE xoops_banner SET impmade = impmade+1 WHERE bid = 11
SELECT DISTINCT gperm_itemid FROM xoops_group_permission WHERE gperm_name = 'block_read' AND gperm_modid = 1 AND gperm_groupid IN (1,2,3)
SELECT b.* FROM xoops_newblocks b, xoops_block_module_link m WHERE m.block_id=b.bid AND b.isactive=1 AND b.visible=1 AND m.module_id IN (0,-1) AND b.bid IN (31,17,61,34,24,82,5,6,85,4,3,64,60,84,62,32,13,49,45,44,81,88,87,86,63,58,57,56,43,42,41,40,39,38,37,36,35,25,23,20,19,18,16,15,14,12,11,10,9,8,7,2,1) ORDER BY b.weight,b.bid
Error number: 1030
Error message: Got error 28 from table handler

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CBlue
Re: My Blocks are gone!

You are showing an error for a table in your database. Use your "repair" table feature in your phpMyAdmin to fix the table that has the error.

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ozp11
Re:My Blocks are gone!
  • 2004/10/25 0:35

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I have 2 XOOPS site at one server
one is 2.0.6 and its running since some months ago (psico.net/cuidar)

the other is 2.0.7.3 and it was instaled some days ago

both of them are fresh installs, and have no extra modules.

All my blocks are gone and I got the same error

SELECT b.* FROM xoops_newblocks b, xoops_block_module_link m WHERE m.block_id=b.bid AND b.isactive=1 AND b.visible=1 AND m.module_id IN (0,-1) AND b.bid IN (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15) ORDER BY b.weight,b.bid
Error number: 1030
Error message: Got error 28 from table handler

I went to phpmyadmin and then to those tables (newblocks , block_module_link) and clicked at the "repair" funcion

Now both sites are ok.

I got scared because of this problem.

I wonder how this can be caused... at other site someone speculate about server overload
here I did not found any explications of this problem

do you know why this happens?

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DonXoop
Re:My Blocks are gone!

db errors can and will happen sooner or later. I haven't seen XOOPS trash a table yet but it could happen for a variety of reasons and mostly unrelated to the core. That is why I keep a stand alone MySQL front end handy. No need to have it as a module and better stand alone.

Another tip for 'lost blocks' is that sometimes they can be difficult to find once you've set them for a specific page, turned them off, and forgot where you put them. If you go into the System/Groups admin you'll get a list of every block for access settings and you can click a block entry and get to the page. I 'lost' a few blocks and found them this way..

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