However, after that, forum doesn't work properly. When I add a new post i doesen't appear in forum discussions. The post can only be viewed from the course site were "latest news" can be seen.
Unfortunatly "older news" can't be viewed.
Is there a known incompabillity between mysql 5 and mod forum?
Anyone else who got the same problem?
/Lars-Erik
Re: Moodle forum+mysql 5 = No news has been posted yet
I can confirm that this doesn't work on my MySQL5-based Moodle installation. I did a new install of Moodle yesterday and my forums won't display new discussion topics. They are in the system (e.g. in 'new forum posts') but are not displayed under the appropriate forum.
Please post any more info here and I will try to do the same.
Jonathan Woods
Re: Moodle forum+mysql 5 = No news has been posted yet
Perhaps you could check bug 4618 and add to the report as necessary.
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If I'm successful, I post back.
/Lars-Erik
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Im not an expert in MySql (not even close...) but could it be this "bug" in MySql: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=13551
There seem to be a workaround...
The Error message reads:
Unknown column 'd.usermodified' in 'on clause'
SELECT p.id,p.subject,p.modified,p.discussion,p.userid, d.name, d.timemodified, d.usermodified, d.groupid, u.firstname, u.lastname, u.email, u.picture , um.firstname AS umfirstname, um.lastname AS umlastname FROM mdl_forum_discussions d, mdl_forum_posts p, mdl_user u LEFT JOIN mdl_user um on (d.usermodified = um.id) WHERE d.forum = '10' AND p.discussion = d.id AND p.parent = 0 AND p.userid = u.id ORDER BY d.timemodified DESC
Is it possible that it should be (Based on the "bug" in MySql) :
SELECT p.id,p.subject,p.modified,p.discussion,p.userid, d.name, d.timemodified, d.usermodified, d.groupid, u.firstname, u.lastname, u.email, u.picture , um.firstname AS umfirstname, um.lastname AS umlastname FROM (mdl_forum_discussions d, mdl_forum_posts p, mdl_user u) LEFT JOIN mdl_user um on (d.usermodified = um.id) WHERE d.forum = '10' AND p.discussion = d.id AND p.parent = 0 AND p.userid = u.id ORDER BY d.timemodified DESC
I cant find the file (Im a newbee u know) so I can´´t test it myself...is it lib.php in mod/forum?
Re: Moodle forum+mysql 5 = No news has been posted yet
Adding those brackets seems to work. Thanks for the research. The file to modify is mod/forum/lib.php. Search for 'forum_get_discussions' to get to the function. The lines to modify are about the 56th and 58th. I've copied this section of the function below to show where I put the brackets.
//TODO: there must be a nice way to do this that keeps both postgres and mysql 3.2x happy but I can't find it right now.
if ($CFG->dbtype == 'postgres7') {
return get_records_sql("SELECT $postdata, d.name, d.timemodified, d.usermodified, d.groupid,
u.firstname, u.lastname, u.email, u.picture $umfields
FROM {$CFG->prefix}forum_discussions d
JOIN {$CFG->prefix}forum_posts p ON p.discussion = d.id
JOIN {$CFG->prefix}user u ON p.userid = u.id
$umtable
WHERE d.forum = '$forum'
AND p.parent = 0
$groupselect $userselect
ORDER BY $forumsort $limit");
} else {
return get_records_sql("SELECT $postdata, d.name, d.timemodified, d.usermodified, d.groupid,
u.firstname, u.lastname, u.email, u.picture $umfields
bracket here -> FROM ({$CFG->prefix}forum_discussions d,
{$CFG->prefix}forum_posts p,
bracket here -> {$CFG->prefix}user u)
$umtable
WHERE d.forum = '$forum'
AND p.discussion = d.id
AND p.parent = 0
AND p.userid = u.id $groupselect $userselect
ORDER BY $forumsort $limit");
}
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Yes!
It works! My course is saved! Thank you!
Max
Re: Moodle forum+mysql 5 = No news has been posted yet
Thanks! Forum discussions works perfectly.
In my Debian install, the rowes to be modified in /usr/share/moodle/mod/forum/lib.php, are rowes 1296-1298.
/Lars-Erik
Re: Moodle forum+mysql 5 = No news has been posted yet
Hi there, I was having the same problem with the Forums, then I added the brackets and it works fine. Problem Im still having is when adding a new course, I get the message:
Serious Error! Could not create the new course!
I moved to a new server, and using MySQL 5
Any ideas please?
Many thanks
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Saludos. Iñaki.
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You saved my site man. I'm just starting with AMP.
HAJ.-
I've posted it as bug 4875 so hopefully it can be fixed in 1.5.3 as well as in the development code. Please "vote" for that bug to be fixed if it has affected you!
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Re: Moodle forum+mysql 5 = No news has been posted yet
Does this fix also apply to 1.6dev?
i.e. as far as you know, will MySQL 5 work with 1.6dev?
Thank you.
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Re: Moodle forum+mysql 5 = No news has been posted yet
Thank you all !
-Armando
Thats the exact problem I have, does anybody have a solution to this.
i try to edit the lib.php in /mod/forum as you suggested, but it doesn't work. The news work fine before but today when i checked it says that no news has been posted. i'm using
MySQL client version: 4.1.22 and MySQL Server version: 5.0.91Please help me. my site is http://www.lmsipda.net/lms/
thank you.