DataBase Error when disabled CMS?

hello,

i have vbulletin 4.1.10 Suite version of vbulletin..........i install your addon but i does not work....i do not use CMS and it gives database Error......

i am using blog Option not CMS so how can we do.......

please fix this.........thanks and reply me soon.

Are you using the Blogs? If not, until I get this fixed, you can just install the Forum Only product and it will work. Unfortunately, I'm currently at my day job, so won't get a chance to look at it until this evening. Thanks!

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bszopi said:

Are you using the Blogs? If not, until I get this fixed, you can just install the Forum Only product and it will work. Unfortunately, I'm currently at my day job, so won't get a chance to look at it until this evening. Thanks!

Brad via Tapatalk

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yes i am using blog...............
forum only product work using blog?????
thanks

Right now, if you used the forum-only product, it would not include the blog, as you can't get the blog outside of the suite. But, it would at least get you up and running, and displaying forum and custom content until i get the suite product fixed.

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This is the first report I have heard of this causing an increase in server load. Considering the javascript is client-side, I don't see any reason why it would increase load times much, if any, at all. The html/php side of this is pretty small, and most of the processing is done via javascript, so a load increase due to this just doesn't seem to make sense to me.

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Black tiger said:

hello,

i have vbulletin 4.1.10 Suite version of vbulletin..........i install your addon but i does not work....i do not use CMS and it gives database Error......

i am using blog Option not CMS so how can we do.......

please fix this.........thanks and reply me soon.

Code:

Database error in vBulletin 4.1.10:

Invalid SQL:
SELECT DISTINCT info.title AS section, info2.title,
            node2.nodeid, node.nodeid AS parentid, info2.viewcount, thread.replycount
            FROM cms_node AS node INNER JOIN cms_nodeinfo info ON info.nodeid = node.nodeid
            INNER JOIN cms_node AS node2 on (node2.nodeleft >= node.nodeleft AND node2.nodeleft <= node.noderight)
            INNER JOIN cms_nodeinfo AS info2 ON info2.nodeid = node2.nodeid
            LEFT JOIN thread AS thread ON thread.threadid = info2.associatedthreadid
                INNER JOIN contenttype AS type
                ON type.contenttypeid = node2.contenttypeid
                WHERE node2.contenttypeid =     ORDER BY node2.nodeleft , node.nodeleft;;

MySQL Error   : 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 node2.nodeleft , node.nodeleft' at line 9
Error Number  : 1064

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This issue has been fixed in v1.0.6, which is now available for download. Thanks.