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I tried, and it worked for me, but it could always be something song-specific. Can you tell me which song(s) you have tried voting for? --Duke33 05:19, 6 Jun 2006 (MDT)

I was working on the Man, It's So Loud In Here pages when I noticed an error in the voting frame, and that my vote was gone. I voted again and it said that there aren't enough votes for the song (which I know isn't true). When I just returned to the page to check, the vote field was gone. It says:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /home/tmbwnet/public_html/votes/single_vote_query.php3 on line 31

In case this is of any help for you. - Whirrrlwind (Woosh!) 05:43, 6 Jun 2006 (MDT)

Yeah, i think i know part of the problem...looks like it's something with songs that have apostrophes...It might take me a while today, but i'll get it working later tonite, promise.--Duke33 05:59, 6 Jun 2006 (MDT)

Memo to myself:

Warning: mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/tmbwnet/public_html/votes/insert_vote_logic.php3 on line 64

Ok - i think i've fixed all the problems. If you run into any issues, please let me know. --Duke33 20:17, 6 Jun 2006 (MDT)

[edit] Copying Tagline

Looks like there is a problem with the bot that copies taglines to the archival page. [1]. I will take care of it. --Duke33 05:16, 7 Jun 2006 (MDT)

Fixed - it actually had nothing to do with the move at all. CapitalQ thought he'd get fancy, and remove the comment tags from the page, which busted my script.  :) --Duke33 19:54, 7 Jun 2006 (MDT)

Hahahaha, I had no idea TMBaB checked for that. Whoopsie. :D -CapitalQ / @ / 19:56, 7 Jun 2006 (MDT)

[edit] Interp. Pages and TMBaB

It seems TMBaB has been adding [[Category:|{{PAGENAMEE}}]] or [[Category|{{PAGENAMEE}}]] to the bottom of interpretations (such as Bastard), while it should be adding [[Category:Interpretations:|{{PAGENAMEE}}]] instead. -CapitalQ / @ /

Fixed --Duke33 18:47, 7 Jun 2006 (MDT)

[edit] Not Searching

I attempted a boolean search (John not Flansburgh) and got a database query syntax error. The gist of the message:

from within function "". MySQL returned error "1064: 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 '(MATCH (si_title) AGAINST ('Flansburgh')) ) AND cur_namespace (localhost)".

Is this not allowed anymore (or was it ever) or is it a migration error? This Might Be A Wiki:Searching says it's allowed. It should be noted that "or" and "and" work. --badqueso 03:14, 12 Jun 2006 (MDT)

We noticed that in the last upgrade - see the New Server and MediaWiki 1.4.12 Migration Issue Tracker Page. I thought that it was something with the old server and possibly our downgrade to mysql 3.0 at the time, but since it is occurring here as well, I'm guessing it's a bug with MediaWiki 1.4.12 --Duke33 06:31, 12 Jun 2006 (MDT)

[edit] Error 1062

Sorry for posting more errors when this page seems to be settled, but this one is happening way too frequently. It happens randomly whenever I load a new page:

from within function "MediaWikiBagOStuff:_doquery". MySQL returned error "1062: Duplicate entry 'tmbwnet_wikidb:messages:Sitenotice' for key 1 (localhost)".

I don't know what you guys can do about it, but I just reload the page and it'll work. --badqueso 13:05, 15 Jun 2006 (MDT)