Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification

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Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification

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Previous post - Next post | Parent - Children.1 | Posted on 2006/3/13 5:52

atomizer    Posts: 1

i'm very new to PHP and SQL and am having a bit of trouble understanding how to use 'protector' to change the database prefix. what i did was 'copy' the current XOOP database with another name (4 characters). i did not edit 'mainfile.php' yet. that seemed to go well, but when i use phpMyAdmin to verify that the new database was created, it isn't there -- only the old database is there.

what is my little brain missing?

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• 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (brashquido, 2005/1/4 19:17)
  • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (jseymour, 2005/1/4 20:05)
    • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (brashquido, 2005/1/4 20:13)
      • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (tedsmith, 2005/1/5 4:51)
        • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (GIJOE, 2005/1/5 6:44)
          • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (tedsmith, 2005/1/5 8:04)
            • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (GIJOE, 2005/1/20 6:00)
              • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (atomizer, 2006/3/13 5:52)
                • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (GIJOE, 2006/3/14 5:18)
          • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (brashquido, 2005/1/5 11:54)
            • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (GIJOE, 2005/1/5 12:10)
              • Re: 'XOOPS_DB_PREFIX' clarification (brashquido, 2005/1/6 8:16)