Error message when trying to write text to a new page in WB 2.12.2

[VSG]

Hi everyone,

further testing my XAMPP-installation of WB 2.12.2, I am constantly getting the following error-message:

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[74] Field 'content_comment' doesn't have a default value
This happens when I try to add text to a newly created site (only WYSIWYG-section).
I can modify already existing sites, but not create text in new ones. Creating the site itself works like a charm.

I reuploaded all the package-files already, but to no avail.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
Best regards,
VSG

PS: Does anybody know if there is a way to get the Page-Cloner-module running on 2.12.2? That module is so handy …

[dbs]

Hi, i know this message and in my case it comes from an old hack named "wysiwyg with history".
It has to do with mysql in strict mode.
If you not use this hack anymore you should delete the old database fields.

[VSG]

Hi DBS!

Thanks for the info. I'll try that. Yes, that module was worth it's weight in gold.

Could you tell me what database fields WB actually needs - right now I have the following:

section_id
page_id
last_version
hist_autosave
hist_autosave_num
user_id
user_id_working
content
content_comment
text

Unfortunately those modules didn't come with an uninstall-functionality.

Best regards,
VSG

[VSG]

Found it, thanks!

Base-WB only needs the sections "section_id, page_id, content, text" in the "wb_mod_wysiwyg"-table.

[VSG]

After having installed WB 2.12.2 (overcoming my own mistakes along the way), I still encounter the 'problem' that the Page-Cloner-module will quit with an error message upon trying to clone a page:

Code: [Select]

Field 'link' doesn't have a default value

Anyone successful in getting it to work with 2.12.2?
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
VSG

[dbs]

It is a mysql strict thing, not a WB 2.12.2 problem.
I will have a look.

[Luisehahne]

It is a mysql strict thing, not a WB 2.12.2 problem.
I will have a look.

Correct 

Dietmar

[dbs]

@VSG: try this pagecloner 0.64
https://forum.WebsiteBaker.org/index.php/topic,31749.0.html