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    • PHP Error

    Posted by mclai

    I got this error: "PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 7C81BD02."

    Here is what I did. I was trying to create a module. I assigned "google" module to the left with order 1 and then I assigned "calendar" to the right with order 1. As soon as I assigned "calendar," the error appeared. Usually I can restarted IIS, the above error would go away. This time it persists and I cannot go back to the tiki index page either. I guess, the problem was I did "assign" instead of "preview" first; thus, I cannot easily undo it. How can I fix it now?

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    Posted by mclai

    Fixed! I went to the database and deleted the last entry from the table tiki_modules for "calendar". Now everything is back to normal.

    tiki_modules

    namepositionordtypetitle
    login_box11NULLNULL
    mnu_application_menu11NULLNULL
    quick_eidt12NULLNULL
    assistant110NULLNULL
    google11NULLNULL
    calendar11NULLNULL
    — the row in red was deleted now --


    I don't understand why this could happen. If adding a calendar to the right with the order = 1 is violating the rule, should the application prevent it from proceeding? It is a serious problem and definitely a bug. It will cause everything wipe out and rebuild; less to say, the user could lose data if he doesn't have a backup! I wish it wouldn't have happened to anyone yet. Luckily I resolved it myself.

    > I got this error: "PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 7C81BD02."
    >
    > Here is what I did. I was trying to create a module. I assigned "google" module to the left with order 1 and then I assigned "calendar" to the right with order 1. As soon as I assigned "calendar," the error appeared. Usually I can restarted IIS, the above error would go away. This time it persists and I cannot go back to the tiki index page either. I guess, the problem was I did "assign" instead of "preview" first; thus, I cannot easily undo it. How can I fix it now?
    >