Bug #15347
closedcannot add user or usergroups to fe or be (form is not saved)
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Description
When I send the form to add an user or usergroups, I get the empty form again and no new user ist added. I deleted the database and all the files and installed again: same bug.
php: 4.3.10 (http://www.kleinerchemiker.net/info.php)
mysql: 4.0.24
browser: ff1.5 & ie 6.0
(issue imported from #M2161)
Updated by Sebastian Kurfuerst almost 19 years ago
Hi,
is it possible for you to add content for example or other records?
Besides that, did you already run an older version of TYPO3 where it worked?
Greets, Sebastian
Updated by old_kleinerChemiker almost 19 years ago
i have t3 3.81 running without these problems.
i can ad pages but have not tried to add content to the pages.
Updated by Sebastian Kurfuerst almost 19 years ago
Please try to add content.....
Greets, Sebastian.
Updated by old_kleinerChemiker almost 19 years ago
i dont know, what happend. i installed t3 4.0b1 two or three times, everytime the same problem. but now, two times and there is no problem anymore. on the one hand, im glad that there is no problem, on the other hand i feel a bit stupid.
edit:
i'm not stupid ;) after instalation of adodb and dbal the problem exists again.
Updated by Steffen Müller almost 19 years ago
I can reproduce this with dbal+adodb installed later on a running system. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. Without dbal+adodb, I had no problems. Unfortunately I did not investigate this further.
Updated by Steffen Müller almost 19 years ago
I just decided to spend some more time on this.
New records are not saved to DB, neither pages, content elements or BE users.
It is possible to view, change or delete a record. The dbal debug module does show action, but no errors.
Using 4.0b1 on Debian Sarge Linux, MySQL 4.0, PHP 4.3, Apache 1.3
My localconf.php contains this:
$TYPO3_CONF_VARS['EXTCONF']['dbal']['handlerCfg'] = array (
'_DEFAULT' => array (
'type' => 'adodb',
'config' => array(
'driver' => 'mysql',
)
)
);
$TYPO3_CONF_VARS['EXTCONF']['dbal']['debugOptions'] = array(
'enabled' => TRUE, // Generally, enable debugging.
'printErrors' => TRUE, // Enable output of SQL errors after query executions.
'EXPLAIN' => 1, // EXPLAIN SELECT ...(Only on default handler)
'parseQuery' => 1, // Parsing queries, testing parsability (All queries)
'joinTables' => 1
);
Updated by Sebastian Kurfuerst almost 19 years ago
Thanks for all your input.
Karsten, could you please have a look?
Greets, Sebastian