I have modified the default.cfg files to define my new database and have tried to access it with both a sample database filled with the newly defined fields, and with a blank database.

I have also modified the html.pl file with the html generated by JPDeni's conflibulator >

I had previously installed the default and got everything running fine.

Now I am getting the following error message.

Reason: syntax error at /home/k/ki/kingsley/public_html/cgi-bin/dbman/default.cfg line 112, near "Home Information "
In string, @auth_default_permissions now must be written as \@auth_default_permissions at /home/k/ki/kingsley/public_html/cgi-bin/dbman/default.cfg line 113, near "@auth_default_permissions"

I have uploaded dg.cgi and default.cfg to the following address. All help will be appreciated.

http://www.teisf.org/dbman_txt_files/

alan

Here are some problems....

1) You need to add the \ before the @ sign in the email address field in your default.cfg file, like the following:


2) Also, in your %db_radio_fields hash, you need to add commas after each field, like the following:


Everything else looks fine...

Good luck.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

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Eliot Lee
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Anthro TECH, L.L.C
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elee@coco.cc.az.us

I believe that I made your corrections properly. Now I am getting a similar error message. Perhaps you can spot another error?

I posted the txt files at the same location.

Thanks.

Alan

CGI ERROR
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Error Message : Error loading required libraries.
Check that they exist, permissions are set correctly and that they compile.
Reason: In string, @auth_default_permissions now must be written as \@auth_default_permissions at /home/k/ki/kingsley/public_html/cgi-bin/dbman/default.cfg line 113, near "@auth_default_permissions"
syntax error at /home/k/ki/kingsley/public_html/cgi-bin/dbman/default.cfg line 146, near "# logging on, but require log in if they want to add/modify"