PP Pro 6 - Cookie Change Error Problem

[mitchjaz2]

I just upgraded to PP 6. Everything was working... however I changed one of the cookie prefix options and now the site gets a Photo post message of:

We're sorry, but the system experienced an unrecoverable error. Please try again later.

I can't get back to admin to change. It's not the setting in config-inc... what file or mysql database do I have to change?

[mitchjaz2]

Any help?

Originally Posted by mitchjaz2

I just upgraded to PP 6. Everything was working... however I changed one of the cookie prefix options and now the site gets a Photo post message of:

We're sorry, but the system experienced an unrecoverable error. Please try again later.

I can't get back to admin to change. It's not the setting in config-inc... what file or mysql database do I have to change?

[Chuck S]

Mitch that could not be a cookie setting you changed since changing cookies would not create an sql error.

The pp_settings table in the database has all your site settings. My initial impression without seeing a site url would be possibly you changed your forum table prefix in forum settings by mistake. I would suggest making sure setting 83 is the correct table prefix.

Please post a url sign in details and ftp to support@photopost.com for assistance if you are unable to figure out what setting you changed.

[mitchjaz2]

message sent

Originally Posted by Chuck S

Mitch that could not be a cookie setting you changed since changing cookies would not create an sql error.

The pp_settings table in the database has all your site settings. My initial impression without seeing a site url would be possibly you changed your forum table prefix in forum settings by mistake. I would suggest making sure setting 83 is the correct table prefix.

Please post a url sign in details and ftp to support@photopost.com for assistance if you are unable to figure out what setting you changed.

[mitchjaz2]

Fixed!.. I had accidently changed the forum data prefix. Fixed it in mysql...thanks!

[Chuck S]

Glad to be of assistance have a good evening.