I am not sure what this means or how to do it and have not found any information on site other than that posted a few years age. Can anyone point me in the right direction or advise if this is something that someone without experience can do? I have my WSN database along with a new E107 database - should the database I use in the WSN script be the WSN one?
During integration, you should select the e107 database. WSN already knows where itself is, it doesn't know where the other script is.
In case you have a non-standard prefix in e107, check phpmyadmin to find out what the name of the e107 members table is. Then open integration/e107.php and type it in there in the $memberstable area.
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I have installed E107 and tried to integrate .. got this message:
The table could not be located in the database. You'll need to edit integration/e107.php manually to set the table, then return here.
E107 registration page: (http://www.businesstobusinessclassifieds.ca/signup.php)
I am not sure what this means or how to do it and have not found any information on site other than that posted a few years age. Can anyone point me in the right direction or advise if this is something that someone without experience can do? I have my WSN database along with a new E107 database - should the database I use in the WSN script be the WSN one?
Regards,
Paul
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During integration, you should select the e107 database. WSN already knows where itself is, it doesn't know where the other script is.
In case you have a non-standard prefix in e107, check phpmyadmin to find out what the name of the e107 members table is. Then open integration/e107.php and type it in there in the $memberstable area.