I've read through a recent post that had a similar problem, but the steps taken to resolve the problem haven't worked for me.
Here's the problem:
I recently installed wordpress 2.5.1 and got everything to work, then i installed the latest plugin for Simple Forum, version 3.1.2. When I do to activate the plugin, I receive the following errors.
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WordPress database error: [Table 'worldc4_daniel.wp_sfmembers' doesn't exist]
SELECT usergroups FROM wp_sfmembers WHERE user_id = 1
WordPress database error: [Table 'worldc4_daniel.wp_sfusergroups' doesn't exist]
SELECT usergroup_id FROM wp_sfusergroups WHERE usergroup_name='Guests'
WordPress database error: [Table 'worldc4_daniel.wp_sfpermissions' doesn't exist]
SELECT forum_id, usergroup_id, permission_role FROM wp_sfpermissions ORDER BY permission_id
WordPress database error: [Table 'worldc4_daniel.wp_sfroles' doesn't exist]
SELECT role_id, role_actions FROM wp_sfroles ORDER BY role_id
WordPress database error: [Table 'worldc4_daniel.wp_sfmembers' doesn't exist]
SELECT user_id AS ID, display_name FROM wp_sfmembers WHERE pm = 1 ORDER BY display_name
WordPress database error: [Table 'worldc4_daniel.wp_sfmembers' doesn't exist]
SELECT * FROM wp_sfmembers WHERE user_id = 1
WordPress database error: [Table 'worldc4_daniel.wp_sfmembers' doesn't exist]
SELECT * FROM wp_sfmembers WHERE moderator=1 AND user_id=1
WordPress database error: [Table 'worldc4_daniel.wp_sfpermissions' doesn't exist]
SELECT permission_role FROM wp_sfpermissions WHERE usergroup_id=''
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I'm running cPanel management, with the following:
| PHP version |
4.4.7 |
| MySQL version |
5.0.45-community |
| Apache version |
1.3.37 (Unix) |
When I deactivate the plug-in, I receive an additional error:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/worldc4/public_html/tumba/daniel/wp-includes/wp-db.php:216) in /home/worldc4/public_html/tumba/daniel/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 694
But then once I reload it, everything works fine without errors, and the plugin is back to inactive.
Thank you in advance,
Daniel