Column 'Scanlator' Cannot be Null

  • Resolved evilcake

    (@evilcake)


    8 years, 8 months ago

    Hi, first off I want to say this plug-in has been SUPER USEFUL for the years that I have been using it, but recently I have run into a problem.

    I updated WordPress and the Manga+Press Comic Manager and then this problem showed up.

    When I try to create a new comic chapter under Lists and my series, I get this error:

    WordPress database error: [Column ‘scanlator’ cannot be null]

    The main problem is that there IS no scanlator column, so I’m stuck.

    I don’t know much about editing a plug-in so any very specific advice would be very appreciated.

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  • Plugin Author Jess

    (@ardathksheyna)

    That’s weird, but I can tell you that column isn’t being used anywhere in the plugin. In fact, Manga+Press doesn’t do any custom DB work with WordPress, or rather it hasn’t since before version 2.0 but even then, I never had to create extra columns.

    Question: which version of Manga+Press are you using? Is it 2.9.3 or the beta that I have available on GitHub?

    Suggestion: try checking other plugins to see if they might have added that extra column. Does the DB error tell you what table this column exists in?

    I’m sorry, but beyond the suggestions, there isn’t much that I can do.

    Thread Starter evilcake

    (@evilcake)

    Thanks for the reply.

    Im using version 2.9.3

    the full error is this:
    WordPress database error: [Column ‘scanlator’ cannot be null]
    INSERT INTO wp_comic_chapter (title, number, summary, series_id, pubdate, slug, scanlator, scanlator_slug, volume, folder) VALUES (‘Venom Spines’, ’14’, ”, 12, ‘2016-03-02 22:43:33 +0000′, ’14’, NULL, NULL, 0, ‘/UO/14/’)

    I think you’re right about a different plugin causing the problem.

    It must be Kommiku Viewer’s fault!

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