nunomira

sorry for bumping, but…

* bump *

Thanks.
That explains it.
I’ve just run the query.

Sorry.
What I wrote above rang a bell. It was the tables’ prefix after all.
I hadn’t edited the wp-config.php correctly after all.

When I did it, these steps worked just fine:
– built folder structure with the 2.0.9 files
– populated database
– in the table blog_options I edited the siteurl

When I went to the wp-admin/ , I was prompted to run the upgrade script which I did with no more errors.

Everything seems to be fine now!

hi,

Thank you for that suggestion. I hadn’t thought about that.

So I tried it:
– clean 2.0.9 install
– drop all the tables
– inserted all the content
– run upgrade script

I get exactly the same error:

WordPress database error: [Table ‘wordpress.wp_options’ doesn’t exist]
SELECT option_value FROM wp_options WHERE option_name = ‘db_version’

WordPress database error: [Unknown column ‘user_nickname’ in ‘field list’]
SELECT ID, user_nickname, user_nicename FROM wp_users

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-admin\upgrade-functions.php on line 298
Step 1

There’s actually only one step. So if you see this, you’re done. Have fun!

The two errors are strange…
All the tables have the prefix blog_, so there isn’t a wp_options.
And there isn’t a column user_nickname in blog_users. There’s just a user_nicename.

I’m having the same problem.
I’m on IIS.

When I click the button to enter the key, the page stays there trying to load forever.

Where is the key stored? Isn’t it possible to enter the key manually somewhere?

When you write code like this:

[as]
trace(‘hello’);
[/as]

You get a br tag after the code.
You have to write

[as]
trace(‘hello’);[/as]

instead, which isn’t as readable.

In php, if you use the open and closing tags, the open tag gets writen like
< ?php
not
<?php
as it should. (a non braking space is added).

no luck…
I decided to edit index.php to add the slash ??
<h1 id=”header”>” title=”<?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?>”><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></h1>