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That seems to have fixed it
I can now edit things and it's not throwing an error when I create a new FAQ.

Thanks for the fix!

Nope - I have:
New
active
author
commecnt
content
created
date_end
date_start
datum
email
[id]
keywords
[lang]
notes
[revision_id]
[solution_id]
sticky
thema
the [ ] denotes 'keys'

Can't say with 100% certainty but I think it was a 3.1 version.

Just noticed that 'Add a FAQ' also shows the same error...

Since the latest update to 3.2.3 I cannot update any articles
Clicking the 'edit' link from the article OR trying the 'edit' option from the admin section throws an SQL error:

phpMyFAQ Fatal error
Uncaught exception: 'mysqli_sql_exception'

Message: 'Unknown column 'updated' in 'field list''

#0 ...

Certainly did (and tried it again just to check!)
I'm not certain if the link to the 3.1.7 version is correct - or it's a typo somewhere...

Downloading and updating using the 3.1.7 link seems to keep the version at 3.1.6.
Typo in the install (ie it's actually running 3.1.7 but showing 3.1.6) OR is the wrong package linked??

I think I've solved it and for all those that may have a similar problem.

The /tmp/ directory was missing.
It exists in the /home/sites/domain.ext/tmp location.

Created that and boom - all is good in my PHPMyFAQ world again.

So I've created a new site installation - complete with a new database, and I'm getting the same error.
It simply won't hold the login, and asks for credentials every time I click something...

Anyone?
There's something wrong with the DB I think.

Hi Guys,
After a recent issue with my site on the shared hosting platform, PHPMyFAQ no longer holds the login.
Every time I try to do anything (clicking links etc.) it simply logs me out.

I'm seeing only this in the error logs:

[Mon Dec 06 12:13:08 2021] [warn] [client Option FollowSymlinks not ...

Perfect - that's working properly now - thank you very much for all your work

Sorry - should have put that in the post!
3.0.6

Hi guys
I cannot embed images in the FAQ creation window using the in-built WYSIWYG editor (TinyMCE).
Upon saving the URLs are garbled with additional " elements.
So
<img src="whatever" class="someClass" />
becomes
<img src="&quot;whatever&quot;" class="&quot;someClass&quot;" />
Making the URL ...