Save Task Error

[audisnapr]

Information:
Query failed with message 'Unknown column 'member_id' in 'field list''

We just upgraded to 2.3.2.1 and are now getting an error when we save our tasks which have several custom properties.  The tasks are saved, but are not saved with all the information entered in the custom fields.  We don't get the option to close the newly created task - we can only go "back" and the task is in the list, but again it does not have all of the custom properties.

We've been using this custom task successfully for 9 months now and have a fare amount of data we can't lose.

[franponce87]

Hi there!
Any chance you have yet to run the plugins upgrade?

Not sure which custom property are you using, but as far as I know everything is working fine within our installations.
You can give it a go at demo.fengoffice.com just in case

Best regards,
Francisco

[lacris]

Hello,

i just upgrade to newest version of feng offic: 2.4-rc (from 2.3.2-rc). Now i get communicat:

Information:
Query failed with message 'Unknown column 'member_id' in 'field list''

when i want add new file, editing task or notes.

i did everything in instruction (update plugins too).

Pls help what i need to check/change?

[franponce87]

In that case I would suggest going for the 2.4 final version.
Just as iCy said here, it did solve some issues similar to this one:

http://forum.fengoffice.com/index.php?topic=16740.0

Best regards,
Francisco

[yannick]

I'm having the same problem...

i upgraded to the latest version.. 2.5.0.1 and i keep getting this message...

I cannot create new users, add notes, ...

[yannick]

I'm having the same problem...

i upgraded to the latest version.. 2.5.0.1 and i keep getting this message...

I cannot create new users, add notes, ...

see attachment

[franponce87]

Hello there!

Seems like the previous upgrades were not done correctly and you are missing some columns.
You could look into the code and find which SQL commands need to be run, or otherwise if we could somehow access your server we could look into it ourselves. Otherwise blind guessing would be rather hard.

Best regards,
Francisco