Thanks, Beat, They're all different kinds of fields, which did not seem to provide a clue. So, I looked at the jos_comprofiler database fields using phpmyadmin, and sure enough, some of them are indeed listed as jos_ instead of #_. It is a mystery, why only certain fields were affected. For instance, some of the fields I had added, like "cb_mtnacertification," are listed as using jos, and others, like "cb_mywebsite," are listed as #. (see screenshots attached) Please forgive that I have very minimal knowledge of php - how is it possible to change these prefixes to what they should be, that is, from jos_ to #_? Or would it be easier to simply delete the fields and add them back in again, using the cb field manager in the site's back end?
Post edited by: SusanC, at: 2010/05/16 01:00
Post edited by: SusanC, at: 2010/05/16 01:01
(The editor interface would not allow the attachment of screenshots after I resized them and tried again.)
Post edited by: SusanC, at: 2010/05/16 01:06
These are all the fields I had added, showing the ones for which errors had shown up after checking the fields database storage, and whose prefixes had been changed to jos_comprofiler (not all the fields I had custom added were affected):
expiration date jos_comprofiler
chartermember jos_comprofiler
membershiptype jos_comprofiler
favoritecomposers jos_comprofiler
streetaddress-still used #
recordingsilove jos_comprofiler
geographicalarea jos_comprofiler
mystyles jos_comprofiler
state jos_comprofiler
myinstrument jos_comprofiler
country jos_comprofiler
technologyiuse jos_comprofiler
postalcode-still used #
contactphone-still used #
mywebsite-still used #
twitter-still used #
professionalaffiations jos_comprofiler
mtnacertification jos_comprofiler
mybiography jos_comprofiler
Post edited by: SusanC, at: 2010/05/16 01:15