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Karl Katzke	Saturday 10 January 2004 6:53:02 pm When I log into admin and click on Content, Media or Users, I get an error that looks like this: Error / kernel (3) Object is unavailable The object you requested is not currently available. Possible reasons for this is. * The id or name of the object was misspelled, try changing it. * The object is no longer available on the site. I noticed that Logout doesn't have anything in it, either ... it looks like Logout() Not quite sure what happened. Any help? Do I need to reinstall? No biggie as I was just toying with initial setup, but ... I'm confused as to what I could've done that would've foobed this up. As an aside, on my main template, {$module_result.content} doesn't parse , either. Ack... and I was following everything to the letter!
Marco Zinn	Sunday 11 January 2004 2:18:48 am This sound like youhave problems with your Database. Either it does not exist, or it has no tables, or it does not have content or ez accesses the wrong DB or it cannot access the DB (MySQL user wrong or so). If you have some SQL admin tool around, check this. Then, do a fresh install. Marco http://www.hyperroad-design.com

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Karl Katzke

Saturday 10 January 2004 6:53:02 pm

When I log into admin and click on Content, Media or Users, I get an error that looks like this:

Error / kernel (3)
Object is unavailable

The object you requested is not currently available.

Possible reasons for this is.

* The id or name of the object was misspelled, try changing it.
* The object is no longer available on the site.

I noticed that Logout doesn't have anything in it, either ... it looks like Logout()

Not quite sure what happened. Any help? Do I need to reinstall? No biggie as I was just toying with initial setup, but ... I'm confused as to what I could've done that would've foobed this up. As an aside, on my main template, {$module_result.content} doesn't parse , either. Ack... and I was following everything to the letter!

Marco Zinn

Sunday 11 January 2004 2:18:48 am

This sound like youhave problems with your Database.
Either it does not exist, or it has no tables, or it does not have content or ez accesses the wrong DB or it cannot access the DB (MySQL user wrong or so).
If you have some SQL admin tool around, check this.
Then, do a fresh install.

Marco
http://www.hyperroad-design.com