Fatal error: Please Help

[89ravenclaw]

When i got to the index.php of my galleries i get this error message

Fatal error:

While executing query "SELECT extension, mime, content, player FROM cpg1411_filetypes;" on 0

mySQL error: Unknown column 'player' in 'field list'

[Nibbler]

Run update.php. If that doesn't help then search the board.

[Hein Traag]

The more info you post the better the support wil become.

Did you try to upgrade your CPG with an automated tool as the dreaded Fantastico ?

One way of solving this is by downloading the cpg 1.4.12 package and performing a clean update of your cpg.
http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=44747.0

Searching the board with "mySQL error: Unknown column" as the search criteria would have gotten you this answer as wel, please search before posting

[89ravenclaw]

Okay, I ran update.php (successful) and now no matter what page I try to access (with the exception of install.php, update.php, etc.) all I get is a blank page with no error message.

PHP: 5
MYSQL:
Coppermine: 1.4.12
Server: IIS
Gallery URL: http://www.theowlery.org/cpg1412/

I didn't use fantastico or anything like that. I installed it directly onto my server. I am using a database from an older version, but wouldn't the update.php have sorted that out?

[Hein Traag]

See if you can get debug turned on by going into phpmyadmin , opening your cpg database and going to the cpg***_congif table.
In there should be a mentioning off "debug_mode" which is set to 0 if not turned on. Set the value to 1 and save. Reload your site, there should be a debug message appearing. Post that here, it might help me or other supporters etc.

[89ravenclaw]

Debug has been on

that's how I got my orginal error message

[Joachim Müller]

Blank pages are usually a result of broken/corrupted files. Get a fresh package of cpg1.4.12, re-upload it to your webserver, making sure that you're using the proper FTP mode and that your FTP app is configured to overwrite existing files. Use a "real" FTP app (not some crap like the uploader built into MS Frontpage).