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Morning,

 

I am producing a website for my local Rugby Club which has a CMS hand built for each age group. I have built the database so that each table is identical other than the age changes on the table name.

 

I have built the CMS system for one age group and then copied and pasted it into another age group and gone in and changed the recordsets from say 8sfixtures to 9sfixtures and also the edit and delete properties.

 

When I try and add a new fixture, the page comes up Incorrect table name ''

 

I have gone through the page code and everything points to the new recordset table

 

Any Ideas?

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It sounds like you have changed the names of the tables in the php code, but did not build the new tables in mysql (or whatever database you are using)?  If so, you will have to create the tables. If using mysql, it may be easiest to copy the "8" table structure (without data) rather then creating a new one.

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