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steve walker	Monday 11 July 2005 11:18:00 am Hi there, I dont know if this should be in the dev forum or not - but I have a grim problem with a live site and was hoping someone could help me on the fix. The issue is with a site http://www.giacertifieddiamonds.co.uk/index.php/gia/contact_us on the content us page. You can see that the form fields arent there, though the text to describe them is. We had a corrupted ezcontentobject_attribute in the databas, and had to drop the table and reinstall from a dbase backup. All the rest of the site has recovered fine. Other observations are: - the class is intact and displays fine in the admin - the template exists and can be seen in the admin, the overide looks OK too So it looks as though the ezcontentobject_attribute entries for this didnt make it back into the tabel - but it seems bizarre that everything but this page did. Anyone got any pointers on a fix here? Thanks, Steve http://www.oneworldmarket.co.uk
steve walker	Tuesday 12 July 2005 1:17:24 am FYI, fixed this by reconstructing a new identical feedback form class and then using the same template. Very strange. Steve. http://www.oneworldmarket.co.uk

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steve walker

Monday 11 July 2005 11:18:00 am

Hi there,

I dont know if this should be in the dev forum or not - but I have a grim problem with a live site and was hoping someone could help me on the fix.

The issue is with a site http://www.giacertifieddiamonds.co.uk/index.php/gia/contact_us on the content us page.

You can see that the form fields arent there, though the text to describe them is.

We had a corrupted ezcontentobject_attribute in the databas, and had to drop the table and reinstall from a dbase backup. All the rest of the site has recovered fine.

Other observations are:

- the class is intact and displays fine in the admin

- the template exists and can be seen in the admin, the overide looks OK too

So it looks as though the ezcontentobject_attribute entries for this didnt make it back into the tabel - but it seems bizarre that everything but this page did.

Anyone got any pointers on a fix here?

Thanks, Steve

http://www.oneworldmarket.co.uk

steve walker

Tuesday 12 July 2005 1:17:24 am

FYI, fixed this by reconstructing a new identical feedback form class and then using the same template.

Very strange.

Steve.

http://www.oneworldmarket.co.uk