teitbite wrote:Hi
This error appears when NSP module is trying to display a none existing article. Please check source of each NSP module and see if it's not configured to wrong sources.
I'm having a related problem. When I click any item in the NSPgk4 module on my Home page, I get the following 1064 error:
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You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'content.id = 12 OR content.id = 13 OR content.id = 14 OR content.id = 16 OR ' at line 27 SQL=SELECT categories.title AS cat, content.id AS ID, content.access AS access, categories.title AS cat, users.email AS author_email, users.name AS author, content_rating.rating_sum AS rating_sum, content_rating.rating_count AS rating_count, categories.id AS CID FROM nxug2_content AS content LEFT JOIN nxug2_categories AS categories ON categories.id = content.catid LEFT JOIN nxug2_content_frontpage AS frontpage ON content.id = frontpage.content_id LEFT JOIN nxug2_users AS users ON users.id = content.created_by LEFT JOIN nxug2_content_rating AS content_rating ON content_rating.content_id = content.id WHERE 1=1 content.id = 12 OR content.id = 13 OR content.id = 14 OR content.id = 16 OR content.id = 17 OR content.id = 18AND ( content.id = 12 OR content.id = 13 OR content.id = 14 OR content.id = 16 OR content.id = 17 OR content.id = 18) AND categories.published = 1 ORDER BY content.created ASC
It happens with both NSPgk4 and 5. I have verified that the data source is for K2 categories which definitely have items published to them.
The site is Joomla 3.3.6, and I'm running K2 2.6.9, which I recently upgraded. I have PHP 5.3.28 and MySQL 5.0.96.
Do you think this is a MySQL version issue? I noted that in K2 2.6.8 they changed the MyISAM storage engine indices to InnoDB.
Any help is appreciated.
Railer