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vienmar replied on April 21, 2008 23:18 to the question "Related Posts - trouble installing" in Automattic:
HI good day... i don't even know how to open the phpMySQLadmin where can i open this..-
Eric Suesz replied on April 03, 2008 16:45 to the question "Related Posts - trouble installing" in Automattic:
Sure thing. I'll move it and let you know where it went. And, just so you know, I completely broke my Wordpress blog last night. So, don't feel lost. You're not alone. -
Kathleane replied on April 03, 2008 16:41 to the question "Related Posts - trouble installing" in Automattic:
Eric, that would be helpful since I'm obviously lost here (: -
Eric Suesz replied on April 02, 2008 21:45 to the question "Related Posts - trouble installing" in Automattic:
Kathleane: I can move this topic over to the Wordpress section, if that helps. Let me know. -
Vu Nguyen replied on April 02, 2008 21:09 to the question "Related Posts - trouble installing" in Automattic:
This looks like a wordpress question and not a PBwiki question. Sorry we can't help! -
Kathleane replied on April 02, 2008 03:48 to the question "Related Posts Plug-in:: If automatic creation of a full text index fails how do I set it up in phpMyAdmin?" in PBwiki:
Did you find the answer to your question from Mr. Wasabi? If so could you direct me/us to where you found it? Many thanks. -
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Kathleane asked a question in Automattic on April 02, 2008 01:34:
Related Posts - trouble installingNewbie here trying to install the "Related Posts" plug-in and the script didn't work so I'm trying to follow the manual instructions but I'm lost. When the instructions say to
4. Just open your database in phpMySQLadmin and run the following command (cut & paste):
ALTER TABLE `wp_posts` ADD FULLTEXT `post_related` (
`post_name` , `post_content`
My question is where am I running this command from? When I open my database there is a series of tables such as "comments", "links", "options", etc.
Once I know which table to open where in the table do I need to put this code?
Am I to edit one of these with the code above? And am I to change any of this code to relate to my database or paste it as is?
Hope my questions aren't the same as "how far is yellow" - any help would be much appreciated.
