you can send me the patch to really_anything at bogdan.org.ua (this is a catch-all address; attachment shouldn’t be larger than 1 MiB).

I will add your submission to the post.

Thank you.

This worked perfectly – I have made a .tar.gz and I can make a .patch file to post here if anyone wants to save them a little time…

//$q = ‘CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE ‘ . $this->_table_prefix . $this->create_table;
$q = ‘INSERT INTO ‘ . $this->_table_prefix . $this->create_table;

I only wonder why the addTable() doesn’t work for me.

your solution works not exactly as expected.

Following your directions exactly as written, I ended with a “No Result(s)” message instead of the list of files.
However, if I do not change line 103 from $r->createTemp(‘files_count_max’) to $r->addTable(‘files_count_max’) – the list of files is shown, and there are no errors generated (but the files_count_max table seems to stay empty).
If I just comment line 103 out, then I have that “No Result(s)” message again instead of files listing.

Do I understand it right that addTable() method is supposed to work on existing tables?

I guess that my solution for other tables (i.e. editing the exact files_count_max temporary creation query to just populate the existing table) might also work here perfectly – have to try that.

I’m rarely navigating to the Files tab, but when I tried I did get loads of error messages originating from index_table.php.

I am trying your solution now. If it works for me, I’ll add it to the post text.

I thought I would share that 2.1.2 that the index_table.php file in modules > files needs to be modified as well to fix the ‘files_count_max’ cannot be found error when you click the FILES menu item.

Create the following table:

CREATE TABLE `files_count_max` (
`file_versions` INT(11) default 0,
`file_lastversion` float default ‘0′,
`file_version_id` INT(11) default 0,
`file_project` INT(11) default 0
) TYPE=MyISAM;

Change line 103 of index_table.php from:

$r->createTemp(‘files_count_max’);

to:

$r->addTable(‘files_count_max’);

comment out lines 222 and 223

//$r->dropTemp(‘files_count_max’);
//$r->exec();

Insert the following line in their place:

$sql = “TRUNCATE TABLE files_count_max”; db_exec($sql);

That should fix the file error.