Hemm.. It might be...
What MySql version that you use right now?
By the way, if you can reproduce that same exact table with phpMyAdmin on your site, than it will serve just fine. I’m not using any fancy mysql syntax on it though, so as long as it has the same type format, than it should run just fine.
FYI, I might update this modules, and make it into snippet for easy installation. I’ll add the module part for manager administration later, when I’m done with all the major part.
Hope by converting it to snippet, there will be more people helping me out in designing the calendar, and improving the current database backend.
Thanks
The server is running one of the later revisions of MySQL 3.x.x
Ok, I’ll give it a try when I get home. (I don’t have access to that server from here.)
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Just remove the default charset portion of the SQL and it should work on 3.23.x