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Just to clarify – I already had TWO HTML blocks on the Home Page. I created a third temporarily in order to try out the ideas from the blog. So I have to avoid ID 871 AND another!
OK. Once in the table xx_block_settings you will see easily which one you are deleting as the others will have content you recognise.
Nigel
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Thanks Nigel – I’ve now accessed the table but there are only two entries with module_name=html — the main block id871 (location=main) and another id17 (location=side) which seems to correspond with my existing secondary HTML block, which was positioned on the side. The temporary block I was trying to add was in the ‘main’ position, directly under the original main HTML block.
From this I conclude that an additional block has not been created but that the process somehow hung after those two errors were triggered. The Home Page still displays only the original main HTML block and none of the other seven blocks (four main, four side which were there before).
Ron in France Website: https://clan-davies.kiwitrees.net/ kiwitrees 3.3.11; PHP 8.0.14
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From this I conclude that an additional block has not been created but that the process somehow hung after those two errors were triggered. The Home Page still displays only the original main HTML block and none of the other seven blocks (four main, four side which were there before).
Yes, that seems reasonable. Though why it’s stuck I can’t be sure. Lets take this offline for now. Send me login details (I may have had them before but haven’t kept them).
Nigel
My personal kiwitrees site is www.our-families.info
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