Hello Randall,

Can you try run these queries and see how it goes:

ALTER TABLE `#__social_ads` ADD `start_date` datetime NOT NULL;

ALTER TABLE `#__social_ads` ADD `end_date` datetime NOT NULL;

*Replace #_ with your table prefix.

I am still trying to get the ftp setup fixed properly so I can enter the ftp info. I will try the queries. Thanks Nick

Hey Randall,

Sure, please update us once you run these queries

Not sure if I am doing this right. The results are below.

I found this information to find my database prefix.

Using Configuration.php (Requires Access to the Site Root)
Go to the document root and find the configuration.php file.
Open the file in a text editor.
Search for the word dbprefix.
You'll see the line var $dbprefix = 'value'. The value you see here (for example, jos_) is your database prefix.

I ran these queries.

ALTER TABLE `josha_social_ads` ADD `start_date` datetime NOT NULL;
ALTER TABLE `josha_social_ads` ADD `end_date` datetime NOT NULL;

*Replace #_ with your table prefix.


Not sure what to do now?

Randall

Thank you so much Abdul,

I updated to the latest version so maybe that fixed the issues. I didn't check after but it most likely fixed the issues.


Randall

Hi there,

You are most welcome. Glad to hear that your issue has been resolved now.

Just for your information, I have locked and marked this thread as resolved to avoid confusions in the future. Please start a new thread if you have any other issue in the future so it will be easier for us to manage your inquiries.

Thanks for understanding.