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[Mark Simko]

I thought it would be a
        <not> good idea </not> to to change the table prefix field in
        the
        configuration page. Of course I <stupid move> neglected to heed,
        or even
        notice the exclamation pointed warning triange thingy </stupid
        move>.
        
        I thought that at worst <bad assumption> that all I would have
        to do to
        change things back was to edit the configuration.php file</bad
        assumption>. That doesn't seem to be fixing the problem.
        
        Hey, that does fix the problem! Apparently, Filezilla was not
        overwriting the configuration.php file like it was supposed to.
        I
        checked by downloading it again, and I saw that my changes were
        not
        taking. I had to delete the original and then upload the changed
        file.
        That fixed that problem.
        
        Original problem exists.
        
        I was having issues serving up pages after logging in. I had
        installed
        community builder.
        
        When I try to log in as a user, or as the administrator, I get
        an error
        message. These are them:
        
        Table 'qluieatn_jo151.jos_users_visit' doesn't exist SQL=INSERT
        INTO
        jos_users_visit VALUES ( 62 , 1 , 0, 0, ADDDATE("2009-02-19
        19:54:10",
        60))
        400 - Table 'qluieatn_jo151.jos_users_visit' doesn't exist
        SQL=INSERT
        INTO jos_users_visit VALUES ( 63 , 1 , 0, 0, ADDDATE("2009-02-19
        19:57:45", 60))
        
        I followed the instructions in the readme file for community
        builder. I
        know it's out of character, but I actually did that. Really!
        
        That procedure has me using the community builder login module
        and
        plugins. I've tried doing the database checks again, and all
        seems to be
        ok as far as cb is concerned.
        
        Thinking that I should uninstall cb and perhaps try something
        else.
        
        Any thoughts or suggestions?
        
        Thanks,
        Mark