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Pierre.Vriens
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EasyAn easy way to solve thethis problem is to set statusthe status of that module to 00 in systemthe system table,then. Then try to uninstall them completely and then try to install and set them again,I.

I know this is not the best way (there is anotherare other ways), but sometimes short and not optimal method is better that spend more time on debugging.

Easy way to solve the problem is set status of that module to 0 in system table,then try to uninstall them completely and then try to install and set them again,I know this is not the best way (there is another ways) but sometimes short and not optimal method is better that spend more time on debugging.

An easy way to solve this problem is to set the status of that module to 0 in the system table. Then try to uninstall them completely and then try to install and set them again.

I know this is not the best way (there are other ways), but sometimes short and not optimal method is better that spend more time on debugging.

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Yuseferi
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Easy way to solve the problem is set status of that module to 0 in system table,then try to uninstall them completely and then try to install and set them again,I know this is not the best way (there is another ways) but sometimes short and not optimal method is better that spend more time on debugging.