Note2: It seems that currently, if you use upper case characters in module names (expecting to show word starts since neither - nor _ is allowed)... the install will fail or rather the module will not work. Suggestion: use a single upper case character, at the beginning of the name.
The problem I had was that I named the module like ModuleName_WholesaleCustomer
When I did that everything appeared to work, but on the frontend it was not taking in the new data that people were filling out. So by changing the above to:
Modulename_Wholesalecustomer
and all the values within the files to match the problem is now fixed! Everything works great now! So the just remember that you can only use a capital letter on the first letter, everything else must be lowercase!
Found the problem and why it probably only affects certain users. If you go here:
http://www.magentocommerce.com/wiki/custom_module_with_custom_database_t...
It says this in part of the document:
Note2: It seems that currently, if you use upper case characters in module names (expecting to show word starts since neither - nor _ is allowed)... the install will fail or rather the module will not work. Suggestion: use a single upper case character, at the beginning of the name.
The problem I had was that I named the module like ModuleName_WholesaleCustomer
When I did that everything appeared to work, but on the frontend it was not taking in the new data that people were filling out. So by changing the above to:
Modulename_Wholesalecustomer
and all the values within the files to match the problem is now fixed! Everything works great now! So the just remember that you can only use a capital letter on the first letter, everything else must be lowercase!