Content management as it is meant to be
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numbers of file was very high with risk of broke somethingreplytomk3 wrote: Upgraded my site, no visible problems I could find. Because there is no diff file, I deleted old version completely. Am I doing this right?
Make sure that you backup properly. http://mkrd.info/software-discussions/cms-made-simple/backin-up-and-restoring-cmsms.htmlalby wrote:numbers of file was very high with risk of broke somethingreplytomk3 wrote: Upgraded my site, no visible problems I could find. Because there is no diff file, I deleted old version completely. Am I doing this right?
Alby
replytomk3 wrote: Cataloger module is not compatible. Do not upgrade if you use the module.
calguy1000's announcement wrote: Compatiblity
- Users using Cataloger, PageBlocks, and other modules that create content types will experience problems with compatibility. Please
contact the authors of these modules and ask them to release a version compatible with CMS 1.6 as soon as possible.
This was tested on Godaddy server under php 5+ and MySQL 5+....> Fatal error: Call to a member function GetRow() on a non-object in /home/content/j/e/r/j/html/lib/classes/class.contentoperations.inc.php on line 788
Hopefully your have not destroyed your uploads folder content, static stylesheets(if any) or custom .htaccess ?replytomk3 wrote: Upgraded my site, no visible problems I could find. Because there is no diff file, I deleted old version completely. Am I doing this right?
http://mkrd.info/software-discussions/cms-made-simple/backin-up-and-restoring-cmsms.htmlPierre M. wrote:Hopefully your have not destroyed your uploads folder content, static stylesheets(if any) or custom .htaccess ?replytomk3 wrote: Upgraded my site, no visible problems I could find. Because there is no diff file, I deleted old version completely. Am I doing this right?