Hi
My first post - be gentle with me.
I have been tasked with updating an installation of cmsmadesimple running v1.2.4 Greenland to the latest version (current;y 1.11.11 Crystobal). Is this actually possible?
Thanks
Rob
Upgrade from old version
Re: Upgrade from old version
Wow 1.2.4 was released in 2008.
Yes it is possible....in theory.
Whether you want to do it or not depends on how much content is in the site. If it is just a handful of pages (see admin area Content -> Pages) and not much else (no other modules producing lots of content) I would start a fresh CMSMS (1.11.11 as you say) and copy the templates, stylesheets, page contents over. Likely to be easier than upgrading.
More complicated content will need upgrading, in which case you need to visit:
http://docs.cmsmadesimple.org/upgrading/old-versions
Make a backup (and a strong cup of coffee) before you start.
Yes it is possible....in theory.
Whether you want to do it or not depends on how much content is in the site. If it is just a handful of pages (see admin area Content -> Pages) and not much else (no other modules producing lots of content) I would start a fresh CMSMS (1.11.11 as you say) and copy the templates, stylesheets, page contents over. Likely to be easier than upgrading.
More complicated content will need upgrading, in which case you need to visit:
http://docs.cmsmadesimple.org/upgrading/old-versions
Make a backup (and a strong cup of coffee) before you start.

To copy System Information to the forum:
https://docs.cmsmadesimple.org/troubles ... nformation
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https://docs.cmsmadesimple.org/troubles ... nformation
CMS Made Simple Geekmoots attended:
Nottingham, UK 2012 | Ghent, Belgium 2015 | Leicester, UK 2016
Re: Upgrade from old version
Do you use extra modules at the website?
Upgrading the core CMSMS shouldn't be a problem. 3rd Party modules could be...
Do you have a link to the site?
Upgrading the core CMSMS shouldn't be a problem. 3rd Party modules could be...
Do you have a link to the site?
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Re: Upgrade from old version
Hi and thanks for your replies.
I have never used this software before so don't know about extra modules, etc.
The site is currently at www.polypostalpackaging.co.uk. Maybe you clever people can tell???
Rob
I have never used this software before so don't know about extra modules, etc.
The site is currently at www.polypostalpackaging.co.uk. Maybe you clever people can tell???
Rob
Re: Upgrade from old version
About 40 pages as far as I can see, I suspect no modules but it's not possible to tell for sure without access to the admin area.
I would probably upgrade with that amount of pages.
I would probably upgrade with that amount of pages.
To copy System Information to the forum:
https://docs.cmsmadesimple.org/troubles ... nformation
CMS Made Simple Geekmoots attended:
Nottingham, UK 2012 | Ghent, Belgium 2015 | Leicester, UK 2016
https://docs.cmsmadesimple.org/troubles ... nformation
CMS Made Simple Geekmoots attended:
Nottingham, UK 2012 | Ghent, Belgium 2015 | Leicester, UK 2016
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Re: Upgrade from old version
If you have access to the database throught phpMyAdmin, look in the tbale cms_modules. It contains all the installed modules.
Re: Upgrade from old version
Thanks for your replies - for some reason I am no longer receiving notifications of the replies so sorry for the delay in posting back.
Modules:
News
PHP Layers
EllNav
Feedback Form
ContentAliases
Backup
nuSOAP
ModuleManager
FCKEditorX
MenuManager
FileManager
Printing
Modules:
News
PHP Layers
EllNav
Feedback Form
ContentAliases
Backup
nuSOAP
ModuleManager
FCKEditorX
MenuManager
FileManager
Printing