Help with getting the CMS CORE package up and running. This does not include 3rd party modules, PHP scripts, anything downloaded via module manager or from any external source.
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Fatal error: Class MCFeed may not inherit from final class (CmsObject) in /var/www/modules/XMLMadeSimple/classes/MCFeed.class.php on line 310
Fatal error: Call to a member function getUserAttributes() on a non-object in /home/hiphop/public_html/hunting-fishing-43.ru/modules/Cataloger/contenttype.catalogitem.php on line 70
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If you read the previous posts, I had a similar problem.
Now it could be interesting to see what our websites have in common, maybe mostly regarding installed modules
This is the list you find in your ftp browser, but after uploading the 1.10 files (Microtiny and CMSprinting come just with the new release) and moreover it doesn't mean they were all currently "installed".
You should restore your backups and list which modules (and versions) are installed and working using the Module page in the admin section.
All these modules worked in old version.
Should I make these changes (see list under) in all modules?
1: Removing $gCms→smarty, use cmsms()→GetSmarty() instead.
In older versions of CMSMS the $gCms object contained a reference to the global smarty object. The global smarty object is now a singleton to ensure that it cannot be instantiated more than once.
2: Removed the $gCms→config, use cmsms()→GetConfig() instead.
Similar to the Smarty object, the config object is also a singleton. Therefore that method of accessing the config object has been removed.
3: Removed the $gCms→modules array. use cms_utils::get_module() instead.
The public modules array, a throwback to the days of php4 has been removed, and replaced with a complete api (see the ModuleOperations class). A simple method to obtain a module object reference has been (since CMSMS 1.9) the cms_utils::get_module() method. This may effect your UDT’s the most.
So far even without major programming skills I always was able to upgrade previous cms-versions - but this one is tough. Only one of the upgrades of so far 3 installs worked at first try (upgrading from 1.9.4.X). Currently the upgrade process stops at stage 6, with just a white page - nothing is accessible anymore. I re-installed the previous version and regained access, but then the news module was gone and the menu manager had to be deinstalled (under Modules) to show up again after the deinstall (?!). Now neither version works properly...
I did save the templates but it seems I have to start from scratch again - with a fresh installation of cmsmadesimple... is all this happening because 1.10.1 is buggy, or because of my ignorance?
Zea Antares wrote:I re-installed the previous version and regained access, but then the news module was gone and the menu manager had to be deinstalled (under Modules) to show up again after the deinstall (?!). Now neither version works properly...
I did save the templates but it seems I have to start from scratch again
CMSMS 1.10.x has so many new lines of code that a lot of modules that are not yet upgraded to version 1.10.x don't work or give fatal errors when upgrading.
One of the upgrade rules for 1.10.x must be that you disable or remove all modules that are not yet upgraded to work with 1.10.x.
I got my website up and running again, but I will wait with upgrading other CMSMS websites I have under my care.
