Upgrade Question
4 posts by 2 authors in: Forums > CMS Builder
Last Post: August 6, 2008 (RSS)
By zip222 - August 6, 2008
I am not 100% clear on something in the upgrade instructions...
when I see this "/data/*.*"... what should I upload?
- the entire folder overwriting the old folder?
- or just the contents of the folder, overwriting anything with the same name?
when I see this "/data/*.*"... what should I upload?
- the entire folder overwriting the old folder?
- or just the contents of the folder, overwriting anything with the same name?
Re: [jdancisin] Upgrade Question
By Dave - August 6, 2008
Hi jdancisin,
First, make sure you download a backup of your CMS folder and files.
Next, make sure you have the latest upgrade (v1.20)
Then, yes, that means the /data/ folder and all the files within it. Upload them and overwrite your old versions.
The default settings file is named settings.dat.php.default so they won't overwrite your existing settings file.
Hope that helps, let me know if you need anything else.
First, make sure you download a backup of your CMS folder and files.
Next, make sure you have the latest upgrade (v1.20)
Then, yes, that means the /data/ folder and all the files within it. Upload them and overwrite your old versions.
The default settings file is named settings.dat.php.default so they won't overwrite your existing settings file.
Hope that helps, let me know if you need anything else.
Dave Edis - Senior Developer
interactivetools.com
interactivetools.com
Re: [Dave] Upgrade Question
By zip222 - August 6, 2008
Ok, that didn't quite work. At first everything seemed somewhat ok. My sections weren't showing up in the main menu bar, but they were showing up in the section editor. But then when I clicked on them I got a message about "schema". But now nothing is working and I am getting a message that says:
Hello, Website Visitors!
We are temporarily experiencing high website traffic or technical difficulties. Please bookmark this page and come back later.
Do you run this website?
We were unable to connect to the database, possibly because:
1. Your database settings are incorrect (check in /data/settings.dat.php)
2. Your database server is down or overloaded (check with your host)Re: [jdancisin] Upgrade Question
By Dave - August 6, 2008
Check if there is a mysql error message at the bottom of that page? You can manually change your mysql settings if need be in /data/settings.dat.php.
If the problem persists feel free to drop me an email at dave@interactivetools.com with CMS and FTP login details (email, don't post login details to forum) and I can take a look and get you back on track.
Hope that helps!
If the problem persists feel free to drop me an email at dave@interactivetools.com with CMS and FTP login details (email, don't post login details to forum) and I can take a look and get you back on track.
Hope that helps!
Dave Edis - Senior Developer
interactivetools.com
interactivetools.com