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Author Topic: OSClass 2.3.3 to 2.3.4 update successfully but still admin area display 2.3.3  (Read 6640 times)

yogs

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Hi There,

I have updated my OSClass 2.3.3 to 2.3.4 and i received successfully updated massage too but at bottom of admin area it's still display OSClass 2.3.3, so How do i know that i have updated or not?
note: check attached screen shot
« Last Edit: January 05, 2012, 03:56:44 pm by yogs »

Jesse

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Yep, _CONEJO is aware of this... simple mistake.  ;D

Your installation is OK, just he missed changing the last 3 to a 4.

yogs

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Thanks "Jesse" you saved my time otherwise i've planned to update manually, thanks once again.

Jesse

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If anyone really wants to fix this, you can just edit oc-load.php, located in your root directory, and change 2.3.3 to 2.3.4 (after you actually update, of course!  ;) )

yogs

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Then i'll definitely gonna do this "Actual" update ;)

Anders

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Hi!

Yes now I read 2.3.4 in the footer but in the header I read this

OSClass 2.3.4 is available! Please upgrade now

is it some more file to edit?

Regards, Anders

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Hi Anders,

Which method did you use to update to 2.3.4?

Jay

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Hello
The problem when you upgrade.
If the update manually.
What files should be replaced.

trains58554

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Hi Alexandr,

Here is a link to the wiki page that has the info on doing a manual update of osclass.

http://wiki.osclass.org/Updating_OSClass

Jay

Anders

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Hi Anders,

Which method did you use to update to 2.3.4?

Jay

Hi Jay,

I did a new fresh installation.

Anders

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Hi Alexandr,

Here is a link to the wiki page that has the info on doing a manual update of osclass.

http://wiki.osclass.org/Updating_OSClass

Jay

Hi Jay,

I also have this update problem.

I have my site in this form http://www.example.com/
and I have the permalinks disable.

First I read this: Checking for updates (Current version 233): New version to update: 234

Then I read this: Checking for updates (Current version 233): New version to update: 234
Upgrading your OSClass installation (this could take a while): Unzip failed

mdgtall

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Hi Alexandr,

Here is a link to the wiki page that has the info on doing a manual update of osclass.

http://wiki.osclass.org/Updating_OSClass

Jay

Hi Jay,

I also have this update problem.

I have my site in this form http://www.example.com/
and I have the permalinks disable.

First I read this: Checking for updates (Current version 233): New version to update: 234

Then I read this: Checking for updates (Current version 233): New version to update: 234
Upgrading your OSClass installation (this could take a while): Unzip failed

I have the same problem
Then I read this: Checking for updates (Current version 233): New version to update: 234
Upgrading your OSClass installation (this could take a while): Unzip failed

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If automatic update fails, you can just update manually, it's easy... http://wiki.osclass.org/Updating_OSClass


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If automatic update fails, you can just update manually, it's easy... http://wiki.osclass.org/Updating_OSClass

Not exactly an easy one.
There is not clear just replace the files?
If I replace all the files that change in the pattern will disappear

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Download the latest update (zip format)... unzip it on your computer. Then, upload ALL the files to your server (make sure to make a back-up copy of your server files BEFORE uploading). If you made any changes to the "core" files or to the Modern theme, they will be overwritten (so make a backup of any files you wish to save). However, any additional themes or plugins will be safe, including your database.

If you have permalinks enabled, you should disable it before updating OSClass. Then, update your installation by visiting http://example.com/oc-includes/osclass/upgrade-funcs.php. If a database upgrade is necessary, OSClass will update your database to be compatible with the last code.

That's it.