1 roi Jan 28, 2007 03:04
3 blueyed Jan 30, 2007 21:19
You get the notice _because_ the plugin gets deactivated.
There's another bug however however that prevents "upgrading" the basic antispam plugin. You need to either uninstall and reinstall it or it will get deactivated always again.
The following patch fixes this, but you should be fine with a reinstallation.
Patch: http://evocms.cvs.sourceforge.net/evocms/b2evolution/blogs/inc/_misc/_plugins.class.php?r1=1.71.2.28&r2=1.71.2.29&pathrev=v-1-9
Download fixed version for 1.9.x: http://evocms.cvs.sourceforge.net/*checkout*/evocms/b2evolution/blogs/inc/_misc/_plugins.class.php?revision=1.71.2.29&pathrev=v-1-9
4 roi Jan 30, 2007 21:39
Hello all!
EdB wrote:
Are you using the version of the plugin that came with the upgrade?
Yes.
EdB wrote:
If so, or if it wasn't changed with this release package, do you have the same problem when using the 'custom' skin?
I only use the customized custom skin.
blueyed wrote:
You get the notice _because_ the plugin gets deactivated.
Ah ok. ;-)
blueyed wrote:
There's another bug however however that prevents "upgrading" the basic antispam plugin. You need to either uninstall and reinstall it or it will get deactivated always again.
The following patch fixes this, but you should be fine with a reinstallation.
I reinstalled the plugin, it seemed to be the faster solution for me. Two mouse clicks. ;-) Thank you for the solution, it worked. I wait for the patch which should come with the next version of b2evo. :-)
Thank you for your answers, I'm happy my blogs will be spam-free again!
Roi
I saw this on a plugin I wrote and updated it, but I'm surprised it's happening on an 'official' plugin. Are you using the version of the plugin that came with the upgrade? If so, or if it wasn't changed with this release package, do you have the same problem when using the 'custom' skin?