1 loud_gob Dec 11, 2008 01:16
3 loud_gob Dec 11, 2008 20:47
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Of course it does, if it didn't we'd have thousands of threads on here bitching about how the software is un-installable
Your error messages was saying that it couldn't find the admin skins files, are you sure you uploaded the folder?
admin.php ( which resides in /blogs/ ) is not the same as _admin.php which resides in blogs/conf/ ... however, admin.php obviously does exists because that's the file that was screaming about not being able to find the admin skins ;)
The sub domain format works perfectly, I've got a multi-subdomain blog running 2.4.x
The chances are that your install will work as expected, but it might be an idea if you worked out what you did wrong to save you the same grief if you ever upgrade again ;)
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Ofcourse I uploaded the Admin Skins. I uploaded the whole "blogs" folder that comes with the script but still no luck.
4 yabba Dec 12, 2008 13:42
loud gob wrote:
"Warning: require_once(/home/londoni/public_html/tester.com/blogs/skins_adm/chicago/_adminUI.class.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/londoni/public_html/tester.com/blogs/admin.php on line 163
It couldn't be found by admin.php when it was looking for it ... hence why I asked ;)
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5 ebince Sep 26, 2009 02:12
is there any other way for me to upgrade my blog 2.4.2 into b2evolution-3.3.1-stable coz i really dont know how to upgrade manually... im eager to uprade my blog... hope anyone can help me...
6 edb Sep 26, 2009 02:42
Hi ebince. Maybe http://b2evolution.net/about/professionals.php will be helpful? You would still have to do some stuff manually, but nothing more advanced than handing over some money and your server login credentials. Then let someone else do all the bits to make you have an upgrade :)
Of course it does, if it didn't we'd have thousands of threads on here bitching about how the software is un-installable
Your error messages was saying that it couldn't find the admin skins files, are you sure you uploaded the folder?
admin.php ( which resides in /blogs/ ) is not the same as _admin.php which resides in blogs/conf/ ... however, admin.php obviously does exists because that's the file that was screaming about not being able to find the admin skins ;)
The sub domain format works perfectly, I've got a multi-subdomain blog running 2.4.x
The chances are that your install will work as expected, but it might be an idea if you worked out what you did wrong to save you the same grief if you ever upgrade again ;)
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