This is the first time I am doing an upgrade and I am not a developer so I cannot troubleshoot easily please help this poor woman.
Drupal is installed on the root folder of the server.
I have done the following;
1. I have created a new folder /drupal-6.19
2. I have uploaded drupal-6.19 into the new folder
3. I have copied over .htaccess, misc folder, sites folder, themes module
4. I have changed in /drupal-6.19/sites/default/settings.php $update_free_access = TRUE; to be able to run the update.php
5. I have run /drupal-6.19/update.php
First of all...I need to say, I have ubercart module...after upgrading all modules I have some problem with submit button on cart page. When I click the submit button it redirects me to main catalog page (not to cart/checkout). But if I click checkout in cart_block it goes to checkout page without any mistakes.
Hi all,
I'm using Drupal 6.19 and the Nitobe theme. Earlier today I realized there was an available update for my theme, so I downloaded it, but now I'm wondering how I can still keep my old styles.css in the new version of Nitobe.
The newest update fixes issues relating to css, so I can't just replace the new styles.css with my old one (otherwise there was no point in updating in the first place), but I made quite a few changes to the styles.css that I wanna keep. There has to be a better way than changing the code again in the new css right?
Hope that makes sense,
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