Hello
Browser replaces update.php by install.php
Now i am in the last step of upgrading drupal 5.6 to 6.4
when i Pointing my browser to update.php file
it goes to install.php and prompt me to instaal the drupal
I set up a Drupal 6 site on my host, and I'm trying to remove it entirely to start over with a Drupal 5 site with Ubercart, but the 'sites' folder keeps coming back when I try to delete it. the default.settings.php and settings.php files are the only ones sticking around. How do I get rid of them?
I have started working with drupal (installed via simple scripts on bluehost). I have to admit I am a complete novice - but willing to learn.
Now, the tricky question: How do I install additional themes? On the drupal website it says in the "themes" folder etc. Yet, correct me if I am wrong, I don't have any.
So how does it work? Anyone knows how to fix that issue?
Upon checking the Categories page, I realized the system had created a new and identical image gallery vocabulary, like it would by default in a new installation to enable image galleries.
Ever seen footage of the Exxon Valdez dashed upon the shores of Prince William Sound? That's kind of what the wreckage from our experimental upgrade looked like. The seabirds of our data gasping for breath, the diverse marine life of our content types covered with tarry corruption. It was not a pretty sight (or site).
Has anyone done a successful upgrade from D5 to D6 with their data, content types, and views intact? If so, how did you do it and what instructions did you use?
In our case, it was an attempted upgrade from D5.10 to D6.4
I have a small doubt that do we need to disable the module before upgrading to new version?
Because what i just did was that I upgraded CCK to 6.x-rc7 from 6.x-rc6. I did not diasble the module, rather just replaced the old folder with the new folder, and then ran update.php. And everything worked alright, but I still have doubt that is the correct procedure to:
1. disable old version.
2. Replace old folder with new version.
3. Run update.php
4. Enable new version.