Topic: Upgrade from 0.6.0a to svn

Hello all,

First, thanks for a great CMS and all your hard work! I wasn't sure where to post this, so I'm trying here.

I just (as in a few minutes ago) upgraded from the 0.6.0a tarball to the latest version from svn. I manually fixed up the database tables, and everything seems to be running fine, except for admin-side javascript. The two notable things I noticed are:

1) Page children: folding/unfolding of page children seems not to work. Expanded ones won't collapse, and when you expand a new one, you can keep clicking the plus, and it creates duplicates of the children over and over.

2) Plugin enabling: I can't enable or disable plugins, since the onclick javascript seems not to fire, alerting the server of a change. So when I return to the administration page, the checkmark is gone again.

I checked over the files, and all jquery files are present and loading... any ideas?

Thanks!

Evan

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Re: Upgrade from 0.6.0a to svn

ecortens wrote:

I checked over the files, and all jquery files are present and loading... any ideas?

Thanks!

Evan

Yes... its not finished. smile I checked in a non working version last night. I'm currently finishing up the Pages children stuff then I'll continue on with the rest.

The nightlies are not guaranteed to work and this one (the first one actually) doesn't. I suggest you stick to this SVN revision for now. I should be finished with completing the Prototype -> JQuery migration by the end of the weekend if all goes well. smile

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Re: Upgrade from 0.6.0a to svn

Wow, thanks for the fast response! Yes, I figured it was something silly on my end. I should know better than to expect a fresh svn checkout to work properly. Just wanted to make sure the behavior was as expected, or otherwise I'd file a bug report.

Looking forward to the jquery version; keep up the great work!

Evan

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