Thanks so much Dirk and Tony. I made the CVS changes. That didn't quite
work as the 1.3.8 to 1.3.9 update in the sql directory had a reference
to the staticpage table. I commented that out and then ran the update
again, which worked great. Also, the staticpage plugin works and the
staticpage ta
Norman,
>I've tried to update from geeklog 1.3.7sr2 to 1.3.9. While running the
>/path/to/geeklog/admin/install/install.php script, I keep getting an
>error that table staticpages doesn't exist.
Yeah, that's a bug in the install script - it assumes that the static
pages plugin has been installe
No, you should comment out the lines in the .sql. file, not
install.php. The install script will go through the upgrade .sql files
in the sql/ directory in order and apply them. You would need to
comment any referring to static pages. I'd seriously consider trying to
install staticpages and
Thanks for responding so quickly. I never was able to get staticpages
installed when I upgraded from 1.3.3 (or thereabouts) to 1.3.7sr2. I
didn't remove it; it was never part of the package for me.
I've looked through the code for admin/install/install.php and am not
sure what I need to commen
I seem to remember this problem cropping up. Some of the old versions
of the static page plugin (before it was incorpated into core geeklog
distribution) used 'staticpages' instead of
'staticpage' which is the current default.
You can fix this a couple ways. The first is to rename your
staticpag
Sounds like you removed the static pages plugin from your 1.3.7
release. If that is the case, the upgrade script is probably trying to
upgrade it not expecting it not to be there. This is probably a bug
(I'd need to verify it) so report it. Ways around it would include
reinstalling it or ha
