Matt, (or anyone else) Is there only the one 'wp-admin/upgrade.php?step=1' step in the 2.1 upgrade process? I'm wrapping up my upgrade script that I posted to wp-hackers a bit ago and would like to have it perform the online upgrade steps too. I thought I could toss this email out and get some opinions in the process.
The script is configured to handle multiple upgrade steps, I'm really wondering if I should have the script to contain more than one by default, even if they aren't used in the current releases. Here's what I am talking about... In the initialization section I already have an array of urls that it should visit for each blog. I just don't know which defaults I should put in. For instance, what happens if someone puts in a call to step=2 and that update doesn't have a step 2. Is that a bad thing? For instance, my initilization section can have these arrays: BlogDirs[1]='site1' BlogURL[1]='www.blog1.com' BlogDirs[2]='site2/news' BlogURL[2]='www.site2.com/news' BlogDirs[3]='wordpress' BlogURL[3]='www.site3.com' UpdateURL[1]='wp-admin/upgrade.php' UpdateURL[2]='wp-admin/upgrade.php?step=1' UpdateURL[3]='wp-admin/upgrade.php?step=2' In a big loop, each blog dir is backed up (if that option is chosen). Then I do a loop appending each UpdateURL to the current BlogURL. So the upgrade is completed to each site. Should I just include one url 'wp-admin/upgrade.php?step=1' because that is all that is needed, or should I include more as shown above. What do you think would be the best thing to do in this script? _______________________________________________ Brian Layman www.TheCodeCave.com _______________________________________________ wp-testers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-testers
