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#1
Upgrade / Checking if Upgrade to 1.2.2 Successful?
June 26, 2015, 04:59:12 AM
Hi,

Followed the instruction to upgrade to 1.2.2 according to the guide below.

Check this guide abantecart.com/ecommerce-documentation/user-manual/installation/core-upgrade#Install_manually

Upon completion of the steps, how do we know the upgrade has been done successfully?    After the upgrade, the shopping cart seems to be in working order.  However, when logged onto admin, the version still shows as 1.2.1. Is this ok? How do we confirm the upgrade is successful?

-YK Pang
#2
Thanks. Got it working

Didn't pay attention earlier as to how to get onto the admin page/section.  Just need to add the following:  domain.com/index.php?s=xxxx (xxxx = admin section unique key - created during the installation phase).

Apart from a minor problem in the  /core/lib/cache.php glitch on the 1.2.0 install, it's good to go. Just need to remove the 2 '*' symbol on line 51 inside cache.php (as suggested by another member (small fish) and it works for me. 

Problem is now with 1.2.1 'install set' and upgrade 1.2.1 set. Tried an upgrade inside the Admin page using the upgrade extension key, it just kills the 1.2.0 installation. Started a fresh install using 1.2.1 but encountered Table xx_products does not exist which in fact was there in the MySQL database.  Probably will start a new thread on 1.2.1 upgrade and fresh install.

YK
#3
Hi,

Same problem of not being able to access the admin page.  Commented on the .htaccess and was able to run the index.php program inside admin.  But the problem lies with the index.php in admin folder.  it's jumping back into the storefront folder to run the index.php.  It's running the index.php program in the storefront folder. Not pointing to the correct folder.

                    header('Location: ../index.php');


Any clues, what should be the correct location?


Quote from: MGD4me on December 15, 2014, 06:56:57 PM
Partial success!!

I discovered that the default .htaccess file was prevent my browser(s) from accessing the admin pages. I have temporarily renamed the file, and now I can see access the Admin functions as I should. But.. (big BUT), does anyone have a correct .htaccess file I can use? I don't want to leave this thing wide open.

Thanks in advance...

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