| Re: Installation/Upgrades tutorial and Tutorials in general... |
| by redheadedrod on 2012/6/18 23:52:47 You have been looking at a few messages from me.. I had some medical issues and some equipment issues that have set me back a little bit. But I am working on things now. Currently working on the Install script and I am working on a PDO database script right now which should not take very long. I hope to have the PDO database script available this week for testing if I don't have any unforeseen issues. I work on the install script at home on my desktop and I am working on the PDO script at work on my laptop and will be working on xRoster at work as well once I have the PDO script finished. Rodney |
| Re: Installation/Upgrades tutorial and Tutorials in general... |
| by Shine on 2012/6/18 22:52:22 Wow, lot of projects you took on and even other items. How are these going on? @ redheadedrod (Rodney) |
| Re: Installation/Upgrades tutorial and Tutorials in general... |
| by redheadedrod on 2012/4/1 6:36:33 Quote:
I will be working on a system to do just this.. When I say I have future plans to make a lot of this stuff obsolete this is what I mean. Since my classes are letting up some I hope to have a new Install program ready soon. Once the install program is in testing I will be looking at the Group and Permission changes I have been wanting to make. The next thing after that is a self contained install/upgrade system. It will have 3 components to it. I will be redoing the module install module that is included in the Basic Module pack. I will also be creating a module that will interface into TDMDownloads and wfdownloads to create a compatible RSS feed for the module installer. Once that is working I will be working on a new install/upgrade system. So this will be done but not before I accomplish the other items. Rodney |
| Re: Installation/Upgrades tutorial and Tutorials in general... |
| by Mamba on 2012/4/1 3:57:29 Quote: They have a module called "Update Status". The module lists your CMS version as well as all installed modules. This has been on our "Wish List" for a long time. We just need somebody to take the initiative and develop it. Or somebody to offer a "bounty" to provide an incentive to make it happen. |
| Re: Installation/Upgrades tutorial and Tutorials in general... |
| by jdseymour on 2012/3/31 21:46:11 I think a better method for upgrades is how Drupal handles it. They have a module called "Update Status". The module lists your CMS version as well as all installed modules. Once a day a cronjob runs to compare the version installed with the version in the site repository. If a newer version is available it cives you a yellow warning at the top of the admin section ..... if it is a security update the update is red. This gives you good visual reference that an update is available as well as direct links to download the update. I am sure there are other ways of doing this but this does seem to work well. |
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