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jdseymour wrote:
Here is a question for you solo.
Before I did a clean install of edito I exported my old tables through phpmyadmin.
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Now I noticed that in this version you changed "id_edito" to "id_content", which I have changed in my sql file. You also added 1 or 2 extra fields.
I did this for a very good reason. Now if you need to clone that module, all you will need to do is to replace the "edito" and "EDITO" code/words in each and every files of the module (name of the concerned files as well, of course). And that's it.
The "content" code/words do not need to be changed to be compatible with a cloned module.
Hopefully, this is what is planned (and not totally tested with this brand new version
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What option would I use to import this data back into the new tables? I try running the querie as is with the change for each separate entry, 3 in all, get a successful query but nothing is inserted.
I didn't made the test, as I previously said. But here is the way I would proceed.
1) In your SQL manager, copy the edito tables (edito_bak).
2) Uninstall and remove the old edito version from your XOOPS site (the normal way).
3) Install from scratch the Edito 2.6 version.
4) Return in your SQL manager and compare the tables (edito_bak - old version and edito-new version).
5) Add in the "edito_bak" table the missing rows (pay attention to the rank those rows are!
6) Remove the new Edito table (edito) and rename the old ones (edito_bak to edito).
7) If your edito's dont show up correctly on your site, edit and save them to fill in the missing rows with the needed datas.
As I said, I didn't tested this, but hopefully, this should work.
Please, let me know!
