I update all the plugins but when updating the "Plugin Event", the window display a Error 500!
What does this mean?, I still hold on 1.3.1
Oxwall team, I need your help to update!
send a private message to me please!
http://www.oxwall.org/forum/topic/3940 if your getting the 505 report on signing in. I have decided it was better to do a fresh install and migration as I am not prepared to wait around for oxwall dragging their feet on solving this one or coming up with formulas to solve the problem that makes you want to tear your hair out. They knew about this migration problem for new users of oxwall prior to this update and did not add a solution in this update.Adhy please take a look at
Guys, you should know that you are doing something wrong. Most probably that is because of your server setting because dozens of other users updated their website successfully. The only thing I recommend so far is paying more attention to the .htaccess file and rules described in it.
Chris, did you submit a separate topic about your problem? I've never heard about database becoming incompatible after the update. If you managed to install Oxwall on your server, you should be able to update it. Submit a separate topic so that we could assess your issue.
Chris, did you submit a separate topic about your problem? I've never heard about database becoming incompatible after the update. If you managed to install Oxwall on your server, you should be able to update it. Submit a separate topic so that we could assess your issue.
I think you are missing the point in some way.
it is obvious that there is a conflict in the software design.
Even if some people managed to upgrade it is clear that something is not harmonious. If you do not have a solution, then say it clearly. When designing the new 1.4 , make it compatible to be upgraded from 1.3.1 and all our problems are solved. But for sure this time there is a "problem" in the database. Whatever it is causing it, lets find it or make a solution which is jumping over the problem. FOR ALL OF US... not just some.....
WP and Joomla are a good example for really fixing problems.. what do you think??