Topic: SMF 2.0 Candidate 4 and SMF 1.1.12 have been released

[Illori]

Thank you for being my eyes, illori!  There'll be a little something extra in your paycheck.   

Now, to go find some extra thick "old man reading glasses"' so I can do the edits.   

You mean i get to work some overtime and get paid extra this week? I will be sure to let my manager know you said i can.

[Aaron]

Good news! Well done, team.

[(F.L.A.M.E.R)]

I see the patch working in here:
Admin --> Packages

The one in the Administration Center seems a bit odd.. but it is updated.. might be cache.

[catfished]

I see the patch working in here:
Admin --> Packages

The one in the Administration Center seems a bit odd.. but it is updated.. might be cache.

OK thanks, Admin --> Packages works fine so I can update.

Administration Center link still gives the same error no matter how many times I clear my cache but I no longer need it since Admin --> Packages works fine.

[Nolt]

Awsome news Thank you for new release and lot of good job.

[grafitus]

Great job! But we (as Turkish board) found a bug. While clicking Admin » Forum » Post and Topics, we're getting this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function M() in C:\wamp\www\smf_2-0-rc4_install\Sources\ManagePosts.php on line 108

[Runic]

well done for the release finally now lets hope gold isnt too far down the line

[catfished]

All three 1.1.11 forums updated to 1.1.12 flawlessly using Admin --> Packages link. Thanks again.

[Dzonny]

Congrats. Great news today, we are a step closer to finall 2.0 version

[K@]

It's out tomorrow, Runy-baby!

[(F.L.A.M.E.R)]

I see the patch working in here:
Admin --> Packages

The one in the Administration Center seems a bit odd.. but it is updated.. might be cache.

OK thanks, Admin --> Packages works fine so I can update.

Administration Center link still gives the same error no matter how many times I clear my cache but I no longer need it since Admin --> Packages works fine.

Might be server cache

Great job! But we (as Turkish board) found a bug. While clicking Admin » Forum » Post and Topics, we're getting this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function M() in C:\wamp\www\smf_2-0-rc4_install\Sources\ManagePosts.php on line 108

Just download a fresh copy of SMF 2.0 RC4 and replace that file. It should do the fix.

[grafitus]

Great job! But we (as Turkish board) found a bug. While clicking Admin » Forum » Post and Topics, we're getting this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function M() in C:\wamp\www\smf_2-0-rc4_install\Sources\ManagePosts.php on line 108

Just download a fresh copy of SMF 2.0 RC4 and replace that file. It should do the fix.

No. I've already new install SMF 2.0 RC4.

[DoctorMalboro]

Finally... i like in RC4 the favicon, it's pretty cool

[twig/al]

Thanks, EVERYONE....

[live627]

Great job! But we (as Turkish board) found a bug. While clicking Admin » Forum » Post and Topics, we're getting this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function M() in C:\wamp\www\smf_2-0-rc4_install\Sources\ManagePosts.php on line 108

Just download a fresh copy of SMF 2.0 RC4 and replace that file. It should do the fix.

No. I've already new install SMF 2.0 RC4.

No, the package has been updated with the fix. Go get it

[holodoc]

Compliments. This is the first SMF 2.0 upgrade package that actually upgraded flawlessly without the need for any manual intervention 

[(F.L.A.M.E.R)]

The update link at Admin --> Administrative Center should work now.

Kudos to Norv working so hard!

[korsanTURK]

korsanTURK,

yes, we noted that (report was made earlier) and fixed it.   Get the updated ManagePosts.php or the updated package from the download site.

I got the new file! error continues to

[(F.L.A.M.E.R)]

korsanTURK,

yes, we noted that (report was made earlier) and fixed it.   Get the updated ManagePosts.php or the updated package from the download site.

I got the new file! error continues to

Did you surely overwrite that file? Might be a good idea to clear the cache after that.

[live627]

Might be a good idea to clear the cache after that.

Yay for not knowing what is cached

Source files are NEVER cached