Undefined index: upgrade_upgrade_utility

[I, Brian]

Trying to upgrade from 1.1.12 to 2.0.1. However, am currently getting the following error at the start of the upgrade process:

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Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_upgrade_utility in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3476
Simple Machines Forum

Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_progress in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3488


    Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_step in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3493
    1: Login

    Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_step in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3493
    2: Upgrade Options

    Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_step in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3493
    3: Backup

    Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_step in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3493
    4: Database Changes

    Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_step in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3493
    5: Delete Upgrade

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Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_overall_progress in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3502

Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_time_elapsed in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3527
: 0
Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_time_mins in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3528
, 0
Notice: Undefined index: upgrade_time_secs in /home/board/public_html/upgrade.php on line 3528


I searched the forums and found this had come up before, but there was never any suggested work around that I seem able to use.

A potential issue with theme choice was mentioned previously - the original board was running a custom theme. However, changing theme_allow and theme_default to 1 from 0 in phpmyadmin doesn't appear to have fixed anything.

Any pointers, please? This is simply a straight upgrade - no change in server or domain, and it's only a small forum.

[Illori]

why are you upgrading to 2.0.1? you should be upgrading to 2.0.10.

[Jade Elizabeth]

You might want to try redownloading the upgrade package and uploading it again, perhaps something went wrong?

[margarett]

Yes, we've seen this happening. It is because of wrong theme folders/URLs on the default theme yes.

Please open upgrade.php and find the function loadEssentialData. At the end if it (before the closing bracket) add this:

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global $upcontext, $boarddir, $boardurl;
//Lets overwrite the theme data because it can be wrong...
if (!isset($modSettings['theme_dir']) || (isset($modSettings['theme_dir']) && !file_exists($modSettings['theme_dir'] . '/languages/Install.' . $upcontext['language'] . '.php'))) //Wrong themes dir. Duh!
{
$modSettings['theme_dir'] = $boarddir . '/Themes/default';
$modSettings['images_url'] = $boardurl . 'Themes/default/images';
$modSettings['theme_url'] = $boardurl . 'Themes/default';
}


Then run the upgrade tool again

[I, Brian]

Yes, we've seen this happening. It is because of wrong theme folders/URLs on the default theme yes.

I can change that in settings.php or phpmyadmin, as required?

Please open upgrade.php and find the function loadEssentialData. At the end if it (before the closing bracket) add this:

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global $upcontext, $boarddir, $boardurl;
//Lets overwrite the theme data because it can be wrong...
if (!isset($modSettings['theme_dir']) || (isset($modSettings['theme_dir']) && !file_exists($modSettings['theme_dir'] . '/languages/Install.' . $upcontext['language'] . '.php'))) //Wrong themes dir. Duh!
{
$modSettings['theme_dir'] = $boarddir . '/Themes/default';
$modSettings['images_url'] = $boardurl . 'Themes/default/images';
$modSettings['theme_url'] = $boardurl . 'Themes/default';
}


Then run the upgrade tool again

Did you mean like this?

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loadEssentialData(

global $upcontext, $boarddir, $boardurl;
//Lets overwrite the theme data because it can be wrong...
if (!isset($modSettings['theme_dir']) || (isset($modSettings['theme_dir']) && !file_exists($modSettings['theme_dir'] . '/languages/Install.' . $upcontext['language'] . '.php'))) //Wrong themes dir. Duh!
{
$modSettings['theme_dir'] = $boarddir . '/Themes/default';
$modSettings['images_url'] = $boardurl . 'Themes/default/images';
$modSettings['theme_url'] = $boardurl . 'Themes/default';
}

);


That resulted in another error message:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_GLOBAL, expecting ')' in /home/companyl/public_html/upgrade.php on line 120

EDIT: Simply adding the code after "loadEssentialData();" resulted in no change.

[margarett]

No you are putting it after the function *call* and you need to put it inside the function definition

The function starts here:

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// Load all essential data and connect to the DB as this is pre SSI.php
function loadEssentialData()
{
global $db_server, $db_user, $db_passwd, $db_name, $db_connection, $db_prefix, $db_character_set, $db_type;


So you need to find its closing bracket and put the code before it:

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if (!isset($_GET['substep']))
$_GET['substep'] = 0;
// PUT THAT CODE HERE
}


Eg:

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if (!isset($_GET['substep']))
$_GET['substep'] = 0;

global $upcontext, $boarddir, $boardurl;
//Lets overwrite the theme data because it can be wrong...
if (!isset($modSettings['theme_dir']) || (isset($modSettings['theme_dir']) && !file_exists($modSettings['theme_dir'] . '/languages/Install.' . $upcontext['language'] . '.php'))) //Wrong themes dir. Duh!
{
$modSettings['theme_dir'] = $boarddir . '/Themes/default';
$modSettings['images_url'] = $boardurl . 'Themes/default/images';
$modSettings['theme_url'] = $boardurl . 'Themes/default';
}

}


[I, Brian]

@margarett - I'm afraid that didn't work either.

So I:

- went back to my original files
- upgraded to 1.1.21,
- logged in to SMF admin
- themes > reset themes > Attempt to reset all themes

Looks like the paths were originally tied to an old hosting account username and URL - fixed those

- then upgraded to 2.0.10.


All seems to work fine now.

Hopefully that helps if anyone else gets stuck with this.

Many thanks for trying to help as well - even though your code didn't reset my themes in my instance, at least I knew where I needed to fix things.