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Started by Grudge, June 05, 2005, 09:34:16 AM

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Kindred

striker...   you have FasterParseCode installed (and a number of other mods which required fasterParseCode...)

You'll have to uninstall the FatserParseCode... and all the mods that require it.

You would probably be better served by installing the upgrade package and then re-applying the mods that you really feel you need. :)
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Bitwiz44

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Quote from: ShadowStriker on June 10, 2005, 09:10:26 AM
5. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs.php Failure


Please understand, Im NOT a genius like the SMF team here. So I will give you the SMF for dummies version of how I learned a few things.

The update program search's for a file. In you case subs.php. When it finds the file (subs.php) the update starts a new search within subs.php. The search for is compairing a string of code that should already be in subs.php. If the update's chunk of "Search for" code matches EXACTLY to YOURS, the update program will then Re-write that part with NEW code, and then move on to SEARCH again for the next EXACT MATCH chunk of code and re-write, until it has no more changes of SUBs.php. Then, if ALL changes are completed, you will see "Success". Any part that could not Match exactly in the search, did not get the re-write. This will show as Failure.

Your problem is one or more of the search for chunks of code doesnt match, therefore, the update did not re-write that chunk.

This has happened to me in the past. What I did, was open the update.php and read the 'Search for", and find that myself in the FAILED file, Manually edit the chunk, putting in ONLY what the update would have, leaving the rest of the chunk of code alone.

How to? well, if you have the update.php file on your computer, I think it will "open with" note pad. Print it out. Then go to your server cpanel, find in your case subs.php, manually edit the file, save.

Anyone, please correct me if I am wrong here.

Kindred

actually, there's a step that you missed:

(and note, this is only when using the package manager, not the update ZIP file)

-> Extract any NEW files from the archive and add them into the appropriate directory
-> Check that file that will be modified exist
     -> ERROR: File not Found if the file does not exist
     -> no error, nothing is displayed.
-> Open each file that will be modified:
     -> Check if the code to be modified exists in that file (as noted above, this code must match EXACTLY what the baseline SMF files looked like. If any mod has changed this code, or you have gone in and added so much as a space, this step will error)
          -> ERROR: Failure (if ALL code does not match)
          -> SUCCESS (the file CAN be modified as it needs to be)
(this steps through each potential change to each file...)

-> Check if files to be modified are writeable...
     -> ERROR: the FTP informational box appears under the success/failure list
     -> no error, nothing is displayed.

-> Check is the directories are writable, to extract the new files (see above) or create backup files
     -> ERROR: the FTP informational box appears under the success/failure list
     -> no error, nothing is displayed.

-> Enter your FTP information, if needed...

-> If you entered FTP info, the check (as listed above) is done AGAIN!

<***>  NOTE: At this point, NO CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE TO YOUR FILES.

-> Click the proceed link at the bottom of the successfailure list.

<***> NOW THE CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE.
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mennou

after changing the subs... the img  tag back on again..thanks  unknown







Quote from: [Unknown] on June 09, 2005, 09:43:45 PM
Quote from: mennou on June 09, 2005, 07:49:14 PM
Quote from: Daniel D. on June 09, 2005, 07:16:44 PM
Quote from: mennou on June 09, 2005, 07:03:38 PM
only the image tag
Did you try the suggestions mentioned in this thread/on this page?

yep

Please upload a Subs.php from the "upgrade" zip file from the downloads page.

-[Unknown]

Daniel D.

Quote from: mennou on June 10, 2005, 10:17:27 AM
after changing the subs... the img  tag back on again..thanks  unknown
I did ask you if you tried all suggestions mentioned in this thread ::)...

Bitwiz44

Quote from: Kindred on June 10, 2005, 10:16:20 AM
actually, there's a step that you missed:

(and note, this is only when using the package manager, not the update ZIP file)

Umm.. yes thats true, I do view it from the package manager.

ShadowStriker

Quote from: Kindred on June 10, 2005, 09:37:11 AM
striker...   you have FasterParseCode installed (and a number of other mods which required fasterParseCode...)

You'll have to uninstall the FatserParseCode... and all the mods that require it.

You would probably be better served by installing the upgrade package and then re-applying the mods that you really feel you need. :)


??? I allready said that i uninstalled it. but i dont know which mod requires it...

ShadowStriker

I have been trying to upload the upgrrade (the one that cleans out all the mods and stuff) but it wont work... it says its corrupted or something...

ShadowStriker

Quote from: Kindred on June 10, 2005, 10:16:20 AM
actually, there's a step that you missed:

(and note, this is only when using the package manager, not the update ZIP file)

-> Extract any NEW files from the archive and add them into the appropriate directory
-> Check that file that will be modified exist
     -> ERROR: File not Found if the file does not exist
     -> no error, nothing is displayed.
-> Open each file that will be modified:
     -> Check if the code to be modified exists in that file (as noted above, this code must match EXACTLY what the baseline SMF files looked like. If any mod has changed this code, or you have gone in and added so much as a space, this step will error)
          -> ERROR: Failure (if ALL code does not match)
          -> SUCCESS (the file CAN be modified as it needs to be)
(this steps through each potential change to each file...)

-> Check if files to be modified are writeable...
     -> ERROR: the FTP informational box appears under the success/failure list
     -> no error, nothing is displayed.

-> Check is the directories are writable, to extract the new files (see above) or create backup files
     -> ERROR: the FTP informational box appears under the success/failure list
     -> no error, nothing is displayed.

-> Enter your FTP information, if needed...

-> If you entered FTP info, the check (as listed above) is done AGAIN!

<***>  NOTE: At this point, NO CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE TO YOUR FILES.

-> Click the proceed link at the bottom of the successfailure list.

<***> NOW THE CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE.



???

Kindred

Quote from: ShadowStriker on June 10, 2005, 11:07:08 AM
I have been trying to upload the upgrrade (the one that cleans out all the mods and stuff) but it wont work... it says its corrupted or something...


If you are using the upgrade.zip (that will clear out all your modifications)  you don't use the package manager.

Download upgrade.zip
unzip on your local drive
connect to your site via FTP and upload all the files and folders that you just extracted. (overwrite existing files)
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Jazhawk

Anyone else get this error?

Installing this package will perform the following actions:  Type Action Description
1. Execute Modification ./changelog.txt Success
2. Execute Modification ./changelog-themes.txt Success
3. Execute Modification ./index.php Success
4. Execute Modification ./Sources/Admin.php Success
5. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs.php Failure
6. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Admin.template.php Success
7. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/languages/Admin.english.php Success
8. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Profile.template.php Success

-Jazhawk

ShadowStriker

but i dont want to lose all the settings on my mods...  these are my mods now:

buttons in Display.template.php

Report PM to Administrator

Buddy List

Topic Solved

Post Count in Different Bases

Static Page Mod

SMF Arcade

Topic Ratings

ModSettings Textarea

Visual Warning / Post Moderation

Lots_o_Smileys

SMFShop

Ultimate Shoutbox

Location Mod

Location Mod - Who Flags

Location Mod - Additional Maps

Board Default Sort

Member Specific Permissions

No Changing Moderator's Edit

Integrated Chat

SimpleDownload




in other words, Mod Name Version
1. Buddy List 1.21 [ Uninstall ]
2. "New Topic/Poll" buttons in Display.template.php 1.1 [ Uninstall ]
3. Topic Solved 1.2 [ Uninstall ]
4. SMF Arcade 1.1.3 [ Uninstall ]
5. ModSettings Textarea 1.03 [ Uninstall ]
6. Static Page Mod 1.0 [ Uninstall ]
7. Visual Warning / Post Moderation 1.21 [ Uninstall ]
8. Lots_o_Smileys 1.0 [ Uninstall ]
9. SMFShop 1.1 [ Uninstall ]
10. Ultimate Shoutbox 1.22 [ Uninstall ]
11. Location Mod 1.1.1 [ Uninstall ]
12. Location Mod - Who Flags 1.1.1 [ Uninstall ]
13. Location Mod - Additional Maps 1.1.1 [ Uninstall ]
14. Board Default Sort 1.25 [ Uninstall ]
15. Report PM to Administrator 0.2 [ Uninstall ]
16. Post Count in Different Bases 1.1 [ Uninstall ]
17. Topic Ratings 1.02 [ Uninstall ]
18. Member Specific Permissions 1.31 [ Uninstall ]
19. No Changing Moderator's Edit 0.2 [ Uninstall ]
20. Integrated Chat 2.3 [ Uninstall ]
21. SimpleDownload 1.1.0 [ Uninstall ]




ShadowStriker

Quote from: Jazhawk on June 10, 2005, 11:54:35 AM
Anyone else get this error?

Installing this package will perform the following actions:  Type Action Description
1. Execute Modification ./changelog.txt Success
2. Execute Modification ./changelog-themes.txt Success
3. Execute Modification ./index.php Success
4. Execute Modification ./Sources/Admin.php Success
5. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs.php Failure
6. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Admin.template.php Success
7. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/languages/Admin.english.php Success
8. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Profile.template.php Success

-Jazhawk

havent you read anything?

Jazhawk

Quote from: ShadowStriker on June 10, 2005, 11:57:31 AM
Quote from: Jazhawk on June 10, 2005, 11:54:35 AM
Anyone else get this error?

Installing this package will perform the following actions:  Type Action Description
1. Execute Modification ./changelog.txt Success
2. Execute Modification ./changelog-themes.txt Success
3. Execute Modification ./index.php Success
4. Execute Modification ./Sources/Admin.php Success
5. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs.php Failure
6. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Admin.template.php Success
7. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/languages/Admin.english.php Success
8. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Profile.template.php Success

-Jazhawk

havent you read anything?

I just did.  I posted before diving into the thread.  I hope I don't break anything in the process.

-Jazhawk

Kindred

Striker...

I would hazard to say that there is almost NO way that you arer going to get this upgrade installed (without doing the changes manually) with your mods installed.

You have at least 2 mods that depend on the Faster Parse Code still in there...

So, short of doing the upgrade manually, I suggest using the upgrade ZIP, (thus losing all your mods) and then reinstalling the mods afterwards...

I don't think you will lose the Arcade info, since those are stored in a separate file & table... (but no guarantees...)
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Please do not PM, IM or Email me with support questions.  You will get better and faster responses in the support boards.  Thank you.

"Loki is not evil, although he is certainly not a force for good. Loki is... complicated."

Daniel D.

#256
How often did we say, that an update with mods results in loosing most of them (if you've a few installed)? And please look after the SMF version below the mod's name if you want to use it. You may have luck that it works, but it's very rare.

woehrl

i get this error when i try do delete a member:

2: in_array(): Wrong datatype for second argument
Datei: /homepages/46/d30010721/htdocs/Forum/Sources/ManageMembers.php
Zeile: 920


how can i delete this guy?

ShadowStriker

OMG.... u guys arent understanding anything im trying to say.... first of all what are those 2 mods that i still have that requires faster parscode? second of all im trying to say the UPDATE that cleans out all the mods so u can install them afterwards WONT work.

Grudge

ShadowStriker, please be patient. The guys here are just trying to help.

Have you read my post here:
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=37856.msg279223#msg279223

Basically, you will have to update your forum the old fashioned way of uploading a full set of files - then reinstalling your old mod. Unfortunately with so many mods installed it's impossible to guess at which one is incompatible - and I haven't the time to download and check every mod to see which one is the problem. Just upload the update package, and try reinstalling your old mods. At least one of them will no longer install because it's clearly incompatible.

woehrl,

Delete the member directly from their profile.
I'm only a half geek really...

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