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I made a Huge Probelm when Upgrading ! Help Please !

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Hello,

The problem begins when I wanted to update my site with php-fusion 7 after I was running on php-fusion 6.01.15

at 1st i updated all the infusions ...

after that i replaced all the php files which came with the php-fusion core 7

the administration folder and include folder and ....

I done this before updating from the control panel ...

and now this is the error I get when entering into

http://h3tl.net/administration/upgradev601x/upgrade.php

Warning: require_once(../maincore.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/digital/public_html/administration/upgradev601x/upgrade.php on line 19

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required '../maincore.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/digital/public_html/administration/upgradev601x/upgrade.php on line 19

and when entering the main site h3tl.net

i got this error

Table 'digital_fus.fusion_smileys' doesn't exist
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare opensidex() (previously declared in /home/digital/public_html/themes/Gebal-Similitude-6/theme.php:133) in /home/digital/public_html/includes/theme_functions_include.php on line 197

please help me ...
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at 1st i updated all the infusions ...


I think that you should uninstall all Infusions first, then upgrade the core files and then update the Infusions.

If you have an updated Infusion, try to upload it again and Infuse it.
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Moved to upgrading...
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KEFF :- you didn't get my point ....

the infusions updating issue is only a step in updating ...

the correct way to update was as follows :-

1- update the database from the php-fusion control panel in my site ...

2- then replace the old php files with the new ones ....

I made 2 at 1st ...

did you get my point ?!

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It just sounds like you put the upgrade.php in the wrong folder, move it down one step to only administration...
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didn't solve the problem
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I wrote a response to upgrading the database if you replaced the files first. I can't retrieve it for you (right now), but you may be able to find it via search.

Edit: thanks muscapaul for fetching the link:

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googlebot, could it be this one: http://www.php-fusion.co.uk/forum/vie...ost_124696?
Edited by googlebot on 21-08-2008 23:02,
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googlebot, could it be this one: http://www.php-fusion.co.uk/forum/vie...ost_124696?

And Hesham_3del, what googlebot indirectly told you: You did not read the readme correctly. You should have run the upgrade script before you moved all new files to your server.
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http://h3tl.net/administration/upgradev601x/upgrade.php

Warning: require_once(../maincore.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/digital/public_html/administration/upgradev601x/upgrade.php on line 19

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required '../maincore.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php'Wink in /home/digital/public_html/administration/upgradev601x/upgrade.php on line 19


Maybe I wasn't clear enough. I know that you put the file in wrong directory. When you did it like that it couldn't find "maincore.php" since it was out of path. Maybe you had other issues as well, but that was definately one of them. In fact doing it like that more or less means you never did the upgrade at all.
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and perhaps put the admin files from fusion 6 there first, then just upload the upgrade.php to that folder and do the upgrade, then the files from 7 again...
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ok m8 ...

thank you ...
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