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CB 1.0 stable Released! 5 years, 9 months ago #12174

Posts: Karma:	This thread discusses the Content article: CB 1.0 stable Released! good work & well worth the wait - no probs with install at all Only thing that took a bit of work was lost my vonfiguration settings - stuff like text in the header & footer and email address for admin etc. but I can live with that Looking forward to the new plugins now - after you get some sleep of course!
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Re:CB 1.0 stable Released! 5 years, 9 months ago #12176

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Karma:

masyomo wrote:

This thread discusses the Content article: CB 1.0 stable Released!

good work & well worth the wait - no probs with install at all

Only thing that took a bit of work was lost my vonfiguration settings - stuff like text in the header & footer and email address for admin etc. but I can live with that

Looking forward to the new plugins now - after you get some sleep of course!

Guess you didnt read the readme file

These settings are saved in the ueconfig.php file which you could have saved and reused.

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Re:CB 1.0 stable Released! 5 years, 9 months ago #12177

Posts: Karma:	nant wrote: Guess you didnt read the readme file These settings are saved in the ueconfig.php file which you could have saved and reused. I didnÂ´t read the readme file either. Why read "readme" files? ThatÂ´s for beginners Also backing up youÂ´re system My upgrade went like a charm. Great works guys. Now I just wait for the new plugins
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Re:CB 1.0 stable Released! 5 years, 9 months ago #12179

Posts: Karma:	torgrim wrote: nant wrote: Guess you didnt read the readme file These settings are saved in the ueconfig.php file which you could have saved and reused. I didnÂ´t read the readme file either. Why read "readme" files? ThatÂ´s for beginners Also backing up youÂ´re system My upgrade went like a charm. Great works guys. Now I just wait for the new plugins real men read the manual...
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