Opening the website as if I were the last user

14 years 8 months ago #105353 by heritagevt
Replied by heritagevt on topic Re:Opening the website as if I were the last user
I've got a similar problem. Sometimes when I login using my account username (ex. james123)and password (abc123), I am loggedin by the system as another user. I wonder if there is a fix yet for this?

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14 years 8 months ago #105359 by Rapunzl
Have you upgraded to CB 1.2.1?

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14 years 8 months ago #105364 by heritagevt
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Im running CB v1.2 on Joomla 1.5.9. Our joomla/CB site has only been live for one month. It is an internal website for our company and we have 300 registered users who use it excusively for publishing company announcments (MyBlog extention), employee-employee private messaging (UddieIM extention) document/file sharing (DocMan extention).

Question: With Joomla 1.5.12 now realeased, is it recommended that I first upgrade to Joomla 1.5.12 before upgrading to CB 1.2.1? I am also running UddieIM for a PMS component and the MyBlog component . I worry that custom contact lists created in UddieIM, MyBlog entries, as well as CB profile changes made by registered users will be altered or deleted by upgrading.

Does the documentationfor CB 1.21 and Joomla 1.5.12 offer instructions on how to upgrade so as to preserve all content and registered user configured settings?

Thanks

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14 years 8 months ago #105390 by Rapunzl
You have several options... the first of which is to read the documentation first.
:lol:

Backup your site and database as is recommended before you do anything major, whichever way you go.

You can either clone your current site on a test server and upgrade to see the consequences or...

Upgrade your current site since you already have a backup and most settings are now maintained in the database.

I recommend the expert upgrade for both Joomla and CB. To my knowledge, it won't make a difference which you upgrade first, but keep a copy of your configuration files for both before the upgrade. Unlike upgrades from CB 1.0 or 1.1 and Joomla 1.0, you shouldn't have any compatibility issues of 3PD extensions with the upgrade.

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