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I just upgraded from WBCE 1.4.2 to 1.4.4
PHP 7.4.8
News with Images ver 5.0.4
I have second NWI block turned off:
[== PHP ==]
<?php
if(!defined('NWI_USE_SECOND_BLOCK')){
define('NWI_USE_SECOND_BLOCK',false);
}
(* I just checked and changing Second Block to 'true' does not fix this issue.)
When I try to change anything (e.g., Posts per page) in News Settings and click Save, I get this Warning, and any changes are not saved:
Unknown column 'use_second_block' in 'field list'
When I try to switch on Expert Mode in News Settings, I get this error, and it remains in "normal" mode:
Unknown column 'mode' in 'field list'
Can anyone assist?
Last edited by florian (30.07.2020 09:32:53)
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Go to Add-Ons > modules and run update.php for nwi.
(Unfortunately there's a bug in the WBCE Update script which prevents that the module is updated automatically.)
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Thank you for you quick reply.
There are many posts on this NWI page. Will they be lost if I execute the update.php manually.
The warning scares me:
Warning: Existing module database entries will get lost. Only use this option if you experience problems with modules uploaded via FTP.
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No, you will not lose them.
To be 100% on the save side you can make a backup of your site before running the update script.
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Already did the full backup. I will proceed. Thank you for the confidence.
Edit - Did the manual upgrade and the issue is gone. Thank you!
Is this a reported issue, and is there documentation somewhere about doing the manual upgrade for NWI, that I missed? Just curious.
Last edited by losttrip (25.07.2020 19:40:36)
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The issue was noticed some days ago (https://forum.wbce.org/viewtopic.php?id=3787), it is fixed in the current development branch of WBCE. I think we will publish another bugfix release of WBCE fixing this and some other non-critical issues in the next few weeks.
Last edited by florian (25.07.2020 19:58:47)
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