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Did you mention in your coverage of Elgg 1.5 that custom themes are broken? They also have not provided a way to upgrade your 0.9 installation to the current version. I’m done with Elgg and Curverider. They have no clue how to develop Open Source software.
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@Jonathan Kemp – here are full, step by step, instructions on how to migrate your custom themes: http://docs.elgg.org/wiki/Upgrading_themes and here is a script to help migrate from 0.9 -> 1.5 http://community.elgg.org/pg/plugins/dramirez/read/40402/migration-tool-10
@steve – sorry for hijacking your post.
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Hi Dave, I was able to figure out how to use those instructions to upgrade my theme. But I also happen to know CSS/HTML as well as PHP. How many other site owners will be able to do this on their own?
Did you guys let theme developers know before hand themes would be broken in 1.5? That way the ones that wanted to could have made their themes compatible before or about the same time as the release.
Plus, once I saw that themes were broken, I wondered what else had been changed that no longer worked.
I have seen the migrate tool you are talking about and I have no idea how to use it. Also it’s developed by a third party. Why hasn’t Elgg provided a solution for this?
I see just now that there is a new one by codebrane here. http://community.elgg.org/pg/plugins/codebrane/read/44510/migration-09-gt-15-plugin-for-all-data I will try that one and I hope it will work.
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