[drupal-docs] Installing, Upgrading, and Creating a Test-Site with only phpMyAdmin and an FTP client

[Farsheed]

Right. I'll change that since it is potentially
confusing. I just wanted to make the point that some
modules have their own update scripts.  thanks for the
feedback.

Farsheed

--- Charlie Lowe <cel4145 at cyberdash.com> wrote:

> Definitely looks great.
> 
> One suggestion for "IX. Upload the new versions of
> modules." It says
> 
> "Install them as you normally would, uploading them
> to the modules/ 
> folder and running .sql scripts when necessary.
> Individual modules may 
> even have their own upgrade scripts. Check for
> README files with help 
> upgrading or installing individual modules."
> 
> Typically, if this is an upgrade, the user would
> never "run .sql 
> scripts" since the tables would already be in the db
> but rather only do 
> updates if the tables have changed.
> 
> 
> Farsheed wrote:
> > Hi everybody,
> > 
> > I've written some instructions on installing,
> > upgrading, and creating a test site, aimed at
> newbies
> > or those that don't have command line access.  It
> only
> > makes references to phpMyAdmin and FTP.
> > 
> > You can view the instructions here:
> > http://drupalart.org/node/4
> > 
> > I really hope these instructions are both clear
> and
> > useful.  Also, if people could try it out and
> provide
> > some feedback about the instructions, feel free to
> do
> > so.  I've been working on writing this all day so
> I
> > may have made some mistakes here or there.  
> > 
> > Thanks!
> > Farsheed
> > 
> > 
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