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

[Farsheed]

another good point. updated!

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

> One other thing I thought of today. It can also be a
> good idea to reset 
> the theme to bluemarine and turn off all contributed
> modules before 
> running the upgrade. I've had experiences with some
> upgrades where an 
> enabled contrib module or theme would make it hard
> or impossible to get 
> into the site after upgrading core. IMHO, it's
> better to make sure the 
> core upgrade has worked by accessing the site, then
> focus on updating 
> the contributed modules and additional themes
> one-by-one (easier to 
> troubleshoot if you have a new version of one with a
> bug in it when only 
> upgrading one at a time).
> 
> 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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