Mission Control Update Error
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- Tim Breese Miller
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I did not see a section for the Admin template Mission Control...
When I tried to update it in Joomla 2.5 I got this message:
Unknown Archive type
Update path does not exist
JInstaller: :Install: Cannot find Joomla XML setup file
Unable to detect manifest file
Can you help?
Tim
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- Tim Breese Miller
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Thanks for your response!
That worked for one site (although there are now duplicate copies of mission control and both are selected as default)
On another site however I uploaded the newer version but it still says that there is a new version available and when I follow the link to upgrade through the Joomla interface I get an error.
It keeps making more and more copies which I can't delete.
How can I delete them and install a new template?
Best, Tim
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- DanG
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Tim Breese Miller wrote:
That worked for one site (although there are now duplicate copies of mission control and both are selected as default)I've created a ticket for the dev team to have a look at this.
In the interim start PhpMyadmin and search your DB for "rt_missioncontrol"
You should find the real and duplicates in the jml25_extensions table. Hopefully only one will have in the "custom_data" field "{"last_update":.........."
Delete the other ones.
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- Tim Breese Miller
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- Wouldn't it be easier to delete the template and re-install a new one? It is not letting me do that though.
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- DanG
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Tim Breese Miller wrote:
Wouldn't it be easier to delete the template and re-install a new one? It is not letting me do that though.When I did that I still got duplicate results, give it a try though.
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- Craig F
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- I am only chiming in here. After attempting to upgrade to Mission Control 2.4 I also ended up with multiple admin templates all selected as default. I cannot delete them. I have cleared cache, fixed permissions and changed to various default Admin templates and am still having the same problem. I am running this locally on my Mac in a test environment.
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- DanG
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Craig F wrote:
I am only chiming in here. After attempting to upgrade to Mission Control 2.4 I also ended up with multiple admin templates all selected as default. I cannot delete them. I have cleared cache, fixed permissions and changed to various default Admin templates and am still having the same problem. I am running this locally on my Mac in a test environment.Check 4 posts up :arrowu:
You can do it through PhpMyAdmin.
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- DanG
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Craig F wrote:
I am only chiming in here. After attempting to upgrade to Mission Control 2.4 I also ended up with multiple admin templates all selected as default. I cannot delete them. I have cleared cache, fixed permissions and changed to various default Admin templates and am still having the same problem. I am running this locally on my Mac in a test environment.I just installed Reflex on a J2.5.1 core on my WAMP server and then installed Mission Control 2.4 and had NO duplicates in the Template Manager screen.
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- Tim Breese Miller
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I went to PHPMyAdmin and in under template_styles I found one entry for rt_missioncontrol. I'm not sure what to do though I am not an expert in PHPMyAdmin...
Can I delete that table and then re-install?
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