ocPortal 8.1.3 released

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Version 8.1.3 has now been released. This version is a patch release that introduces a number of bug fixes since the last release. Upgrading is suggested due to fixes to member profile editing.

To upgrade follow the steps in your website's http://mybaseurl/upgrader.php script. You will need to copy the URL of the attached TAR file (created via the form below) during step 3.

Your upgrade to version 8.1.3

You can generate an upgrader from any version of ocPortal to any other version. If you access this upgrade post via the version information box on your Admin Zone front page then we'll automatically know what version you're running.
If you'd prefer though you can enter in your version number right here:

All reported bugs since the last release have been fixed (for a full list, see the bugs catalogue).

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Fletch posted 09 August 2012, 4:01 PM

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All good!

Updated to 9.0 - how do I go back?

Patty Lynch posted 15 August 2012, 3:05 PM

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I updated to 9.0 and my site looks horrible! I want to revert back to the previous version. How do I do it?

Problem with bottom_rss

Palanthas posted 22 August 2012, 5:24 PM

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After upgrading from 8.1.2 to 8.1.3 I get the following error in bottom_rss block:

XML error when parsing RSS/Atom stream: not well-formed (invalid token) at line 1

using the http://www.metal-temple.com/backend.php?type=atom&mode=catalogues&days=5&max=20 rss stream which shows the latest 20 catalogue entries within a 5 day margin.

It worked right fine till the upgrade. Adding a new block and switching any caching off didn't help either, I get the same error in preview as well.

Chris Graham posted 22 August 2012, 5:36 PM

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Hi,

Is it happening still? I tried to reproduce on my local install and couldn't, and couldn't see an error on your site (I could see a scroller at the top).

I wonder if maybe it was failing due to the site still being closed before. In that scenario it is possible the RSS would be a closed message and fail to load up (as it's going through an unauthenticated web lookup). We normally try and prevent that by not subjecting the server itself to the closed site message, but some network configurations can make that undetectable.

Palanthas posted 22 August 2012, 5:53 PM

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Hello Chris,

tried from two different computers from IE9, FF and Opera. Get the same error on both.

Chris Graham posted 22 August 2012, 6:15 PM

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I know I've looked directly on the server a couple of of times – if I still have access please ping the PT or ticket with the details to help me locate, and mention where to go on the site to reproduce the problem.

Thanks

Chris Graham posted 22 August 2012, 7:34 PM

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Another thing to try is see if maybe your server is blocked from connecting to itself. If it somehow got in the IP ban list that could happen.

See what happens when you type this into OcCLE:

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:echo http_download_file('http://www.metal-temple.com/backend.php?type=atom&mode=catalogues&days=5&max=20');

Palanthas posted 22 August 2012, 8:41 PM

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I just checked it out and it works properly now. Don't know what was the problem but I didn't do anything. Guess it had something to do with caching. Works perfect now, sorry to bother you. As always your response was instant. ocportal ftw :thumbs:

I'll bother you more in the near future when I'll have to retheme everything for 9, :lol:

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