[Arrogant-One]

Originally Posted by ozzy47

Ok here is what I would do.

1) Turn your site off.

2) Make a full backup, just incase something goes wrong.

3) Re-upload the files that came with your v4.2.2 zip.

4) Run the upgrade script.

5) Then get a copy of v4.2.1 Pl1 upload those files to your server.

6) Turn on debug mode by adding the following to your includes/config.php

$config['Misc']['debug'] = true;

7) Go to ACP --> Settings --> Options --> Version Info and Other Untouchables, and change ONLY the setting, vBulletin Version Number to 4.2.1

8) Turn off debug mode by removing the following to your includes/config.php

$config['Misc']['debug'] = true;

9) Remove the install directory.

10) Turn your site back on.

Now you will be upgraded to v4.2.1 and not have to worry about the 4.2.2 and PHP errors.

Thank you my friend, but when I tried upgrading to 4.2.2 after the Syrian Army hacked my 4.1.12, it completely messed up my site. So bad, that I needed to call the host to get a back up (and they only had one from 2 months ago). Pretty much everything is working on my forum now, except for this navigation issue.

I suspect, but don't know for sure, that simply using a navbar template for 4.1.12 will solve the problem, and that's the preferred route to re-upgrading and messing with the ftp files again.

I will click the heart for you because you have been gracious towards me and I appreciate that. Thank you.