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Originally Posted by pityocamptes
1)Ok, I overwrote the admincp files with the new 4.2.2 files - it still says 4.2.1 in admincp
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Strange, I am looking into this. I do not have v4.2.2 loaded up on a development station. I am only looking at the source and so far cannot find why that would be.
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Originally Posted by pityocamptes
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2) I changed the folder name of the modcp to XXXXX. Should I manually update the files in the"modcp" to the new files in the upgrade?
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If you changed the name in the config.php, then upgrade the files from v4.2.2 source files to your chosen directory.
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Originally Posted by tbworld
Strange, I am looking into this. I do not have v4.2.2 loaded up on a development station. I am only looking at the source and so far cannot find why that would be.
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If it is still showing V4.2.1 then something is not write. Clear your cache in your browser to start with just in case.
As I expected the version number for the admincp is derived from 'class_core.php. It is then used in the admincp via the following php statement.
Code:
define('ADMIN_VERSION_VBULLETIN', FILE_VERSION_VBULLETIN);
The constant 'FILE_VERSION_VBULLETIN' is defined in 'class_core'. So the question is what '/includes/class_core.php' file is your 'admincp' reading from. Something funky there...