[Martin]

I am having some problems upgrading from version 1.2 to 1.3.5. I have no language/english/ folder. Is this something that came in version 1.3?

http://www.provohappening.com/restaurant...staurant=1

[Steven]

That's right.

In terms of the database, the installer will upgrade you gradually to the latest version so you only need to run that once.

However with the files and the structure of how they are organized you will need to follow the steps for each upgrade.

What you need to do is download v1.3.5 and do the following..

So you need to do the following with v1.3.5:
- Enter your details in comments/includes/db/connect.php and upload it.
- Upload the comments/includes/language/ folder.
- Upload the comments/includes/emails/ folder.
- Upload the comments/agreement/ folder.
- Upload admin_tips.txt and detect_links.txt from comments/includes/words/

Add your signature to your emails (Settings -> Email)

Then on your server delete the following files and folders:
a) comments/includes/language/comments.php
b) comments/includes/language/database_errors.php
c) comments/includes/language/form.php
d) comments/includes/language/page.php
e) comments/includes/language/processor.php
f) comments/agreement/privacy_policy.html
g) comments/agreement/terms_and_conditions.html
h) comments/includes/emails/admin/
i) comments/includes/emails/user/

[Martin]

So I need to download version 1.3 first and then 1.3.5?

How do I get 1.3?

[Steven]

I assume what you've already done is download v1.3.5 and then followed the upgrade steps for v1.3 to v1.3.5? Is that right?

If so, all you need to do is download v1.3.5 again and follow the steps in my post. You don't need v1.3 but if you want it then there's a link to it on the changelog page.

[Martin]

Got it working now.

This might not be the right place to ask, but why do I have a  show up around "Comments" on my page?

[Steven]

You need to open the problematic website files using something like Notepad++ and convert them to 'UTF-8 without BOM'. It's under the Format menu.

The files to convert will probably be in comments/includes/template/. For the text files you might need to use the normal notepad application to convert them.

These posts might help: http://www.commentics.org/forum/showthre...87#pid1387

[Steven]

Also put this inside your page head tag:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"/>

[Martin]

Thanks. It all looks good now

[Static]

I just checked if this works for v1.1, and so far no problems!