Can any one please tell me which version of drools-guvnor is more stabled than latest ?
I am currently using 5.3.0 , every time it is getting corrupted .I thought it was a war problem .
please give me some inputs on this .
I'm using 5.5.0.Final version and it works well.
As this is a tool that changes a lot, I'd like to use the 6 version as soon as possible. But at this moment, with 5.5.0 I can do all that I need.
Best regards, Jesús.
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I'm trying to upgrade from R.swift 6 using Cocoapods to R.swift 7 using SPM.
I go through all the steps to remove the Cocoapods version and install the newer version. I have to update some parts of the code because R.font.whatever.fontName has changed to R.font.whatever.name. So clearly something is working if it understand that much.
But when I get all those small changes sorted out I'm left with a single compile error that just says:
Framework not found Rswift
I have no idea what to do about this. Seems like I'm 99% of the way to getting it working and now I'm stuck on this last bit.
Has anyone done this upgrade or seen this issue before?
I needs to install php5.2 version on my server. Right now php 5.4 is the oldest version installed. Since 2 days. I searched a lot over google but didn't find appropriate guidance yet. Tried a lot of tutorials no works at all. Any suggestion or guidance will be appreciated. thanks
I don't think there is any proper or easy way to revert to php-5.2.x from php-5.4.x; at least not using WHM interface or as an automatic process. Even if you have EasyApache3 you will not be able to downgrade from php-5.4.x to php-5.2.x
Your only option might be CloudLinux which comes with a php selector which allows you to select any php version from php-5.1.x to php-7.x.
You must know that Cloudlinux is not free and the license is around $10/month. They offer a 15 day trial so if you do all the necessary setting within that period you can just use it as much as you want. You won't be able to update it though and some of the functionality might not work as expected after the trial ends.
The PHP versions that you have mentioned are completely outdated and using them would be risky. Cpanel is never going to support it with their newer version. So your best deal would be to update your application/website to latest PHP and host with the latest PHP only
Hi since I moved my Typo3 to another Webserver I get this error on my frontend.
Typo3 Developer API error:
The function
fe_renderTemplate
reported an error. Please check the arguments you passed to that
function in order to solve the problem.
Someone knows that problem?
My Typo version is 4.3.8
Greetings
First of all, you should not use TYPO3 4.3 anymore because it's way outdated. If you can't upgrade quickly, please use at least the latest 4.3 version which is 4.3.14. After 4.3.8 there were 3 security releases so your installation might be insecure.
I suspect that the problem is that your new server is running a never PHP version. Your error comes from an extension called "api_macmade". Are you using the latest version of this extension? Do you still need it?
If you still need it and you are already using the latest version, please post the function of this method in your post so we can help you fix the problem.
How to go about upgrading moodle without all coursefiles going to the legacy folders?
I have tried re mapping files and creating links in the course area to the files that worked, but i am wondering if their any other way of going about it? Possibly upgrading further to 2.3+ could fix this issue?
Yes it is possible to upgrade moodle version from 1.9 to 2.2.
Please go through following url
http://docs.moodle.org/22/en/Upgrading_to_Moodle_2.2
Short & Simple question:
I'm currently at a customer who got TYPO3 v 4.5.0 up and running. Can I now update to v4.5.22 directly?
Thanks for your help :)
Here can you find important upgrading instructions: http://wiki.typo3.org/Upgrade
Yes, in this situation you can do that without upgrading version by version.
You should always check the release notes of each version on http://wiki.typo3.org.