Currently working on updating my site to run the latest version of Silverstripe. So far so good, but like always, the data seems to get malformed. I need to go about cleaning up pretty much all entries I created. This also includes figuring out how to restore all my previous blog entries.
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Internetz,
I've gotten the system back up and fully working - most issues were concerning URI paths not being case sensitive due to first developing on a unix box(my macbook) and then on a windows machine. Â Anyway, you might notice some links are now broken in the blog, I am currently working to retrieve those images and restore the blog. Â I'll continue to keep you posted, internetz.
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Dear Internetz,
Upgrading to 2.4 is proving to be a bitch. In the midst of upgrading my Ubuntu slice, I lost my portfolio (backed up, however) as well as some blog entries. It seems that during the data dump, it failed to escape special characters that were then re-interpruted during import. Current working on getting the entire system running. I would say I'm about at 80%. I will keep you updated.Â
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Just finished upgrading to my SilverStripe installation to 2.3.7
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It was great to work with SilverStripe and Saphire once again after having worked in Rails for a couple of weeks. I just added a little Flickr photo stream to my index page. Easily intigrated it into SilverStripe CMS, making it so that I could easily switch out my "Flickr Conscience" tag and update the front page. Now I'm thinking of other projects to do for my site.
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I just went ahead and upgraded to the latest stable version of SilverStripe. Noteable bugfixes include:
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I just spent some time trying to get my latest blog post to appear on my home page. I was previously using SilverStripe's get_one method, as I just wanted to retrieve the latest post, but it kept returning the first entry even after specifying to sort by Date in descending order. I ended up using the get method instead and it allowed me to properly structure the SQL query.