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I did the upgrade through the administrator panel, It did it in a new folder - I cannot go back this was done 3 months ago and too much has been added I am not wanting to redo anything
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I did the upgrade through the administrator panel, It did it in a new folder - I cannot go back this was done 3 months ago and too much has been added I am not wanting to redo anything

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ok I will try this and see if it works.<br />
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Thanks
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ok I will try this and see if it works.

Thanks

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Hi My question is I did the 1.7 upgrade, still have to work out some kinks. And I want to move it to the main directory as my friend is not liking when I forward her domain to the <a href="http://www.name.com/jupgrade" rel="ugc">www.name.com/jupgrade</a><br />
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Can I just copy the directory and upload over the old one?
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Hi My question is I did the 1.7 upgrade, still have to work out some kinks. And I want to move it to the main directory as my friend is not liking when I forward her domain to the www.name.com/jupgrade

Can I just copy the directory and upload over the old one?

Joomla 1.7 upgrade, - moving to main directory

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