Stompersly at 14:56, 4 July 2008

2008-07-04T14:56:07Z

New page

I agree that "Uploading Replacement PhpGedView Files" is a better title than my original. Giving the impression of instructions to developers was not good. My bad.

However, I would still like to somehow get in the idea of upgrading/downgrading an installation more than merely "replacing files."

Grouping by O.S. was also good.

I would probably add appropriate categories to the article. I've just created a new sub-category of [[:Category:PhpGedView]] for use in articles such as this. I've called it [[:Category:Upgrading]], I've added it to your page. This way people can find your article through the categories hierarchy at [[:Category:Contents]]. Also, ensure words that you think people might search on to find info contained in your article are included in the text - that way people can find it by doing a search. HTH. --[[User:Nathanhaigh|Nath]] | [[User talk:Nathan_Watson-Haigh|Talk]] 18:51, 3 December 2007 (EST)

I was wondering if I download the latest version and copy the files over my previous version (saving my config.php of course) if that would work for an upgrade? Have other tried this method successfully?
[[User:Stompersly|Stompersly]] 00:56, 5 July 2008 (EST)

Talk:Uploading Replacement PhpGedView Files - Revision history

Stompersly at 14:56, 4 July 2008