Khushi @khu5h1 the latest SQL updates are incorrect. They will replace more than what needs to be replaced. You need to be more specific in the WHERE clause :-)
UPDATE `#__guidedtour_steps`
SET `target` = '#jform_published'
WHERE `target` = '#jform_state';
@obuisard
Unfortunately I hv updated to 4.3.0-beta5-dev (before). Therefore response:
The patch could not be applied because it conflicts with a previously applied patch: administrator/components/com_admin/sql/updates/mysql/4.3.0-2023-02-15.sql
@obuisard Unfortunately I hv updated to 4.3.0-beta5-dev (before). Therefore response: The patch could not be applied because it conflicts with a previously applied patch: administrator/components/com_admin/sql/updates/mysql/4.3.0-2023-02-15.sql
Hi @ChristineWk. Some times you cannot try patches simultaneously. Once you try a patch you should revert it so that the next patch does not rely on the previous one or create conflict.
Hi @obuisard I tried the patch a few days before. It was unsuccessful. Checked also sql and was not sure about ....
Due to subsequent changes sql - I tried again today, but with an updated 4.3.0-beta5-dev
Had of course reverted before that.
sdwjoomla
- test_item
- 11 Mar 2023
- Tested successfully
Please fix update sql files. See samples: 5e4c0dd