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Currently, when saving an article, the core_created_user_id
and core_created_by_alias
fields are not updated in the corresponding entry in the #__ucm_content
table.
Add both fields to the fields_mapping column in the #__content_types
table for articles.
Change the author (Created By) of an article. Take a look at the corresponding entry in the #__ucm_content
table.
core_created_user_id
and core_created_by_alias
are not updated.
core_created_user_id
and core_created_by_alias
are updated.
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Category | ⇒ | SQL Installation Postgresql |
You are probably right. I will check it out.
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Category | SQL Installation Postgresql | ⇒ | SQL Administration com_admin Postgresql Installation |
I added the update sql files. I am not sure about the postgresql syntax. Can someone confirm, that it works?
@janschoenherr Could you rename your update SQL script? Currently they are named "5.3.0-2024-12-03.sql", but meanwhile we have something newer with "5.3.0-2024-12-19.sql" in the 5.3-dev branch, so your scripts should have a newer date than that, at least "5.3.0-2024-12-20.sql", but maybe better take the date of today and use "5.3.0-2025-01-23.sql".
Thanks in advance.
@janschoenherr Could you rename your update SQL script? Currently they are named "5.3.0-2024-12-03.sql", but meanwhile we have something newer with "5.3.0-2024-12-19.sql" in the 5.3-dev branch, so your scripts should have a newer date than that, at least "5.3.0-2024-12-20.sql", but maybe better take the date of today and use "5.3.0-2025-01-23.sql".
Thanks in advance.
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Does this also need an update sql? Otherwise the changes will only be for new installs