Dec 20th, 2009, 3:08 PM
Damn, this is a shame. I thought the subdomain move went too smoothly...!
Here's the problem: http://ft2.formtools.org no longer exists; it automatically redirects all requests to that location to http://www.formtools.org. The upgrade button submits your Form Tools component versions to the site so it can figure out what's been updated. The thing is, the Form Tools upgrade button links to the ft2 subdomain, so after the server redirects all the POST information is lost.
I'll fix this in the next release for all new installations, but in order for anyone to actually get the new release via upgrading, they'll need to fix this bug manually.
You'll need to edit your /themes/default/admin/settings/tab_main.tpl file and find this line (line 67):
Please change it to:
Then refresh your page and click the upgrade button again.
Again, I'm really sorry about this! I'm going to make this a sticky post & link to it from the news page.
- Ben
Here's the problem: http://ft2.formtools.org no longer exists; it automatically redirects all requests to that location to http://www.formtools.org. The upgrade button submits your Form Tools component versions to the site so it can figure out what's been updated. The thing is, the Form Tools upgrade button links to the ft2 subdomain, so after the server redirects all the POST information is lost.
I'll fix this in the next release for all new installations, but in order for anyone to actually get the new release via upgrading, they'll need to fix this bug manually.
You'll need to edit your /themes/default/admin/settings/tab_main.tpl file and find this line (line 67):
Code:
<form action="http://ft2.formtools.org/upgrade.php" id="upgrade_form" method="post" target="_blank">
Please change it to:
Code:
<form action="http://www.formtools.org/upgrade.php" id="upgrade_form" method="post" target="_blank">
Then refresh your page and click the upgrade button again.
Again, I'm really sorry about this! I'm going to make this a sticky post & link to it from the news page.
- Ben