For all users who downloaded Solidres 0.8.0 Stable before Monday, 26 January 2015, 03:40:00 (UTC (GMT/Zulu)

Hi all,

Because of a mistake in the packaging process of Solidres 0.8.0 Stable, all users who downloaded Solidres 0.8.0 Stable before Monday, 26 January 2015, 03:40:00 (UTC (GMT/Zulu) need to apply the following fix:

1) For user who upgraded to Solidres 0.8.0 from an old version

If your old version is 0.6.2:

1.1) Backup your database, then download 2 files: 0.7.0.sql and 0.8.0.sql
1.2) Change the table prefix from #_ to your own table prefix in those 2 files
1.3) Using phpMyAdmin, import file 0.7.0.sql, then import file 0.8.0 afterward
1.4) Using phpMyAdmin, run the following SQL (change the table prefix from #_ to your own table prefix)

phpMyAdmin will return the following result like this attached image:

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22968902/Selection_337.png

As you can see, the returned extension_id is 15131 (the number will be different depends on your Joomla installation),

1.5. Remember that extension_id in step 4 and run the next SQL (remember to change the extension_id to your own extension_id)

2) If your old version is 0.7.2:

2.1) Backup your database, then download 1 file: 0.8.0.sql
2.2) Change the table prefix from #_ to your own table prefix in that file
2.3) Using phpMyAdmin, import file 0.8.0
2.4) Using phpMyAdmin, run the following SQL (change the table prefix from #_ to your own table prefix)

phpMyAdmin will return the following result like this attached image:

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22968902/Selection_337.png

As you can see, the returned extension_id is 15131 (the number will be different depends on your Joomla installation),

2.5) Remember that extension_id in step 4 and run the next SQL (remember to change the extension_id to your own extension_id)


2) For user who install Solidres 0.8.0 Stable as new (no upgrade):

2.1) Backup your database, then download 2 files: 0.7.0.sql and 0.8.0.sql
2.2) Change the table prefix from #_ to your own table prefix in those 2 files
2.3) Using phpMyAdmin, import file 0.7.0.sql, then import file 0.8.0 afterward
2.4) Using phpMyAdmin, run the following SQL (change the table prefix from #_ to your own table prefix)

phpMyAdmin will return the following result like this attached image:

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22968902/Selection_337.png

As you can see, the returned extension_id is 15131 (the number will be different depends on your Joomla installation),

2.5. Remember that extension_id in step 4 and run the next SQL (remember to change the extension_id to your own extension_id)

If you have any questions, let us know by creating new topic in this forum.

Thank you,