when upgrading automatically, although it appears to upgrade existing templates (other than customised ones) it does not add any new templates. ie after upgrading to 4.1.6 and then editing a link I get the warning message that custom.tpl does not exist. Perhaps we could have a list of new templates so we can download the latest version and add them manually?
This has always been a good script Paul, it surpasses that now!
Hm, it uploads them automatically in my experience... the new custom* templates showed up on both of my directories which I autoupgraded (it does this silently). This happened on freewebbargains.com? The only issue I see there is you have the FTP path as public_html/, you should remove the trailing slash there... but since PHP is running as CGI, FTP probably isn't needed in the first place and doesn't come into play. Nonetheless /templates/default/ on that site is 755 so it shouldn't have a problem creating files, I don't see what could be going wrong.
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when upgrading automatically, although it appears to upgrade existing templates (other than customised ones) it does not add any new templates. ie after upgrading to 4.1.6 and then editing a link I get the warning message that custom.tpl does not exist. Perhaps we could have a list of new templates so we can download the latest version and add them manually?
This has always been a good script Paul, it surpasses that now!
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Hm, it uploads them automatically in my experience... the new custom* templates showed up on both of my directories which I autoupgraded (it does this silently). This happened on freewebbargains.com? The only issue I see there is you have the FTP path as public_html/, you should remove the trailing slash there... but since PHP is running as CGI, FTP probably isn't needed in the first place and doesn't come into play. Nonetheless /templates/default/ on that site is 755 so it shouldn't have a problem creating files, I don't see what could be going wrong.