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[aberon Friend aberonJoin date: June 2008Posts: 41Downloads:1Uploads:5 Thanks: 7 Thanked: 3 times in 1 posts]

#174495

Hi,
I am getting the following on front end after
upgrading Joomla! site to 2.5 and using ja -ext -manager for upgrading all plugins and templates

“Fatal error: Class ‘Browser’ not found in C:xampphtdocsveltionoptimumwmspluginssystemjat3jat3corecommon.php on line 336”

I am testing on localhost so I can’t give access… Rolling back to v1.6.2 of t3 framework plugin gives no error and front page loads normally (my frontend is mixed up but this is because of some changes I have to make in template.css)
It seems as there is sth wrong with this upgrade.

Thanks in advance,

[Blaine Friend BlaineJoin date: August 2007Posts: 1443Downloads:0Uploads:25 Thanks: 98 Thanked: 177 times in 154 posts]

#441302

The reason you are seeing that error is due to the template not being correctly installed.

[aberon Friend aberonJoin date: June 2008Posts: 41Downloads:1Uploads:5 Thanks: 7 Thanked: 3 times in 1 posts]

#441353

Thanks Blaine,

I am aware of this, the thing is that the template upgrade was done using ja-ext-manager. From a similar thread I found out that when upgrading I first have to upgrade jat3 framework plugin and after that the template. Unfortunately, I followed the reverse procedure , so I am trying to find a work around. I used rollback for jat3 plugin , can I do sth similar for the template? Do I have to start from the beginning? As I said, I am trying all this upgrade thing on localhost first, so I always have the luxury to start over!
Any suggestion appreciated!
🙂

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1. Blaine

[Blaine Friend BlaineJoin date: August 2007Posts: 1443Downloads:0Uploads:25 Thanks: 98 Thanked: 177 times in 154 posts]

#441722

You are correct and I apologize I didn’t mention the order to upgrade in. Thanks for pointing that out.
I am not surer but yes, I would try to roll back the template. Do you have a back up from before the upgrades? If not, try to always do that before any changes are ever made to a site.

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1. aberon

[aberon Friend aberonJoin date: June 2008Posts: 41Downloads:1Uploads:5 Thanks: 7 Thanked: 3 times in 1 posts]

#441790

I already did the upgade on localhost following the corect order,everything is fine now!
It is essential for this to be pointed out : When upgrading first upgrade framework, then template !
(…and needless to say, always keep backups and try upgrades in controlled environment….)

Thanks,

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