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Updating Drupal Contrib (Non-Core) Modules

Submitted by rccadmin on Sat, 01/24/2015 - 13:50

Contrib modules should always be put in /sites/all/modules (and NEVER in /modules or they will be lost when doing a core update).

 

Need to be logged in to website as admin.

Need an FTP client connected to server.

 

1. Take the site off-line:

http://redhillcc.co.uk/admin/settings/site-maintenance

 

2. Take a backup of the database:

Updating Drupal Core

Submitted by rccadmin on Sat, 01/24/2015 - 13:29

You must be logged in as admin to do this.

 

Updating Drupal Core

 

1. Take site off-line:

/admin/settings/site-maintenance

 

2. Take back-up of MySQL database:

/admin/content/backup_migrate/export/quick

 

3. Get latest version of Drupal core.

 

3.1 Download latest version from

https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal

to a local folder, e.g.

C:\users\andrew\drupal

 

Drupal Site Testing

Submitted by rccadmin on Thu, 04/15/2010 - 01:22

When I'm testing this stuff I have 3 browsers open: IE, Firefox, and Chrome.

Point each at new.redhillcc.co.uk. Have each one running as a different type of user:

1) On one log in as Alex (password test123) who has the 'contributor' role, i.e. he can create moderated content (events, photos, reports).

2) On another log in as adewebb (password test123) who has the 'moderator' role (but not the contributor role).

3) Don't log in, so you are running as an anonymous user.