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| − | == Overview ==
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| − | This guide is to upgrade the PT Blog v3.2 application. If upgrading from a lower version than v3.1, please follow the [[PT_Blog_Upgrade_v3|PT Blog Upgrade v3 Guide]] to validate your installation.
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| − | == Custom Element Updates ==
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| − | === PTBlog2 Configuration ===
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| − | Add the following field to the '''Blog Configuration''' tab of the ptBlog2 Configuration element:
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| − | #a Blog Configuration URL CommonSpot Page URL field
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| − | ##Field Name: blogConfigurationURL
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| − | ##Field Label: Blog Configuration URL
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| − | ##Type: CommonSpot Page URL
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| − | ##Properties:
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| − | ###None
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| − | == Application Code ==
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| − | # Renamed directory "/ADF/apps/pt_blog" to "/ADF/apps/pt_blog_v3_1".
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| − | # Renamed file "/ADF/apps/pt_blog_v3_1/appBeanConfig.cfm" to "/ADF/apps/pt_blog_v3_1/appBeanConfig.cfm.old".
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| − | # Downloaded the PT Blog v3.2 and exported into the "/ADF/apps/pt_blog/" directory.
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| − | == App Configuration Page ==
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| − | After the new ''blogConfigurationURL'' field has been added to the PTBlog2 Configuration element and the new App files are in place a Blog Configuration Page will be used to manage the ptBlog2 Configuration custom element.
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| − | # Create a new page called 'Configuration Manager' in the ''/webadmin/blogs/'' subsite from the webadmin template.
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| − | # In the main content of the page, add a Custom Script element.
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| − | # Enter the explicit module path for:
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| − | #* ''/ADF/apps/pt_blog/customcf/manage_configuration_header.cfm''
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| − | # Publish the page.
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| − | === App Configuration Update ===
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| − | After the new App Configuration page has been created:
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| − | # Go to the Blog App Configuration Manager and click the '''"Edit Configuration"''' button.
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| − | # When the configuration form opens, go to the '''Blog Configuration''' tab, then update the following field with the new value:
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| − | ## Blog Configuration URL:: ''{browse to your newly created Blog App Configuration page}''
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| − | # Then click "Submit".
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| − | == Reset the ADF ==
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| − | [[Reset ADF|Reset the ADF]] for the server and site.
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| − | == Site Level Customizations Review ==
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| − | This is only for reviewing the site level customizations in the "/_cs_apps/pt_blog/" directory, not in the ADF directory.
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| − | # Analyze the updated app code compared to the app customization code on your server.
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| − | ## Identify any customizations that you have made to the application code to make sure these are updated with any functionality.
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| − | ## Again, Beyond Compare is a good tool to compare the new and current file to identify the exact lines of code that have been changed.
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| − | ## This is important for components that have customized functions to the site level "/_cs_apps/". The best practice is to identify the function that have been customized and compare with the new app function to identify any updates. A good help is to check the function comment header to see if any updates have been made.
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| − | # Once completed, Reset the ADF.
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