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Upgrading in Increments

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Hello, I am using 7.01.04 presently, and need/want to upgrade. Is it necessary to do it in increments to be safe because I know 7.02 is structurally a little different? Lets say I do it incrementally, do I just copy the files/folders within the update package? I have read the "readme", and I am a little confused.

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Any "special" addons have you? If no - it's not a big deal.

But make a backup site copy as your first step.
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By add ons you mean? I have some infusions, some panels, yada...yada...

I always back everything up.

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Merged on Feb 15 2014 at 16:55:31:
Well, I am now upgrading in increments to be safe. I am at 7.01.04, and went to 7.01.05. It went ok, but I am now getting this:

Notice: Undefined index: serveroffset in /home/bn06/public_html/maincore.php on line 807

Here is what it referring to: Line 807 is highlighted in green.


// Format the date & time accordingly
function showdate($format, $val) {
global $settings, $userdata;
if (isset($userdata['user_offset'])) {
$offset = $userdata['user_offset']+$settings['serveroffset'];
} else {
$offset = $settings['timeoffset']+$settings['serveroffset'];
}
if ($format == "shortdate" || $format == "longdate" || $format == "forumdate" || $format == "newsdate") {
return strftime($settings[$format], $val + ($offset * 3600));
} else {
return strftime($format, $val + ($offset * 3600));



What do I need to change?
Edited by KRAZED1 on 15-02-2014 18:55,
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Switch off the user_offset usefield and switch them back to on.
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