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ssnapier
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USA
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 Posted - 05 August 2003 : 11:57:41
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| I started to run this script but it gave me a big warning about doing so without setting up the reccuring dates stuff. I already have the NON_recuuring dates mod working beautifully, but what else do I need to do prior to running this script? I thought the script was going to hook me up without anything else.... am I wrong? |
If freedom were shareware, soldiers are the ones who pay for it. |
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ssnapier
Junior Member
USA
126 Posts |
Posted - 07 August 2003 : 03:13:56
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| no answers here? I could really use the recurring dates thing, but I am afraid to run this thing until I know for sure it will work! |
If freedom were shareware, soldiers are the ones who pay for it. |
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goldfish
New Member
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Posted - 12 August 2003 : 06:34:16
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Originally posted by ssnapier
no answers here? I could really use the recurring dates thing, but I am afraid to run this thing until I know for sure it will work!
AFAIK there is a separate recurring dates mod that you will have to install either as a clean install, or with modified pages as provided by Red1, as well as running the upgrade script.
I believe the upgrade script only makes the changes to the databases of those of us who already have the non-recurring Calendar, so that installation of the new system doesn't wipe out existing information, and where applicable, migrate data to new tables etc...
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