[thelist] Multilingual CMS suggestion?
Roel Mulder
roel.mulder at gmail.com
Wed Feb 27 05:44:26 CST 2008
Thanks for this info. In the mean time I did find out I have a profile
at drupal.org, stating i'm member 3 years 4 weeks... so that was
probably the last time a version was downed, and rejected on either
hosting req's or functionality (or my failure to see the light).
As suggested we'll run a pilot with 5.7 looking at an upgrade in the
not too distant future.
This exchange started as a general 'which CMS does the trick'
question. I now have the idea any further requests are better suited
to be placed in the drupal forum, since we are edging closer to an
implementation of a specific cms.
Thanks again all, the list is such a helpful means to come to a
clarity where many options exist.
regards,
Roel
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 8:45 AM, Raoul Snyman
<raoul.snyman at saturnlaboratories.co.za> wrote:
> > The upgrade from 4.7 to 5.1 was a major one. Many 4.7.x site owners
> > didn't feel the need to upgrade and module makers continue to support
> > them with updates. There are still quite a few successful Drupal 4.7
> > sites coping up nicely.
>
> Our site, www.openlp.org, was originally done in 4.7, and has a number of
> contributed modules, like the i18n stuff, and actually upgraded VERY
> easily. I was expecting breakage, but there was none.
>
>
> > Personally, I find the best way to upgrade Drupal is by a complete
> > overhaul as you said. If you use just the basic package, upgrade might
> > be smooth, but that's rarely the way we use Drupal. It's the extra
> > modules we added and tweaked, that causes the hiccups.
>
> Very true. The Drupal project recommends you disable all contributed
> modules before upgrading. You'll probably want to do that and then install
> the updated modules after you've done the core upgrade.
>
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