Store is seemingly running well after upgrade from 1.1.3 - and much faster. I’m running a fairly generic Magento, with just some modifications to the Modern template.
A few things are broken:
I’m trying to access Catalog-> Manage Categories and I get the following:
Warning: Mage_Core_Block_Template::include(/usr/www/users/mikej165/clients/blue-eyes/magento/app/design/adminhtml/default/default/template/store/switcher/enhanced.phtml) [mage-core-block-template.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/www/users/mikej165/clients/blue-eyes/magento/app/code/core/Mage/Core/Block/Template.php on line 144
When I attempt to go to System-> Cache Management, I see the following at the bottom of the page:
otice: Undefined index: name in /usr/www/users/mikej165/clients/blue-eyes/magento/app/design/adminhtml/default/default/template/system/cache/edit.phtml on line 59
the same happend to me and the solution was to install the package “magento-core/Mage_All_Latest” this package will ensure that all necessary packages are present. After that you have to choose update only for this package an all other core-packages will updated as well. The Reason in my case was that i upload the inital version by ftp. If you use the downloader to inital the first installation the package Mage_All_Latest is automaticly installed.
you can find this hint many times in this upgrade-forum.
Reinstalling adminhtml didn’t fix the problem on my system. I have upgraded everything to the latest, with the exception of the Interface_Frontend_Default_Modern, because I’ve made changes to my copy of the Modern template and I don’t want it overwritten. Still, this should affect the stuff in admin, unless there is an unseen cross-dependency here.
So, I’m running the latest of everything, except for that, and I’m still having the problem.
Reinstalling adminhtml didn’t fix the problem on my system. I have upgraded everything to the latest, with the exception of the Interface_Frontend_Default_Modern, because I’ve made changes to my copy of the Modern template and I don’t want it overwritten. Still, this should affect the stuff in admin, unless there is an unseen cross-dependency here.
So, I’m running the latest of everything, except for that, and I’m still having the problem.
Just make a copy of Modern and call it Modern2 (for example) and then change the theme in Admin to Modern2, then update. See if that helps.