Are you using Upload and Update to update 4.4.9 or using Joomla's Update component to let it update your site?
Why not let Joomla Update install 4.4.9? Check your file upload limit and post limit (php settings) on your web-host (cPanel or similar). Increase them to 64M (Post limit) and 64M (file upload limit). The download file is not that big - 30MB.
You don't need to 'active' the FPA - just upload one file, and run it in your browser. (It's not an extension, it is a standalone tool to generate the FPA report to post the information into this forum).
The Joomla update won't overwrite anything provided through a third-Party plugin or extension. So that Helix plugin (I assume is the Helix Framework plugin) won't be touched. To be safe, what I would do is disable the Helix template and framework, and set the site back to Cassiopeia (just for getting the site updated to 4.4.9) then seek any new updates for Helix from joomshaper.com (or let your system detect and install it.).
Why not let Joomla Update install 4.4.9? Check your file upload limit and post limit (php settings) on your web-host (cPanel or similar). Increase them to 64M (Post limit) and 64M (file upload limit). The download file is not that big - 30MB.
You don't need to 'active' the FPA - just upload one file, and run it in your browser. (It's not an extension, it is a standalone tool to generate the FPA report to post the information into this forum).
The Joomla update won't overwrite anything provided through a third-Party plugin or extension. So that Helix plugin (I assume is the Helix Framework plugin) won't be touched. To be safe, what I would do is disable the Helix template and framework, and set the site back to Cassiopeia (just for getting the site updated to 4.4.9) then seek any new updates for Helix from joomshaper.com (or let your system detect and install it.).
Statistics: Posted by AMurray — Mon Nov 04, 2024 10:04 pm