Upgrade from 1.0 to 1.5

[Scotmk]

Has anyone done this?

 

I saw this: http://extensions.joomla.org/component/option,com_mtree/task,viewlink/link_id,4223/Itemid,35/ any good?

 

WE have quite a few add-ons, mod/com, etc, and I dont want to stop these working, I would not do it to the live system ) but not sure where to start to amke it go smoothly (if thats possible).

 

Thanks

 

Scot

[rush_tech]

I'm sure SYSMAN will be along with a answer:)

 

I did a quick search at found this.

As for addons I have used Joomla 1.5 for my own website and you can run 1.5 in legacy mode to use the joomla 1.x addons:)

[Scotmk]

I'm sure SYSMAN will be along with a answer:)

 

I did a quick search at found this.

As for addons I have used Joomla 1.5 for my own website and you can run 1.5 in legacy mode to use the joomla 1.x addons:)

 

Eggsellent

[Scotmk]

 

I'm in no hurry to change over my school sites to 1.5 when 1.0.x does all I need.

 

I am not in to much of a hurry, but there is a couple of modules I have seen which look good, and would work well with what I have been asked to do, so I am holding them off for as long as I can, as I like the site as it is. but you know how it is, they will keep asking!!!!!!

[MkII]

the 1.5 backend is a vast improvement which is why my new site uses it.

[ChrisH]

Its API is a lot more friendlier as well by the look of it. I dabbled with it a bit and found my way round it fairly easy but the 1.0x stuff is hard going for me and I have only done basic stuff in it.

[alonebfg]

Just as a quick one on this the migration is not as easy as it seems I have just been doing the basic edugeek ones and even with all the addons it did not work. there was a lot of template editing and sql manual transfer but it is going well I my opion if you have a working site I would not upgrade yet to 1.5 but if you are starting a fresh have a go.