When I install corals-utility module via command, below error occurs.
'Breadcrumb name "tags" has already been registered'
This name is already used at tag menu of CMS, you know?
How do I cope?
The current version of CMS module is 1.5.
Before installing utility module, when I tried to download and install version 1.7, the error occurs because Utility module is required.
What is the right order of installing module?
Now below modules can download and update for me.
Content Management System: 1.5->1.7
Settings Manager: 2.0.5->2.1.1
File Manager: 1.2->1.3
Base Foundation: 1.6.8->1.7.4
User Manager 1.4.5->1.5.3
Theme Manager: 1.5.1->1.5.5
Well, I examined how the installation of core and non-core modules can go well without error from the initial version of package.
I left memo here.
(This memo is as Initial seeding was finished.)
1) Update and install core modules except User module.
Though above installation, I told the concern.
If Utility module installs newly, some users might face problems like me.
Some user might need to install package again?
We are not sure why you have this case by most of our users were able to install it successfuly as new module because this module has even was release successfully
We always recommend using Module Manager command like
nao
laraship
have you downloaded Corals CMS module
The current version of CMS module is 1.5.
Before installing utility module, when I tried to download and install version 1.7, the error occurs because Utility module is required.
What is the right order of installing module?
Now below modules can download and update for me.
Content Management System: 1.5->1.7
Settings Manager: 2.0.5->2.1.1
File Manager: 1.2->1.3
Base Foundation: 1.6.8->1.7.4
User Manager 1.4.5->1.5.3
Theme Manager: 1.5.1->1.5.5
Core Modules should be updated first thing
Well, I examined how the installation of core and non-core modules can go well without error from the initial version of package.
I left memo here.
(This memo is as Initial seeding was finished.)
1) Update and install core modules except User module.
2) Install Utility module via command.
$ php artisan corals:modules –action=download –type=module –module_name=corals-utility
$ composer update
$ php artisan corals:modules –action=install –type=module –module_name=corals-utility
3) Install and update User module.
4) install and update Form Builder or Content Management System modules.
Though above installation, I told the concern.
If Utility module installs newly, some users might face problems like me.
Some user might need to install package again?