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15 minutes ago, Smokey-Rev said:

How do I do that?

In your AdminCP, under the System tab in the menu (the tab with the Cog icon that is active by default when logging in), click on Get Support, and then scroll down until you see an option to clear the system cache,

Could contain: Electronics, Mobile Phone, Phone, Texting, Text, Page, Advertisement, Poster

Could contain: Page, Text, Electronics, Mobile Phone, Phone

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That fixed it. However, in that section it says a file was modified, when I try to replace it, it still says the file is modified even after replacing all the files?

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6 hours ago, Smokey-Rev said:

applications/core/setup/upg_107640/upgrade.php

and i'm on 4.7.8.....

If you upload a fresh set of files from your client area, it will correct that problem for you.

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On 3/10/2023 at 3:04 AM, Marc Stridgen said:

If you upload a fresh set of files from your client area, it will correct that problem for you.

I've done that and it still persisted.....

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38 minutes ago, Smokey-Rev said:

I've done that and it still persisted.....

Go to /admin/upgrade to complete the upgrade process. Sounds like you may have applied a patch file but have not run the upgrader yet.

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4 hours ago, Jim M said:

Go to /admin/upgrade to complete the upgrade process. Sounds like you may have applied a patch file but have not run the upgrader yet.

Thanks! that fixed it 🙂

 

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