Kevin Weiss

Hey Nathan, Thanks for the quick reply! After working with the hosting provider's technical support, we found out PHP extension nd_mysqli was enabled in PHP v7.4, but not in PHP v8.0 (by default). This appeared to be what kept me stuck on step #1 (of your advice). So, after enabling that extension in 8.0, I was able view the ACP again. Next, I was able to upgrade to Community v4.7.6 via the ACP upgrade screens. Then, I upgraded to PHP 8.1, but was not allowed to enable nd_mysqli this time because a warning message stated "nd_mysqli skipped as conflicting." However, the site and ACP appear to be working as expected, so I believe I'm good to go. Thanks all!

Hello all! My site is currently on Community v4.7.2.1 using PHP v7.4 with the hosting provider. After a bit of reading the thread above, it seems I should upgrade v4.7.3 first, then flip the switch to PHP8 (in Community and hosting provider), and then attempt to upgrade to v4.7.6. I found the switch on the hosting provide side (for PHP versioning), but I cannot find a link to download Community v4.7.3. Can someone provide me that link? Also, if you missed a couple of upgrades, is there a way to do incremental upgrades in the admin control panel?

Hello! I would prefer to have the context path for Downloads (in the Top Menu Navigation) to be /downloads/, instead of the default /files/. My understanding from support is this type of request would be custom. So, what's the best way to go about completing such a request?