Upgrade issues - Class not found

[Keith Waldron]

Hello - hope someone can help - I just downloaded and updated my alloc install

• from version 1.7.4 to 1.8.2. I followed the brief instructions, went to the
  patch.php file, each patch ran with green check marks. I was then redirected
  to my dashboard where everything appeared to be fine - felt pretty good...
  however, I have 2 issues, both critical:

1 - Task - Task All tab - at the bottom after the Comments Block this error is
rendered inline:

Fatal error: Class 'auditItem' not found in
/home/username/public_html/task/lib/task.inc.php on line 1431 - I get the same
error if I try to save a task - although at the top of the page

2 - When I click on the Tools tab, the pages renders the Reminders link, but
then returns this error:

Fatal error: Class 'announcement' not found in
/home/username/public_html/shared/lib/db_entity.inc.php on line 885

These are new since the upgrade - Can anyone assist?

We happily use alloc daily for our small dev/support team, and I would like to
hear back from anyone who can help us solve this, thanks in advance!

KW - ITO

[Alex Lance]

Is this on windows or linux?

Did you copy the new source code on top of the old source code? Or did you
move the old source code away and replace it with the new source code?

What is the value of your php include_path? You will find it in the php.ini
file.

[Keith Waldron]

Thanks for your quick response -

This is on a linux server - cpanel with centos - fairly up to date I believe.

I moved original root contents source code into a sub-folder in the root -
then uploaded all of the latest version files to the server. I copied my
original alloc_config.php file to the root.

My path is:

include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php:/home/username/public_html/zen
d'

Thanks for you help.

KW - ITO

[Keith Waldron]

I was just looking through the code - I think there is a typo in the include
file - I changed it, and it resolved the first issue:

excerpt from audit/lib/init.php

require_once(dirname(FILE)."/auditItem.inc.php");

class audit_module extends module

{

var $db_entities = array("auditItem"

);

}

• note the ");" above

I changed this to:

require_once(dirname(FILE)."/auditItem.inc.php");

class audit_module extends module

{

var $db_entities = array("auditItem");

}

and the task all error is gone... I wouldn't have thought to find a typo in
downloaded code...

On to the next error - I appreciate any input you have - also - do you know
who we should report that small error to?

KW-ITO

[Alex Lance]

It's not a bug in the code. It's a bug in the version of PHP you are using.
What is the version of PHP?

To resolve your second error, the solution will be similar to the first.

[Keith Waldron]

I re-uploaded the files again - it appears that there were some files that for
some reason did not upload the first time - although I received no FTP
errors... After touching the file I mentioned above, and making sure all files
were available - the issue is resolved.

Thanks for your suggestions.

KW-ITO

[Keith Waldron]

Might have been a bit of a red herring here - either a few files were
corrupt/failed during upload, or were otherwise missing caused the issue - my
change of the file along with re-uploading fixed things up... now - on to some
fun with the new version... have to figure out customize timesheet reports:)

Thanks for your help!