I am having an issue the last day or so where I am getting the "Jomsocial update available" in the toolbar of my Joomla installation. However, when I go into the native Jomsocial CPL it says I'm up to date:
Hello Steve
JomSocial 3.1.0.1 has been released. Please allow our cloud server up to several hours to update itself with nev version info.
meanwhile, you can download the version 3.1.0.1 from your account.
Just a recommendation: please consider labeling the downloads with the version number so we know that there is actually a new version. Right now it is just "Jomsocial Professional" so there is no way to know there is an actual new version.Sinisa wrote: Hello Steve
JomSocial 3.1.0.1 has been released. Please allow our cloud server up to several hours to update itself with nev version info.
meanwhile, you can download the version 3.1.0.1 from your account.
Hello Steve
There are some limitations in our cart system that does not allow us to use version numbers in download file name :(
Well try to tackle this in the future.
Thanks
Understood. Perhaps simply a label on the "My Downloads" page that says "This is version XXX" when the user goes to get it?Sinisa wrote: Hello Steve
There are some limitations in our cart system that does not allow us to use version numbers in download file name :(
Well try to tackle this in the future.
Thanks
Well basically when plugin pops out that there is a new version, it simply means there is a newer version than one youre using.
Plugin uses xml file to check for new version (for compatibility reasons with old jomsocial versions) while component uses plain txt file so it can happen that those are not always synced at the same time, or txt got cached somewhere, but usually in less than 24h they will be synced.
Bottom line, whenever there is a new version information, it means simply that new version is available.
Today I get the popup in my Joomla CPL that says there is a Jomsocial update available.Sinisa wrote: Well basically when plugin pops out that there is a new version, it simply means there is a newer version than one youre using.
Plugin uses xml file to check for new version (for compatibility reasons with old jomsocial versions) while component uses plain txt file so it can happen that those are not always synced at the same time, or txt got cached somewhere, but usually in less than 24h they will be synced.
Bottom line, whenever there is a new version information, it means simply that new version is available.
Hi Steve
I think i already replied you here :)
Sinisa wrote: Well basically when plugin pops out that there is a new version, it simply means there is a newer version than one youre using.
Plugin uses xml file to check for new version (for compatibility reasons with old jomsocial versions) while component uses plain txt file so it can happen that those are not always synced at the same time, or txt got cached somewhere, but usually in less than 24h they will be synced.
Bottom line, whenever there is a new version information, it means simply that new version is available.
I understand this mechanism, but I have never seen an extension that has a lag like this. The system plugin knows there is an updated, but the component itself does not?Sinisa wrote: Hi Steve
I think i already replied you here :)
Sinisa wrote: Well basically when plugin pops out that there is a new version, it simply means there is a newer version than one youre using.
Plugin uses xml file to check for new version (for compatibility reasons with old jomsocial versions) while component uses plain txt file so it can happen that those are not always synced at the same time, or txt got cached somewhere, but usually in less than 24h they will be synced.
Bottom line, whenever there is a new version information, it means simply that new version is available.
Its because several factor affect this behavior
1. We use CDN which sometimes deliver content at different times to different parts of the universe :)
2. There are old update text file and new xml update file format. Plugin uses xml, and compnent uses text file, hence the difference sometimes.