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| + | Update | ||
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| + | 1) All the modules installed (enabled/ | ||
| + | 2) The user can select modules from the list by marking in the checkbox and click " | ||
| + | 3) A confirmation page is shown | ||
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| + | Upgrade | ||
| + | 1) A list of modules are displayed for which upgrades are available | ||
| + | 2) The user can select which module needs to upgraded and clicks over it | ||
| + | 3) Case A : When the module does not have dependancies | ||
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| + | A confirmation page is shown to confirm with the user if he still wants to continue with upgrade. | ||
| + | If user still wishes to continue , a click on " | ||
| + | a) Downloads the zip package of the module | ||
| + | b) Deletes the module folder from mod directory | ||
| + | c) Extracts the contents of the package into mod/module folder | ||
| + | d) Executes those sql files in mod/ | ||
| + | e) Displays Confirmation | ||
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| + | Case B: When module is having dependancies | ||
| + | A list of those (dependancy)modules is displayed along with whether the current version of the module is compatible with the upgrade version | ||
| + | If the user still wishes to continue | ||
| + | The above a through e process is repeated for every module . \\ | ||
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