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// $Id: UPGRADE.txt,v 1.1 2008/06/25 20:29:50 wimleers Exp $ |
// $Id: UPGRADE.txt,v 1.2 2008/07/29 23:22:55 wimleers Exp $ |
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Upgrading (from Hierarchical Select 2 to 3) |
Upgrading (from Drupal 5 to 6) |
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1) Upgrade this module just like any other: overwrite existing files and run |
1) Upgrade this module just like any other: overwrite existing files and run |
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update.php. |
update.php. |
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2) Upgrade to jQuery Update 2. |
2) That's it. :) |
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3) Disable and uninstall the jQuery Interface module. It's no longer necessary |
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and in fact it's even *incompatible*. |
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4) If you're using Views, update to the Views 5.x-1.x-dev tarball of May 11 or |
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later, or apply this patch: |
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http://drupal.org/files/issues/hs_compatibility.patch |
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5) All modules that Hierarchical Select integrates with are split out into |
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their own module now! Go to admin/build/modules (Site building -> Modules) |
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and enable all the modules you'd like to use. E.g.: |
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- Taxonomy: enable the Hierarchical Select Taxonomy module |
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- Taxonomy exposed filters in Views: enable the Hierchical Select Taxonomy |
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Views module |
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6) One very special case: if you had been using Hierarchical Select for your |
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content_taxonomy CCK fields, you had been told to use the "select" widget, |
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Hierarchical Select would automatically override it. Well, that's no longer |
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the case. Now there's a CCK widget especially for content_taxonomy CCK |
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fields! Go through these steps: |
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- enable the Hierarchical Select Content Taxonomy module |
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- change the widget to "Hierarchical Select" for the fields on which you'd |
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like to use Hierarchical Select |
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