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In this live stream I intentionally ignored all the best practices for how to update from Joomla 3 to Joomla 4 - and of course broke my site in the process. I did try to fix it afterwards, but after a couple of hours realized that what had broken was that not all of Joomla 4 had installed. It was a fun experiment that taught me a few things.

 

 

 

  • Title: "(1) I Broke My Joomla Site Updating from Joomla 3 to Joomla 4! - 👀 Watch Me Work 131 - YouTube"
    - Transcript highlights:
    - The video is about updating a Joomla 3 site to Joomla 4 deliberately to break it and demonstrate how to fix it.
    - The speaker mentions having a vacation when Joomla 4 was released.
    - The speaker is using Akeeba Backup Pro to make backups of the site.
    - They create a subdirectory for the test site and upload a backup of the Joomla 3 site to it.
    - They use Kickstart to restore the site, but they mention the need to rename the Kickstart file.
    - The video also briefly discusses handling extensions and components during the Joomla update process.

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Here are some of the links mentioned in this Live Stream - and some others:

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Joomla Training Cohort â–º https://cybersalt.com/jtc

mySites.guru â–º https://mysites.guru

MigrateMe 4 â–º https://www.php-web-design.com/Joomla...

Stageit for Joomla â–º    â€¢ First Look at Sta...  

Backing Up Your Joomla Site with Akeeba â–º    â€¢ How to Backup a J...  

Better Frontend Link â–º https://regularlabs.com/betterfronten...

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Tim Davis is the founder and owner of Cybersalt.
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