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Migration JEvents from Joomla! 1.5.26 to Joomla! 3.5

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neville
  neville
  Friday, 10 June 2016
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Hello there,
I'm an engineering student doing an internship this summer and I was told to migrate their old joomla! 1.5 to 3.5 as well as their JEvents module.

I followed step by step the Joomla 1.5 to 2.5/3.x Migration but can't seem to make it work.
I did :
- upgrade JEvents to 2.2.9 on Joomla! 1.5 and got the latest version for the 3.5 site.
- drop all tables in the 3.5 database linked to JEvents
- i own the two database so i skipped part 3 (all boxes checked on mysql)
- no plugins so i skipped part 4 too
- my 3.5 Joomla! site is at http://xxx.net/v3.5 and my 1.5 one in http://xxx.net/v1.5
=> I changed define("NEWSITEPATH", "../v3.5";);

However, when I run upgradejevents.php I get two message boxes ('message successfully sent') but 3 errors :
- Notice: Undefined index: dbprefix in /home/glecam/public_html/stage/v1.5/upgradejevents.php on line 100

- Notice: Undefined index: db in /home/glecam/public_html/stage/v1.5/upgradejevents.php on line 101

- Notice: Undefined index: db in /home/glecam/public_html/stage/v1.5/upgradejevents.php on line 106

As well as 0 _Could not find template "isis".

What did I do wrong during the process ? Do you have any ideas how to fix the problem ?

Thank you in advance for your answers and I apologize for any mistakes made during this writting.
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carcam
carcam
Friday, 10 June 2016 11:50
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Let's see what happens then. Please add this code:



$config = var_dump($oldconfig);die('END');


After line 87 which says:



$config = JFile::read($oldconfig);


and you should see a prefix variable there.
neville
neville
Friday, 10 June 2016 11:00
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Thank you for your quick answer, my upgradejevents.php is placed in http://xxx.net/v1.5/ where all joomla! directories are as well as the configuration.php
carcam
carcam
Friday, 10 June 2016 10:52
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Where is your upgradejevents.php file placed? That error means the system is not able to find the old configuration file.
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