Softaculous upgrading prestashop 1.5.2 to 1.5.3.1

[mrmessi]

When i login to the shop it advises me to upgrade to 1.5.3 but i already did this

 

Via Softaculous

it thinks im on 1.5.3.1

 

I did have some issues with update i had to delete a install file or something and then rename the adminfolder. Any ideas why the shop install still thinks its on 1.5.2?

 

Thanks

Store information

 

Prestashop version: 1.5.2.0

Shop URL: http://www.blahblahblah.co.uk

Current theme in use: default

Mail configuration

 

Mail method: You are using the PHP mail() function.

Your information

 

Your web browser: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:18.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/18.0

Check your configuration

Required parameters: OK

Optional parameters: Please fix the following error(s)

• magicquotes
  

List of changed files

Changed/missing files have been detected

Missing files (1)

• admin123660/themes/default/template/controllers/states/list_footer.tpl
  

[mrmessi]

BUMP

Please ignore the reply by brijesh-soft , anyone help?

[mrmessi]

Hey guys

 

Not much to go on

I installed the autoupgrade module and i think im going to use that instead of using the Softaculous upgrade method !

 

Backed up the site fully and will let you know how i get on.

[mrmessi]

Sorted this out

used the auto upgrade module named

1-click Upgrade

This was perfect......Always backup your entire site

Im now in a dilemma....at next upgrade should I NOT upgrade Softaculous and only use this module

 

Ill keep this thread open and let everyone know as it might help anyone whos webhost uses Softaculous.

[benjamin utterback]

Sorted this out

used the auto upgrade module named

1-click Upgrade

This was perfect......Always backup your entire site

Im now in a dilemma....at next upgrade should I NOT upgrade Softaculous and only use this module

 

Ill keep this thread open and let everyone know as it might help anyone whos webhost uses Softaculous.

 

I'm happy you got this solved and thank the upgrade module worked for you. Usually this method is preferred for more simple upgrades.