Seeing as I haven’t been using FTP enough I decided to jump on the 2.2 release this morning only to find that it completely borked my install of K2. After much forum searching and plugin in tweaking that would result in utter breakage I decided to suck it up and try the nightly build of K2. Seems like things are back to normal. Well, relatively speaking.
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Saw 2.2 in the dashboard at the biblio this morning but I honestly don’t think I can be bothered at the moment…
Yeah, I would recommend wait listing it…
Known problem, fix here: http://getk2.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4143
Yeah, I implemented that fix and then had a whole pile of errors in the loop (lines 186 and 76 come to mind) which was discussed in the forums back in February and the solution was to use a nightly build.
[...] guess I was put off by the problems he mentioned and that lengthy list of things to do. Those steps look a lot more involved than they are though. [...]