[trean] Re: Old bookmarks gone after update/upgrade

[Rob Rosenfeld]

Rob Rosenfeld wrote:

> Rick Emery wrote:
>
>> Quoting Rick Emery <rick at emery.homelinux.net>:
>>
>>  
>>
>>> I ran the upgrade scripts (2005-03-15_move_to_horde_share.php and
>>> 2005-03-16_fix_parents.php, in that order) and got my categories back.
>>> But clicking on a category produces the error "Fatal error: Call to a
>>> member function on a non-object in
>>> [path-to-horde]/trean/templates/bookmark/standard.inc on line 3". The
>>> error appears in a white box where the bookmark should be, not at the
>>> top of the page. The horde log shows this error:
>>>
>>>   
>>
>
>
> I just upgraded my horde framework, horde and trean to CVS and then 
> ran the 03-15 and 03-16 scripts in sequence with no errors. I get the 
> same behavior and message as above.
>
>
>> Okay, let me explain how I fixed it, and maybe that will give some 
>> insight into what happened in case somebody else is having the problem.
>>
>> I noticed that, after running the upgrade scripts, I had two 
>> top-level entries ("Rick Emery's Bookmarks") in the database. Old 
>> entries referred to the old root as the parent, and new entries 
>> pointed to the new root as the parent. The old categories were 
>> producing the error, while newly created categories worked fine. So I 
>> restored the datatree tables and, after examining/troubleshooting the 
>> first script, decided to comment out the "if" block starting on line 
>> 118 ("if (!$datatree->exists($owner)) {"). That prevented the 
>> "duplicate" root from being created, and when it finished, all of my 
>> bookmarks were there in the correct categories. The only problem was 
>> that "Rick Emery's Bookmarks" was at the same level as the other 
>> categories and there was no "root". Running the second script 
>> ("fix_parents") resolved that issue, and everything is working 
>> correctly now.
>>
>>  
>>
>
>
> I see the exact same results and behavior as above.  Old entries point 
> to the old root and new entries appear at the same level as my old 
> root bookmark folder.  Is Rick's fix above the only way to address it?
>
> I noticed something possibly related.  My old root was datatree_id 
>  1877 and the new 1878.  I have a subset of the records with group_uid 
> = horde.shares.trean where datatree_parents = :1877:1878.  That seems 
> like incorrect syntax from looking at the rest of the entries which 
> take a form of :1877:931:932.
>
> Hope this helps figure out what I did wrong or what's wrong still with 
> the scripts.
>
>


Has anyone else accomplished this update in a different way?  Or 
should I just not be upgrading?