HTML Showing up on front end

[ampm11]

Can anyone explain why the HTML code is showing up on the front end when I have it formatted properly in the Define Pages editor?

http://www.abigailmiller.com/store/i...e=shippinginfo

Thanks!

[stevesh]

Yes. You need to upgrade to version 1.3.9h. That's a known bug in 1.3.9g.

[Ajeh]

NOTE: after you upgrade, as stevesh has indicated, then go do an EDIT on the ones that are goobered up and UPDATE/SAVE on them and they will be fixed ...

[ampm11]

Ok, I'll look into that.

One question: will the upgrade override or erase any of the work I've done in 1.3.9g? I assume no, but I wanted to ask. Thanks.

[DrByte]

The upgrade is simple: Replace the files listed in the changelog inside the /docs/ folder.
If you've not customized those files, then just replace those files.
If you HAVE customized those files, you'll have to redo those specific customizations in the new file when replacing it.

So, it will only "erase any work you've done" if you actually erase it yourself.

[ampm11]

The upgrade is simple: Replace the files listed in the changelog inside the /docs/ folder.
If you've not customized those files, then just replace those files.
If you HAVE customized those files, you'll have to redo those specific customizations in the new file when replacing it.

So, it will only "erase any work you've done" if you actually erase it yourself.

Do I replace ALL the files in the "store/docs" folder on my server with ALL the files in, what I assume (still downloading v1.3.9h), are files within a "docs" folder from the upgrade?

Or, do I replace ONLY those files in the server store/docs folder that are named "changelog..." (there are 15 of them) with the "changelog..." files found on the upgrade download?

Please clarify so I don't make a major mistake. Thank you!

[stevesh]

The /docs folder is just that - docs. there isn't really any need to upload them.

Open the changelog for 1.3.9h and make a note of the files in the list there. Those are the files you need to overwrite from the 1.3.9h files.