Joomla 5 is the current version. (v5.2.2) (https://downloads.joomla.org). Joomla 4.4.9 is the current J4 version (https://downloads.joomla.org/cms/joomla4).
Joomla 3.10.x is out of support (except through the paid long term support plan) and J4 support is due to expire in less than 12 months.
The Joomla Update component in 3.10 should detect the latest Joomla 4. If not you may need to change the 'update channel' to "Joomla Next". The update will walk you through it including update verification check to ensure extensions are compatible and also to check for minimum system requirement compliance.
It is best to follow the official installation instructions (and not installing via Installatron or any of the "auto install" tools typically available on web hosts).
Refer to https://docs.joomla.org/Joomla_3.x_to_4 ... _Migration and
https://docs.joomla.org/Joomla_4.4.x_to ... ep_by_Step
Quickstart packages are not recommended for anything other than testing since they may (1) contain an outdated Joomla and (2) contain outdated extensions or require separate subscriptions to use them. Quickstarts are essentially for self-hosted demos, and not for production.
In the FPA I noticed some PHP settings should be changed (in your web hosting control panel):
Max. Upload Size: 10M | Max. POST Size: 8M
Set these to at least 40M each. "Post Size" needs to be higher or equal to "Upload Size"
Memory Limit: 128M set this to 256M or 512M for reliable functionality.
For Joomla 4, PHP version seems fine (although 8.2 is recommended) and for Joomla 5, 8.3 is recommended. (Refer https://manual.joomla.org/docs/next/get ... uirements/)
Elevated Folder permissions (777) should be 755 per Joomla recommendations.
Code changes - are you referring to your own developed extensions? There's a lot to consider in that respect.
You may want to review https://docs.joomla.org/J4.x:Joomla_4_Developer_Manual and https://manual.joomla.org/docs/get-started/
Joomla 3.10.x is out of support (except through the paid long term support plan) and J4 support is due to expire in less than 12 months.
The Joomla Update component in 3.10 should detect the latest Joomla 4. If not you may need to change the 'update channel' to "Joomla Next". The update will walk you through it including update verification check to ensure extensions are compatible and also to check for minimum system requirement compliance.
It is best to follow the official installation instructions (and not installing via Installatron or any of the "auto install" tools typically available on web hosts).
Refer to https://docs.joomla.org/Joomla_3.x_to_4 ... _Migration and
https://docs.joomla.org/Joomla_4.4.x_to ... ep_by_Step
Quickstart packages are not recommended for anything other than testing since they may (1) contain an outdated Joomla and (2) contain outdated extensions or require separate subscriptions to use them. Quickstarts are essentially for self-hosted demos, and not for production.
In the FPA I noticed some PHP settings should be changed (in your web hosting control panel):
Max. Upload Size: 10M | Max. POST Size: 8M
Set these to at least 40M each. "Post Size" needs to be higher or equal to "Upload Size"
Memory Limit: 128M set this to 256M or 512M for reliable functionality.
For Joomla 4, PHP version seems fine (although 8.2 is recommended) and for Joomla 5, 8.3 is recommended. (Refer https://manual.joomla.org/docs/next/get ... uirements/)
Elevated Folder permissions (777) should be 755 per Joomla recommendations.
Code changes - are you referring to your own developed extensions? There's a lot to consider in that respect.
You may want to review https://docs.joomla.org/J4.x:Joomla_4_Developer_Manual and https://manual.joomla.org/docs/get-started/
Statistics: Posted by AMurray — Wed Dec 18, 2024 9:48 pm