Reece

(Just posting to unsubscribe from this topic)

itthinx,

The issue was not that it did not upgrade, it did. I even went as far as removing the free version and installing pro and I still had the error showing.

My solution worked fine for me as I had just started using your plugin yesterday and did not have any data besides some general configuration.

Looking in my error log it was likely due to duplicate columns from the upgrade (failing?) not too sure. Either way this issue is resolved for me personally.

-Reece

ebhead,

Only solution I found was deleting the tables and re-configure the plugin.

If you are using the PRO version go to settings and select the box that says “delete all data on deactivation” and save the settings. Then de-activate the plugin and re-activate it.

If you are using free you will have to go into phpmyadmin and delete the tables manually.

-Reece

Ben,

Thank you very much for the quick and detailed response!

One last question. If we start with free, will upgrading to pro be easy?

I would assume it will be, but I learned to assume anything is not good practice lol.

Thanks!
-Reece

Wrong thread, sorry.