Hi,

Welcome to mojoPortal! I am sure you are going to love it!

When you add content to a mojoPortal site, that content is saved in the database. Any images, flash or other media are saved to the \data\sites\[site number]\ directory.

To upgrade a mojoPortal site, all you need to do is download the new release, unzip it and then copy it to your server. Once copied to your server, you open the http://www.yoursite.url/Setup/Default.aspx page in your browser and the database gets updated. It is a fairly painless and straightforward operation. I host dozens of mojoPortal sites and (with the help of a nifty script I wrote) I update all of them in minutes.

For the best results, you should become familiar with the Upgrade Documentation before attempting an upgrade.

HTH,
Joe Davis

Hi Nitin,

The SQLite package does contain a database file so it is important to avoid overwriting it on upgrading. I've updated the SQLite documentation to clarify this.

The initial package for SQL CE also followed this approach, but the latest package (I just uploaded it this morning on Codeplex) does not include a database file in /App_Data. Instead, when you visit the setup page, if the file does not exist it will create it, but if it already exists it won't do anything and since the package does not contain the file, there is no risk of accidentally overwriting the database file during upgrades. I've created a new document Using SQL CE to explain it.

Hope that helps,

Joe