Hi @welliott,
Thanks for sharing the info about the error message, and I’m sorry you’re having issues updated. The error means the X_View_Router class is getting declared twice. The class is in both X and Cornerstone, but there’s a gate preventing Cornerstone from declaring it unless X is not the active theme. Somehow Cornerstone doesn’t know X is active. I’m not sure why this is happening, but will do some testing to see if I can reproduce it.
Meanwhile, try this.
- Delete Cornerstone
- Update X to the latest version on automatic updates
- After X is updated, use the link in the dashboard to automatically install Cornerstone. It will be at the latest version
@mariarise, glad to hear you got things worked out. Thanks for letting us know!
@LucyKeile @cranium1 @declic57 @JayRozanski @Bark201 @Gingerfizz_Marketing @Bark201 Please try the steps above, and if that doesn’t work open your own thread so we can investigate each matter individually.
We know there have been some errors during updates but haven’t identified a root cause so it’s more helpful to see the problem in action before a site gets rolled back and we don’t have a way to investigate. We’ve been beta testing for the past few months, but inevitably when the release goes to automatic updates we run into some issues like this. With a complex ecosystem like WordPress, there are so many other variables and we can’t account for them all in testing. The good news is most of these issues are quick and easy to correct once we can identify them.