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edited Sep 11, 2015 at 12:34

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This type of thing is almost always an issue with a failed upload during the upgrade process. Those labels (cpmm whatever) exist because the language file is missing those entries in a PHP array.

EE language method replacement fails back to the array key when it can't find a key => val pair.

Did you make sure you followed the upgrade instructions exactly? Try reuploading your system folder. I chouldcould tell you the exact file if I was at my desk.

This type of thing is almost always an issue with a failed upload during the upgrade process. Those labels (cpmm whatever) exist because the language file is missing those entries in a PHP array.

EE language method replacement fails back to the array key when it can't find a key => val pair.

Did you make sure you followed the upgrade instructions exactly? Try reuploading your system folder. I chould tell you the exact file if I was at my desk.

This type of thing is almost always an issue with a failed upload during the upgrade process. Those labels (cpmm whatever) exist because the language file is missing those entries in a PHP array.

EE language method replacement fails back to the array key when it can't find a key => val pair.

Did you make sure you followed the upgrade instructions exactly? Try reuploading your system folder. I could tell you the exact file if I was at my desk.

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created Sep 11, 2015 at 12:23

jrothafer

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This type of thing is almost always an issue with a failed upload during the upgrade process. Those labels (cpmm whatever) exist because the language file is missing those entries in a PHP array.

EE language method replacement fails back to the array key when it can't find a key => val pair.

Did you make sure you followed the upgrade instructions exactly? Try reuploading your system folder. I chould tell you the exact file if I was at my desk.