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Remember, that depending on the operating system, MX may require you to install extra components, such as Mono, not included in distribution, see [[Cumulus MX]] article for details. | Remember, that depending on the operating system, MX may require you to install extra components, such as Mono, not included in distribution, see [[Cumulus MX]] article for details. | ||
== Cautions to be aware of should you already use library software prior to installing MX == | |||
If you have been using Cumulus 1, you may already be using highcharts, jQuery, bootstrap, and other library software and you may have selected to load latest versions for maximum functionality. You might be enhancing what is provided with Cumulus 1, or you might use your web site for other purposes (not just Cumulus). | |||
If so, you may find Cumulus MX does not work correctly. This is because Cumulus MX uses obsolete versions of library software and the way it is coded means MX is not compatible with current versions. For Cumulus MX to work you need to ensure any loaded new versions of such software are not used by your browser when viewing MX admin interface or MX web pages. | |||
Equally, ensure MX obsolete versions do not stay loaded when you wish to view any of your web pages that use these libraries, as their functionality might be limited by the versions MX uses! | |||
== Files to copy from Cumulus 1 into where you are installing MX== | == Files to copy from Cumulus 1 into where you are installing MX== | ||