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==Error condition==
This error occurs when a new version of a add-on has been installed at some point and then has been replace by an older version of the same add-on.  
It seems that this error take place when [[upgrading]] under certain circumstances, and a module or a block in the older version is newer than the module contained at the newer version upgraded to.


the newer version of [[Moodle]] may adapt a certain [[plugin]] that isn't included at the previous version [[standard pakage]], but mostly widely used [[messages block]] for example at V2.0.0 whith is not standard at V1.9.x, and more likely for Moodle core team to adapt a certain version of the module not the last one. in this case the connotdowngrade error might happen.
In this scenario you need to determine what has caused this to happen:


==what to do==
* It might be that you've accidentally tried to install a version compatible with older versions of Moodle. In this case, check the Moodle plugins database for the correct version with your Moodle and install this
simpliest action is to remove the module folder and continue upgrading
* It could also be that the plugin is defective - in this case you should try to contact the plugin author, using the Moodle forums for example.
 
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Latest revision as of 17:53, 8 August 2014

This error occurs when a new version of a add-on has been installed at some point and then has been replace by an older version of the same add-on.

In this scenario you need to determine what has caused this to happen:

  • It might be that you've accidentally tried to install a version compatible with older versions of Moodle. In this case, check the Moodle plugins database for the correct version with your Moodle and install this
  • It could also be that the plugin is defective - in this case you should try to contact the plugin author, using the Moodle forums for example.