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- Go to Menu Manger: select a menu you want to add a sub menu item.
- From Menu Items, select the “New” button to create a new menu item.
- Menu item Type: Select-under Articles: we will use a Single Article Menu Item Type.
- Menu Title: Enter a Title for Sub Menu.
- Menu Location: Where it should appear.
- Parent Item: Select the parent item under which the new Menu Item will appear. This will make it a drop down Menu under that Parent Item.
- Save: Save you work.
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Step 1. Sort by Ordering
- Go to Extensions / Module Manager.
- Change the sorting in the Module Manager to sort by “Order” to be able to change the order. You can do this in one of two ways:
- Select “Ordering” in sort menu in the upper right
- Or click on the arrows at the top of far left column
Step 2. Drag and Drop to Re-Order
After Step 1, you will see that the modules will re-order themselves, grouped by module position, and dots in the order column will have turned black.
- Hover over the three dots to the left of the item you want to move. You will see a four arrow drag and drop cursor appear.
- Drag the module to place in the order that you want it within module position group. The row you are dragging will turn green.3. Release the cursor to drop the module into place. No need to save. It will show up as is.
Note:
You can not Drag and Drop outside of module position group.
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- Joomla's Content-Load Module plugin allows you to embed a full module position in your Article content using {loadposition} tags.
- Using Content-Load Module (Joomla 2.5) in Plug-in Manager.
- Enable Content-Load Module
- Open a Module that you will feature inside a Article.
- Make a copy of Module by clicking on the Duplicate Button in Toolbar.
- Set up the Duplicate Module position by creating a unique word for module position.
- Do not click on Select Position Button
- Position: at Position type you unique word for illustration purpose we us article
- You can gave you Duplicate Module a new Title.
- Select Show Title: Show or Hide
- Save Duplicate Module
- Select Toolbar Content - Article Manager
- Open a Article that you want to embed you new Duplicate Module.
- Place your cursor in the Article where you like the Duplicate Module
- Type this tag:{loadposition}Menu below is a example load module in a article
- Save your work.
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View Module Positions in a Joomla 2.5 Template
- Log into your Joomla Dashboard.
- In the top menu, under Extensions click Template Manager.
- In the top right, click the Options button.
- Set Preview Module Positions to Enabled and then click Save & Close.
- Click the Templates tab.
- Next to the template you would like to view the structure of, click Preview.
- Or you can type ?1=tp in the address bar http://yoursite.com/index.php?tp=1.
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Joomla Update Component Missing from Admin Menu
## Change to your database tables' prefix (inft_ , b18_ , oget_, zzz_, etc)
1: Find you Database Tables Prefix
- In Joomla Administratior System --> Global Configuration --> Server --> Database Tables Prefix
- If you use Admin Tools click on icon "Database table prefix editor" for your prefix.
2: Go to your Websit Hosting
- Got to Hosting Control Panel look for Database
- Click on your database sql type (MySQL or MSSQL)
- BACKUP DATABASE BEFORE PERFORM ANY UPDATE!
3: Open database with phpMyadmin
- Run SQL query
4: Open your database And run this SQL statement:
- ## Change to your database tables' prefix
UPDATE ##_menu SET component_id = (SELECT extension_id FROM ##_extensions WHERE
name = "com_joomlaupdate") WHERE title = "com_joomlaupdate"
5: It should update 1 row. If it show 0 row updated, it means missing the entry in the database #__menu.
- You should be abe to see Joomla Update in Joomla Admin Menu under Components.
5: If it is missing Run SQL query below
INSERT INTO `##_menumenu` (`id`, `menutype`, `title`, `alias`, `note`, `path`, `link`, `type`, `published`, `parent_id`, `level`, `component_id`, `ordering`, `checked_out`, `checked_out_time`, `browserNav`, `access`, `img`, `template_style_id`, `params`, `lft`, `rgt`, `home`, `language`, `client_id`) , VALUES (22, 'menu', 'com_joomlaupdate', 'Joomla! Update', '', 'Joomla! Update', 'index.php?option=com_joomlaupdate', 'component', 0, 1, 1, 28, 0, 0, '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 0, 0, 'class:joomlaupdate', 0, '', 41, 42, 0, '*', 1);
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This work for me.
- Download package to your computer
- In Joomla Administrator
- Go to install
- Upload Package File
- Browse to package on your computer
- Upload & Install
If that don't work try this upload extracted file to you server
- Create a folder inside "tmp" folder in tmp/your package name (using an FTP or file manager).
- Copy all the Extracted files to your server tmp/your package name
- In Joomla Administrator navigate to Extensions - Manager - Install
- Go to Install from Folder
- Type in the right path in form field tmp/your package name.
- Click install
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PHP upload size bigger than post size.
Add too your php.ini file
file_uploads = On
; Must be greater than or equal to upload_max_filesize
post_max_size = 100M
; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files.
upload_max_filesize = 100M
Maximum upload limits
The upload limit does not guarantee an upload will complete — only that it isn't rejected by the server.
Uploads beneath the limit can still fail because of:
Upload speed, which can cause timeouts from your PHP script or your browser
Your account's resource availability, which can cause large files to fail
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- Add to php.ini file in the root folder of your Joomla web site.
- upload_tmp_dir = /tmp
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Using your favorite editor, open configuration.php.
Joomla 2.5 look for
public $user = 'database user';
public $password = 'database password';
Change 'database user'; and or 'database password'; to new user and or new password
Save the changes
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Unable to Connect to the Database: Could Not Connect to MySQL
If during or after installation, you received "Unable to connect to the database" error, verify that you have entered your MySQL database details correctly. The installation script will not allow you to continue unless the details are correct. The error might be due to writing a password which doesn't exist: you are not expected to create a password for the database during installation.
If the failure occurs after moving your site to another host, check the following items of your configuration.php file. The normal database settings are the following:
var $dbtype = 'mysql';
var $host = 'localhost';
var $user = 'user_with_database_access';
var $db = 'the_actual_database_name';
var $dbprefix = 'table_prefix_';
The Most Common Reasons
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Sometimes you will see this message if MySQL has stopped running on your server. Your server administrator may temporarily turn MySQL off to run maintenance utilities. In such circumstances, your site will likely return shortly.
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Your database user has been deleted. If this is the case, you will need to recreate your database user with the same username and password that existed when you first installed Joomla. Use your domain control panel to administer this or contact your server administrator.
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Your database username or password has changed.
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