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[cwalker3200 Friend cwalker3200Join date: June 2008Posts: 13Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 6]

#129900

Please someone help me. I can’t upload the template because the file is too large. How to I solve this problem?

[cgc0202 Friend cgc0202Join date: August 2007Posts: 2244Downloads:0Uploads:3 Thanks: 206 Thanked: 262 times in 1 posts]

#254823

<em>@cwalker3200 60534 wrote:</em><blockquote>Please someone help me. I can’t upload the template because the file is too large. How to I solve this problem?</blockquote>

Hi cwalker,

What company is your webhosting service?

Are you referring to the zip file?

First of all, you do not upload the template. What you were supposed to do — if you already have installed a Joomla — is to use the Install feature in your installed (working) Joomla. There should be no problem doing this.

Are you just starting your website? If you are, and you seem to be quite new in this, I would suggest that you use the Joomla-JA Teline II QuickStart Kit. I nornally unpack the zip file. before installing just the Joomla-JA Teline II QuickStart folder from the unpacked kit.

There are a number of procedures here, to do this — including one by Hung (see sticky above). I have one posted for Joomla 1.0x-JA Teline II Quickstart. to which Menalto responded for his Joomla 1.5x-JA Teline II Quickstart. installation procedure.

Cornelio

[kashxo Friend kashxoJoin date: April 2007Posts: 605Downloads:0Uploads:21 Thanks: 11 Thanked: 78 times in 40 posts]

#254825

Maybe this should help. It’s not a good way but just try it.
You upload that template to your host, to folder templates/template_name
Then extract that template package.
Go to your administrator panel and go to template manager (or site templates in J! 1.0), refresh you will see new template appear. just select it and set as default.
Goodluck

[cgc0202 Friend cgc0202Join date: August 2007Posts: 2244Downloads:0Uploads:3 Thanks: 206 Thanked: 262 times in 1 posts]

#254857

<em>@kashxo 60557 wrote:</em><blockquote>Maybe this should help. It’s not a good way but just try it.
You upload that template to your host, to folder templates/template_name
Then extract that template package.
Go to your administrator panel and go to template manager (or site templates in J! 1.0), refresh you will see new template appear. just select it and set as default.
Goodluck</blockquote>

But, how can this be done kashxo, if his first problem is that he claims that the template file (zip???) is supposed to be too large, to begin with, already?

Cornelio

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