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[migman Friend migmanJoin date: November 2010Posts: 21Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 9 Thanked: 2 times in 1 posts]

#158102

Can you just FTP the files?
e.g. To install ja_teline_iv:

1. open jatc_teline_iv.zip
2. click into “templates” folder
3. FTP the “ja_teline_iv” folder into the joomla templates folder?

This seemed to work with older templates.
Well I just answered that – “Missing jat3 framework plugin”…

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#369461

<em>@migman 211894 wrote:</em><blockquote>Can you just FTP the files?
e.g. To install ja_teline_iv:

1. open jatc_teline_iv.zip
2. click into “templates” folder
3. FTP the “ja_teline_iv” folder into the joomla templates folder?

This seemed to work with older templates.
Well I just answered that – “Missing jat3 framework plugin”…</blockquote>

With T3 templates (based on T3 Framework), you also need to “FTP” T3 plugin 🙂

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1. migman

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#369501

<em>@Don Lee 211944 wrote:</em><blockquote>With T3 templates (based on T3 Framework), you also need to “FTP” T3 plugin :)</blockquote>

Thanks for the reply!
I tried to install via:

1. Extensions > Install/Uninstall – ‘ plg_system_jat3.v1.2.2.zip ‘ . No good.
2. Install from Directory – -1 – An error has occurred. – Unable to create target folder

Can I FTP/copy the files to one of the /plugins/ subdirectories? I know this is not the correct way to do it….

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#369524

<em>@migman 212000 wrote:</em><blockquote>Thanks for the reply!
I tried to install via:

1. Extensions > Install/Uninstall – ‘ plg_system_jat3.v1.2.2.zip ‘ . No good.
2. Install from Directory – -1 – An error has occurred. – Unable to create target folder

Can I FTP/copy the files to one of the /plugins/ subdirectories? I know this is not the correct way to do it….</blockquote>

What is “No good”? Did you see any error message?

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#369558

<em>@Don Lee 212025 wrote:</em><blockquote>What is “No good”? Did you see any error message?</blockquote>

When I go: 1. Extensions > Install/Uninstall – ‘ plg_system_jat3.v1.2.2.zip ‘..
It says “Done” at the bottom of the browser.
However I can’t see the plugin at JoomArt Extensions Manager > Plugins.
I can see “JA Menu Parameters: To be used with T3 Templates supporting Enhanced Mega Menu. ” on the Plugin menu – is that the T3 framework?

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#369798

<em>@migman 212000 wrote:</em><blockquote>Thanks for the reply!
I tried to install via:

1. Extensions > Install/Uninstall – ‘ plg_system_jat3.v1.2.2.zip ‘ . No good.
2. Install from Directory – -1 – An error has occurred. – Unable to create target folder

Can I FTP/copy the files to one of the /plugins/ subdirectories? I know this is not the correct way to do it….</blockquote>

With your case, Please kindly check 2 things as following:

1) if you upload your project from localhost to live site, you should re-configure some php configure in the configuration.php file

[PHP]
var $log_path = ‘/home/www/SUB_PATH_PROJECT/logs’;
var $tmp_path = ‘/home/www/SUB_PATH_PROJECT/tmp’;
[/PHP]2) You need to make permission 777 for the cache folder, tmp folder

Note: You should not upload plugin by using FTP because joomla will not register your plugin in the database and so will not show in the list

Now, please try again

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#369934

<em>@tienhc 212388 wrote:</em><blockquote>With your case, Please kindly check 2 things as following:
1) if you upload your project from localhost to live site, you should re-configure some php configure in the configuration.php file
[PHP]
var $log_path = ‘/home/www/SUB_PATH_PROJECT/logs’;
var $tmp_path = ‘/home/www/SUB_PATH_PROJECT/tmp’;
[/PHP]2) You need to make permission 777 for the cache folder, tmp folder

Note: You should not upload plugin by using FTP because joomla will not register your plugin in the database and so will not show in the list</blockquote>

Understood. No FTP.
I am using Win7 64 bit. The folder permissions in www/logs and www/tmp
under Properties/Security/Advanced are:
Modify – Allow
read and Execute – Allow
List – Allow
Read – Allow
Write – Allow
… I think that is equal to 777.

I went to Extensions / Install/Uninstall
Selected plg_system_jat3.v1.2.2.zip
Install

I go to JoomlArt Extensions Manager / Plugins and:
Path is not a folder or this folder was deleted.
C:wampserver64wwwjaextmanager_data/plugin

jaextmanager_data only contains .htaccess, no subdirectories

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#370293

I have done a clean install of JA Teline IV to localhost. It is working.
There are a couple of error messages in the JoomArt Extensions Manager

1 Path to mysql cli is not correct!
Path to mysql dump cli is not correct!
General Settings
Local repository path: jaextmanager_data
Mysql path: c:wampserver64binmysqlmysql5.1.52binmysql
Mysql dump path: c:wampserver64binmysqlmysql5.1.52binmysqldump

2. Templates: C:wampserver64wwwjaextmanager_data/template
Path is not a folder or this folder was deleted.
jaextmanager_data only contains .htaccess, no subdirectories

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#370354

<em>@migman 213010 wrote:</em><blockquote>I have done a clean install of JA Teline IV to localhost. It is working.
There are a couple of error messages in the JoomArt Extensions Manager

1 Path to mysql cli is not correct!
Path to mysql dump cli is not correct!
General Settings
Local repository path: jaextmanager_data
Mysql path: c:wampserver64binmysqlmysql5.1.52binmysql
Mysql dump path: c:wampserver64binmysqlmysql5.1.52binmysqldump
</blockquote>

Please open the configuration page of JAEM, check your setting and hit to save button.
If you are not sure about these setting (mysql path, mysql dump path), please clear these field, then hit save button.
We will automatically detect these path for you.

<em>@migman 213010 wrote:</em><blockquote>
2. Templates: C:wampserver64wwwjaextmanager_data/template
Path is not a folder or this folder was deleted.
jaextmanager_data only contains .htaccess, no subdirectories</blockquote>

You should select “Joomlart Updates” service for extensions of Joomlart. If you want to use “local service”, you must upload files by our upload function.

Pls read our guide for more information about JAEM

http://wiki.joomlart.com/wiki/JA_Extensions_Manager/Overview

Best regards

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#370763

<em>@thanhnv 213086 wrote:</em><blockquote>Please open the configuration page of JAEM, check your setting and hit to save button. If you are not sure about these setting (mysql path, mysql dump path), please clear these field, then hit save button. We will automatically detect these path for you.</blockquote>

– clear these field, – done
– then hit save button. – done

Error messages:
Path to mysql cli is not correct!
Path to mysql dump cli is not correct!

In:
c:wampserver64binmysqlmysql5.1.52binmysql – mysql does not exist
c:wampserver64binmysqlmysql5.1.52binmysqldump – mysqldump does not exist

I created these subdirectories.
Cleared fields, saved. Same error message.
Had to exit the admin area, log in again, and then “Your setting is successfully saved“. Must be a cache thing.

I should be OK now
:-[

This might be something worth investigating – why JoomArt Extensions Manager working directories were not set up properly with a full install (from scratch) of JA Teline IV in Win 7 64 bit?

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