Hi,
I just installed the joomlawatch component and the module. I did not like it and unistalled the module from the module manager simply by trashing. But I was not able to uninstall the component folder item from the components menu. And i get the error, when i visit the ja-ext-manager:
JFolder: :files: Path is not a folder. Path: /home/depremetudu.com/httpdocs/administrator/components/com_joomlawatch/
JFolder: :files: Path is not a folder. Path: /home/depremetudu.com/httpdocs/components/com_joomlawatch/
please help me,
regards,
TomC
Moderator
Have you tried removing the respective database tables from within your phpMyAdmin?
no, it is very technical issue for me, i dont believe i can succedd it alone 🙁
TomC
Moderator
So you do not know which database tables are associated with this component? I am quite sure the component’s developer and/or Technical Support could advise you as to how to identify the respective database tables within your phpMyAdmin panel.
In the meantime, can you not simply disable the component and continue on with your website development?
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yes, i can contionue with my site development, it only annoys me, when it is still there..
i will contact the component support for this issue
Thank you.
kobenes
Friend
You shouldn’t remove your extensions from Module Manager or Plugin Manager or etc…
The only right way to uninstall an extension (component, module, plugin, template) is Extensions > Extensions Manager and then you can click on tabs (component, module, plugin or template) and you can check boxes to uninstall them and click on Remove button at the right top of the page…
When you remove a module from Module Manager, it doesn’t remove the module completly, it just remove it from the list of modules.
Otherwise you can not uninstall your extensions completly from your site and server…
Now you should go to phpMyadmin and from your database, you can choose tables for your component and remove them, also you can use FTP software to remove folder which belongs to the component (eg: /components/com_joomlawatch).
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problem solved thank you very much!!
<em>@kobenes 282328 wrote:</em><blockquote>You shouldn’t remove your extensions from Module Manager or Plugin Manager or etc…
The only right way to uninstall an extension (component, module, plugin, template) is Extensions > Extensions Manager and then you can click on tabs (component, module, plugin or template) and you can check boxes to uninstall them and click on Remove button at the right top of the page…
When you remove a module from Module Manager, it doesn’t remove the module completly, it just remove it from the list of modules.
Otherwise you can not uninstall your extensions completly from your site and server…
Now you should go to phpMyadmin and from your database, you can choose tables for your component and remove them, also you can use FTP software to remove folder which belongs to the component (eg: /components/com_joomlawatch).</blockquote>
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