![]() ![]() Then transfer the directory (using FTP) to a folder under the install directory (for instance administrator/components), appropriate for the type of extension you are installing (visible in its XML file, a line like will not be able to use the automated installer.įirst, unzip all of the files in a local directory (for instance com_installer). There is a restriction in your hosting account which leads Joomla! to try to check if the root directory exists. File(/) is not within the allowed path(s). Warning: is_dir() : open_basedir restriction in effect. For example, very large extensions may exceed the maximum upload size allowed by your host. Sometimes you cannot use the automated installer. ![]() Note that the files you upload using the installer still need to be zipped. After unzipping try installing the individual items. If you get an error saying that the file is not in the correct format, the need to unzip is a common cause of this. Sometimes you need to unzip the file locally prior to installing. There are some situations in which this procedure will not work. Note that modules and plugins must be enabled before they will work.Some extensions may provide further instructions on installation.Click the Upload File & Install button.Click the Browse button and select the extension package on your local machine.From the Backend of your Joomla site (Administrator) select Extensions â Install/Uninstall.Download the extension to your local machine as a.If there is a README file included with the extension, you should read it.įor most extensions and most users, the procedure will be: ![]() Most extensions have homepages and forums. Before starting it always is wise to read the documentation associated with an extension. ![]()
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