Joomla! Documentation - User contributions [en]

Installing an extension

2012-02-03T00:08:47Z

Prazgod:

<noinclude>{{redirectstohere|How do you install an extension?}}</noinclude>

Before starting it always is wise to read the documentation associated with an extension. Most extensions have homepages and forums, and it is a good idea to look at them first. If there is a README file included with the extension, you should read it.

For most extensions and most users, the procedure will be:

* Download the extension to your local machine as a zip file package.
* From the backend of your Joomla site (administration) select Extensions -> Install/Uninstall.
* Click the Browse button and select the extension package on your local machine.
* Click the Upload File & Install button.
* Some extensions may provide further instructions on installation.
* Note that modules and plugins must be enabled before they will work.

There are some situations in which this procedure will not work.

Sometimes you need to unzip the file locally prior to installing. 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. After unzipping try installing the individual items. Note that the files you upload using the installer still need to be zipped.

Sometimes you cannot use the automated installer. For example, very large extensions may exceed the maximum upload size allowed by your host.

Also, If you see an error like this:

<pre>Warning: is_dir() [function.is-dir]: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/) is not within the allowed path(s): ...</pre>

this is because of a restriction of your hosting account which leads Joomla! to try to check if the root directory exists. You will not be able to use the automated installer.

==Manual Installation==

First, unzip all of the files locally. Then transfer the files (using FTP) to a folder in the install directory (for example /public_html/tmp/RANDOMSTRING/installme/) for the type of extension you are installing. Then use the installer, but select "install from directory" indicating the correct folder name. This folder name should be an absolute path from the root of the filesystem.
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Why shouldn't you use PHP safe mode?

2011-11-11T01:14:29Z

Prazgod: spelling mistake

'''Overview'''

Enabling safe_mode is not needed if other reasonable security precautions are followed. Using safe_mode for web site security is a poor compromise in a bad situation. It may make sense in some situations, but there is almost always a better way. Because safe_mode in some sense only gives the illusion of safety, it will be removed from PHP starting with version 5.3.0.

The Joomla! core works fine with or without PHP safe_mode. The one exception to this rule is the installation script. This is because safe_mode, by design, turns off the PHP functions that enable easy uploading via a Web browser. If you do use safe_mode, and need to perform installs via the Web browser, temporarily turn safe_mode OFF, and turn it back ON when finished.

Some third-party extensions may require the specific PHP functions that are blocked by safe_mode. Such extensions should be carefully evaluated to be sure you understand exactly why they require such powerful and potentially dangerous functions.

'''From the official PHP site'''

''"The PHP safe mode is an attempt to solve the shared-server security problem. It is architecturally incorrect to try to solve this problem at the PHP level, but since the alternatives at the web server and OS levels aren't very realistic, many people, especially ISP's, use safe mode for now."''
'''
More Information'''

# [http://us3.php.net/manual/en/features.safe-mode.php#ini.safe-mode Official PHP Manual: PHP Security and Safe Mode Configuration Directives]
# [http://us3.php.net/manual/en/features.safe-mode.functions.php Official PHP Manual: PHP Functions restricted/disabled by safe mode]

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[[Category:Upgrading and Migrating FAQ]]
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[[Category:Version 1.6 FAQ]]
[[Category:Version 1.7 FAQ]]

Why shouldn't you use PHP safe mode?

2011-11-11T01:10:31Z

Prazgod: safe mode is depreciated in version 5.3.0 and not 6 as previously stated

'''Overview'''

Enabling safe_mode is not needed if other reasonable security precautions are followed. Using safe_mode for web site security is a poor compromise in a bad situation. It may make sense in some situations, but there is almost always a better way. Because safe_mode in some sense only gives the illusion of safety, it will be removed from PHP starting with version 5.3.0.

The Joomla! core works fine with or without PHP safe_mode. The one execption to this rule is the installation script. This is because safe_mode, by design, turns off the PHP functions that enable easy uploading via a Web browser. If you do use safe_mode, and need to perform installs via the Web browser, temporarily turn safe_mode OFF, and turn it back ON when finished.

Some third-party extensions may require the specific PHP functions that are blocked by safe_mode. Such extensions should be carefully evaluated to be sure you understand exactly why they require such powerful and potentially dangerous functions.

'''From the official PHP site'''

''"The PHP safe mode is an attempt to solve the shared-server security problem. It is architecturally incorrect to try to solve this problem at the PHP level, but since the alternatives at the web server and OS levels aren't very realistic, many people, especially ISP's, use safe mode for now."''
'''
More Information'''

# [http://us3.php.net/manual/en/features.safe-mode.php#ini.safe-mode Official PHP Manual: PHP Security and Safe Mode Configuration Directives]
# [http://us3.php.net/manual/en/features.safe-mode.functions.php Official PHP Manual: PHP Functions restricted/disabled by safe mode]

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Category:Version 1.5.10 FAQ

2009-03-28T18:39:55Z

Prazgod:

Feed email undefined error

2009-03-28T18:39:33Z

Prazgod: /* undefined error */

==undefined error==

When upgrading from an earlier version, you might encounter "Undefined Variable: feed_email" warnings when viewing feeds or Global Config admin screen. This is because a NEW FEATURE was added to Joomla 1.5.10 and a new configuration var was added. To fix this, just edit and then resave your Global Configuration using the administrator console. This adds the $feed_email var to your /configuration.php file.

[[Category:Version 1.5.10 FAQ]]

Feed email undefined error

2009-03-28T18:36:09Z

Prazgod: New page: ==undefined error== When upgrading from an earlier version, you might encounter "Undefined Variable: feed_email" warnings when viewing feeds or Global Config admin screen. This is because...

Category:Version 1.5.10 FAQ

2009-03-28T18:29:03Z

Prazgod:

These FAQs are specific to the Joomla! 1.5.10 release. Only issues that are specific to this release will be listed here, together with suggested resolutions. Please add information to this resource. The Joomla! [[Bug Squad]] will watch over this page to ensure any new bugs are added to the tracker and resolved. Continue to use the Joomla! forums for support requests as this is not a substitute for posting there, but rather a common location for the community to gather release issues.

== undefined error ==

When upgrading from an earlier version, you might encounter "Undefined Variable: feed_email" warnings when viewing feeds or Global Config admin screen. This is because a NEW FEATURE was added to Joomla 1.5.10 and a new configuration var was added. To fix this, just edit and then resave your Global Configuration using the administrator console. This adds the $feed_email var to your /configuration.php file.

[[Category:Version 1.5 FAQ]]

Category:Version 1.5.10 FAQ

2009-03-28T18:27:57Z

Prazgod:

These FAQs are specific to the Joomla! 1.5.10 release. Only issues that are specific to this release will be listed here, together with suggested resolutions. Please add information to this resource. The Joomla! [[Bug Squad]] will watch over this page to ensure any new bugs are added to the tracker and resolved. Continue to use the Joomla! forums for support requests as this is not a substitute for posting there, but rather a common location for the community to gather release issues.

When upgrading from an earlier version, you might encounter "Undefined Variable: feed_email" warnings when viewing feeds or Global Config admin screen. This is because a NEW FEATURE was added to Joomla 1.5.10 and a new configuration var was added. To fix this, just edit and then resave your Global Configuration using the administrator console. This adds the $feed_email var to your /configuration.php file.

[[Category:Version 1.5 FAQ]]

How you reset an administrator password?

2008-10-22T14:15:18Z

Prazgod:

'''Introduction'''
Because passwords are stored using a one-way [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Password_salting "salted"] MD5 hash which prevents recovering the password, you cannot recover an existing password, but you can reset it to a new password by editing the password field in the database. In the following directions, you will set the password MD5 value to a known value and then log-in using the password that matches that value. Once logged in, you can change the password again using normal Joomla! user access screens.

'''Joomla! 1.0.13 Enhanced Password System'''
Initial tests indicate that the method described here also works with Joomla! 1.0.13 salt-enhanced passwords. This is because Joomla! automatically updates password data from earlier versions to the 1.0.13 format.

'''Directions'''

1. Use a MySQL utility such as phpMyAdmin or MySQL Query Browser .

2. Open the correct database and select the table, jos_users . (Change default table prefix, 'jos_' to your table prefix if it is different.)

3. Select the record (or table row) for your administrator account (The first admin account, created by default, has an id of 62).

4. Copy and paste a known MD5 hash, such as one of the samples provided with this FAQ, into the password field.
Warning: You must paste the password's hash value, not the password itself. You can use any of the following password = hash pairs, or create your own using one of the tools listed below.

password = "MD5 hash of password"
------------------------------------------------------
admin = 21232f297a57a5a743894a0e4a801fc3
secret = 5ebe2294ecd0e0f08eab7690d2a6ee69
OU812 = 7441de5382cf4fecbaa9a8c538e76783

5. Save the record.

6. Point your browser to your site and log as the administrator using your new password.

7. Once logged in, Joomla will convert your md5 hash to a salted md5 hash, but you should change the password again to one that only you know.

'''Generating your own MD5 hash from a password of your choice'''

Alternatively, you can set the password to a value of your own choice. Use tools, such as the following, to create your own strong hashed password. Use the above directions once you've generated a hash with these tools.

'''Online MD5 hash creation tools'''
* JavaScript MD5 - http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/
* MD5er - http://www.md5er.com/

'''Free MD5 utilities for download'''
* MD5 & Hashing Utilities - http://www.digital-detective.co.uk/freetools/md5.asp
* SlavaSoft HashCalc - http://www.slavasoft.com/hashcalc/overview.htm

'''Other MD5 tools'''
* There are many free online and downloadable MD5 utilities. Google "MD5 hash tool"

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[[Category:Getting Started FAQ]]
[[Category:Version 1.5 FAQ]]

How do you recover or reset your admin password?

2008-10-06T15:40:20Z

Prazgod:

If you know the email address that was used for the admin user, and you have made the "lost password" feature available on the front end, the simplest thing is to do is to use the "lost password" Front-end function.

If not, you will need access to the MySQL database. You have two choices, either add a new super administrator or change the password stored in the data base. To do this you need to go to phpMyAdmin (or use a similar tool) and manually edit the database. Before doing this ''back up your complete database''.

From phpMyAdmin, you can run this SQL query to create a new user known as <var>admin2</var>.

<source lang="sql">
INSERT INTO `jos_users` VALUES
(62, 'Administrator2', 'admin2', 'your-email@email.com', 'd1bb08b44909c038fe4e58e325180251:nHBaZ92t',
'Super Administrator', 0, 1, 25, '2005-09-28 00:00:00', '2005-09-28 00:00:00', '', '');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_acl_aro` VALUES (10,'users','62',0,'Administrator2',0);
INSERT INTO `jos_core_acl_groups_aro_map` VALUES (25,'',10);
</source>

'''You should change 62 in the above queries to something much higer than the number of users you have on your website else the queries will FAIL! '''

The password will be <var>admin</var>. Immediately log in and change this password and make any other changes to other admin users.

A second option is to change the password in the table for your admin user. The password is stored in the MySQL database jos_users table password column. (Change this for your table prefix if different.)

Open the table, find the row for your admin user, and then select that row for editing. The password must be hashed, you cannot simply enter text into this field.

Set the password to one of the known values shown below:

<pre>
- password = "this is the MD5 and salted hashed password"
------------------------------------------------------
- admin = 433903e0a9d6a712e00251e44d29bf87:UJ0b9J5fufL3FKfCc0TLsYJBh2PFULvT
- secret = d2064d358136996bd22421584a7cb33e:trd7TvKHx6dMeoMmBVxYmg0vuXEA4199
- OU812 = 5e3128b27a2c1f8eb53689f511c4ca9e:J584KAEv9d8VKwRGhb8ve7GdKoG7isMm
</pre>

Or you can use this [https://secure.phil-taylor.com/generate_password.php Secure Online Tool] to create your own salted hashes:

Paste the hashed password into the field, save the change, and log-in using the new password.
Immediately change your password to something more secure!

[[Category:FAQ]]
[[Category:Administration FAQ]]
[[Category:Getting Started FAQ]]
[[Category:Version 1.5 FAQ]]

How do you recover or reset your admin password?

2008-10-06T15:38:08Z

Prazgod:

If you know the email address that was used for the admin user, and you have made the "lost password" feature available on the front end, the simplest thing is to do is to use the "lost password" Front-end function.

If not, you will need access to the MySQL database. You have two choices, either add a new super administrator or change the password stored in the data base. To do this you need to go to phpMyAdmin (or use a similar tool) and manually edit the database. Before doing this ''back up your complete database''.

From phpMyAdmin, you can run this SQL query to create a new user known as <var>admin2</var>.

<source lang="sql">
INSERT INTO `jos_users` VALUES
(62, 'Administrator2', 'admin2', 'your-email@email.com', '433903e0a9d6a712e00251e44d29bf87:UJ0b9J5fufL3FKfCc0TLsYJBh2PFULvT',
'Super Administrator', 0, 1, 25, '2005-09-28 00:00:00', '2005-09-28 00:00:00', '', '');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_acl_aro` VALUES (10,'users','62',0,'Administrator2',0);
INSERT INTO `jos_core_acl_groups_aro_map` VALUES (25,'',10);
</source>

The password will be <var>admin</var>. Immediately log in and change this password and make any other changes to other admin users.

A second option is to change the password in the table for your admin user. The password is stored in the MySQL database jos_users table password column. (Change this for your table prefix if different.)

Open the table, find the row for your admin user, and then select that row for editing. The password must be hashed, you cannot simply enter text into this field.

Set the password to one of the known values shown below:

<pre>
- password = "this is the MD5 hashed password"
------------------------------------------------------
- admin = 433903e0a9d6a712e00251e44d29bf87:UJ0b9J5fufL3FKfCc0TLsYJBh2PFULvT
- secret = d2064d358136996bd22421584a7cb33e:trd7TvKHx6dMeoMmBVxYmg0vuXEA4199
- OU812 = 5e3128b27a2c1f8eb53689f511c4ca9e:J584KAEv9d8VKwRGhb8ve7GdKoG7isMm
</pre>

Or you can use this [https://secure.phil-taylor.com/generate_password.php Secure Online Tool] to create your own salted hashes:

Paste the hashed password into the field, save the change, and log-in using the new password.
Immediately change your password to something more secure!

[[Category:FAQ]]
[[Category:Administration FAQ]]
[[Category:Getting Started FAQ]]
[[Category:Version 1.5 FAQ]]

How do you recover or reset your admin password?

2008-10-06T15:37:49Z

Prazgod:

If you know the email address that was used for the admin user, and you have made the "lost password" feature available on the front end, the simplest thing is to do is to use the "lost password" Front-end function.

If not, you will need access to the MySQL database. You have two choices, either add a new super administrator or change the password stored in the data base. To do this you need to go to phpMyAdmin (or use a similar tool) and manually edit the database. Before doing this ''back up your complete database''.

From phpMyAdmin, you can run this SQL query to create a new user known as <var>admin2</var>.

<source lang="sql">
INSERT INTO `jos_users` VALUES
(62, 'Administrator2', 'admin2', 'your-email@email.com', '433903e0a9d6a712e00251e44d29bf87:UJ0b9J5fufL3FKfCc0TLsYJBh2PFULvT',
'Super Administrator', 0, 1, 25, '2005-09-28 00:00:00', '2005-09-28 00:00:00', '', '');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_acl_aro` VALUES (10,'users','62',0,'Administrator2',0);
INSERT INTO `jos_core_acl_groups_aro_map` VALUES (25,'',10);
</source>

The password will be <var>admin</var>. Immediately log in and change this password and make any other changes to other admin users.

A second option is to change the password in the table for your admin user. The password is stored in the MySQL database jos_users table password column. (Change this for your table prefix if different.)

Open the table, find the row for your admin user, and then select that row for editing. The password must be hashed, you cannot simply enter text into this field.

Set the password to one of the known values shown below:

<pre>
- password = "this is the MD5 hashed password"
------------------------------------------------------
- admin = 433903e0a9d6a712e00251e44d29bf87:UJ0b9J5fufL3FKfCc0TLsYJBh2PFULvT
- secret = d2064d358136996bd22421584a7cb33e:trd7TvKHx6dMeoMmBVxYmg0vuXEA4199
- OU812 = 5e3128b27a2c1f8eb53689f511c4ca9e:J584KAEv9d8VKwRGhb8ve7GdKoG7isMm
</pre>

Or you can use this [link https://secure.phil-taylor.com/generate_password.php Secure Online Tool] to create your own salted hashes:

Paste the hashed password into the field, save the change, and log-in using the new password.
Immediately change your password to something more secure!

[[Category:FAQ]]
[[Category:Administration FAQ]]
[[Category:Getting Started FAQ]]
[[Category:Version 1.5 FAQ]]

Talk:How do you recover or reset your admin password?

2008-10-06T15:35:00Z

Prazgod: /* Worked for me */

I think this will not work anymore, because in Joomla 1.5 an additional $salt parameter is used to encrypt the password. In the usertable the password is stored in the format:

<source lang="php">
$encript:$salt
</source>

so simple md5 hashed passwords will not work anymore...

== Worked for me ==

It worked for me when I tested it. [[User:Dextercowley|Mark Dexter]] 15:08, 4 October 2008 (EDT)

== md5 CAN Be used in Joomla 1.5.7 ==

Trust me :-) You can put in an md5 in the database as the password, When that user tries to login Joomla will notice that the password is md5 hashed and will then UPGRADE that password to a SALTED password, saving the result back to the database - thats why it works :-) [[User:Prazgod|Phil Taylor]]

Joomla secrets

2008-09-27T19:28:45Z

Prazgod: /* Why is the userid of the first user of a Joomla website 62? */

This Joomla secrets page lists some Joomla trivia that is neither really a secret, nor well known.

== How many articles can a Joomla! website contain? ==

Yes, there is a limitation to the number of articles a default Joomla! website can store: just over 4 billion articles.

Technical background: All articles are stored in a MySQL database, in a table called <code>jos_contents</code>. Every article has its unique ID, which is stored in the <code>ID</code> field. The <code>ID</code> field is of field type INT(11) unsigned. The highest number that can be stored in an INT(11) unsigned field, and hence the maximum ID that can be used, is 4,294,967,295. So, the maximum number of articles that a Joomla! website can contain is 4,294,967,295.

== How to show the module positions of a Joomla website? ==

Add the parameter ?tp=1 behind the URL, e.g. http://www.joomla.org/?tp=1

'''Technical background info:''' this functionality can be found as "function mosLoadModules" in /includes/frontend.php (Joomla 1.0.15, line 122).

According to the comments, the following parameters can be used: 0=normal, 1=horiz, -1=no wrapper.

== How to create an "article sticky" on the Front Page? ==

Articles assigned to the Front Page will be added on top of the existing Front Page articles.

To prevent manual ordering every time a new article is added to the Front Page, it's possible to create a sticky:
*goto the [[Screen.frontpage.15|Front Page Manager]]
*give the article that should stay on top a negative ordering (e.g. -1).
New added Front Page articles will be placed underneath it.

== How to get all your domains traffic to the same URL? ==

Some sites can be visited through both www.example.com and example.com. Joomla's 1.0.x WYSIWYG editor only works well with the method specified in $mosConfig_live_site in configuration.php. To force all traffic to www.example.com at an Apache webserver, you can add some code to the .htaccess configuration override file:
<source lang="apache">RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^yoursite\.com [NC]
RewriteRule (.*) http://www.yoursite.com/$1 [R=301,L]</source>

If you are unable to make changes to the .htaccess file then consider using an [http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f=501&t=278365 SEO canonicalisation plugin] instead.

== How to give the WYSIWYG editor a white background? ==

The WYSIWYG editor at a site with a coloured background will probably have the same coloured background. To solve, put some CSS code in your template's CSS file: template_css.css
<source lang="css">.mceContentBody {
text-align: left;
background: #FFF none;
font: normal 11px Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
}</source>

== Why is the userid of the first user of a Joomla website 62? ==
Since the beginning new installed Joomla (and Mambo) websites always start with user id=62 (in the user table jos_user). So why does it not start with id=1? If you believe in [[wikipedia:Numerology|Numerology]] then the following calculation explains it all:
<source lang="text">
a d m i n i s t r a t o r
1 + 4 + 13 + 9 + 14 + 9 + 19 + 20 + 18 + 1 + 20 + 15 + 18 =
1 + 4 + 4 + 9 + 5 + 9 + 1 + 2 + 9 + 1 + 2 + 6 + 9 = 62</source>
If you believe in Mathematics then you would note that the calculation above should in fact result in 8. And for the ones who don't believe all of the above: it's a legacy issue and nobody seems to know the real reason...

edit: One person who should know, Andrew Eddie, has blogged about [http://jxtended.com/news/company/76-the-mystery-behind-user-id-62.html the Mystery behind User ID 62]

== How to show all published content from a Joomla 1.0.x site? ==

With the Joomla's 1.0.x Search functionality it's possible to show all published sections, categories, articles, weblinks, newsfeeds with one search: Use as keyword %%% (three percent signs in a row) as wild card. Joomla 1.5.x does not accept the % as wild card.

== How to have a single login for multiple clients in Joomla 1.0.x ? ==
Before Joomla 1.0.8 due to a problem in the session implementation it was possible to login with one username simultaneously multiple times. In Joomla 1.0.8 a more secure session management was introduced which made it impossible to use the same login account more then once at a time. However, a 'hidden' feature was implemented: "demo site" which allows multi-login with the same account. In order to accomplish that you'll need to change the '''var $SITE''' value in '''/includes/version.php''' from 1 into 0.
<source lang="php">
/** @var string Whether site is a production = 1 or demo site = 0 */
var $SITE = 1;</source>

== How can a visitor switch layout templates in the front-end of a Joomla 1.0.x site ? ==
Add '''index.php?jos_change_template=some_template_name''' behind the URL of a Joomla 1.0.x site to switch the template in your browser. The template will only be changed in your own browser, it only works in 1.0.x and you need to know the name of the template (rhuk_solarflare_ii and madeyourweb are default 1.0.x templates!).

See alternative versions of www.joomla.org:
* in rhuk_solarflare_ii: [http://www.joomla.org/index.php?jos_change_template=rhuk_solarflare_ii http://www.joomla.org/index.php?jos_change_template=rhuk_solarflare_ii]
* in madeyourweb: [http://www.joomla.org/index.php?jos_change_template=madeyourweb http://www.joomla.org/index.php?jos_change_template=madeyourweb]
* back in the original Joomla layout: [http://www.joomla.org/index.php?jos_change_template=joomla http://www.joomla.org/index.php?jos_change_template=joomla] (or delete the site's cookie on your computer)

'''Note:''' the jos_change_template information is stored as cookie on your local PC. Restarting your browser or emptying your browser cache won't restore the "original" template in your browser; you'll need to delete the site's cookie or manually "jos_change_template" the original template name to revert back to the original template.

'''Technical background info:''' this functionality can be found as "TemplateChooser Start" in /includes/joomla.php (Joomla 1.0.15, line 1270).

Pizza Bugs and Fun 2/Contributors List

2008-08-23T12:08:00Z

Prazgod:

<noinclude>If you made a contribution to the documentation held on this site, please feel free to add your name below. Please consider adding your real name in addition to your nickname. You may, optionally, include a link to your website.</noinclude>

== Contributors to the second PBF ==

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* Matheus Mendes ([[Special:Contributions/bigodines|contributions]])
* Alessandro Rossi ([[Special:Contributions/Alexred|contributions]])
* Stefania Gaianigo ([[Special:Contributions/Ste|contributions]])
* Phil Taylor ([[Special:Contributions/prazgod|contributions]])

Pizza Bugs and Fun 2/Contributors List

2008-06-06T18:33:54Z

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