Hello, my name is Ricardo Garcia Zama developer and I am a member rocketTheam, as they are, the first time I was part of his club for a year and the cost was $ 60, which is the template Mixxmag, I found a mash black in the top of the template and the parameter file / templates/rt_mixxmag_j15/params.ini is not writable, I understood that it had the right to use domain for only three and this was the fourth domain and update my subscription to developer to fix this drawback, but now after the result is still the same, could help me please.
Thank you very much
Ricardo, the fact that your params.ini is not writable has nothing to do with your subscription.
It has to do with the file permission on your server. Your server probably and hopefully run on Linux with Apache and obviously MySQL.
There are at least 3 ways to fix this.
1 Via your control panel: depending on your host, you should be able to change file permission using the file manager.
2 Via your FTP client such as Cyberduck (on Mac) or Filezilla (on pc), you should be able, once connected to your server, to right-click on params.ini and change the permission. I could be under the "Info" button of that file.
3 using SSH, but that requires knowledge of the Terminal and the chmod command line. You can google "chmod command line" to find lots of tutorial. or simply use: chmod 755 params.ini within the template directory.
i suggest to put it back to 555 afterward.
for option 1 and 2 you should be able to have the "visual" representation of the chmod command. In which case you should make sure the "write" option for the "owner" is "ticked".
when you log in via ftp or control panel, you are actually logged in as the owner of the files and directory in terms of linux permission.
for security measure it's often seen to have files loosing the write permission when uploaded on certain host. Which is not a bad thing at all, but can become tricky if you don't know about it.
voila! i hope that will help you.
cheers
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, L. Da Vinci
Thank you very much, bobthebob, that I did from the beginning, but now is not what it could do is to remove the black line at the top of the page, which says that all rights reserved RocketTheme so you can see here leave a image file.
interesting, i did not play with that template yet, but what module position is showing there?
have looked at the source code of the page that shows that error?
it almost looks like a typical footer info. do you have a direct link?
have you tried reinstalling the template or simply first with a different RT template to see if it will do the same, if does not, it means there is a something wrong with that one.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, L. Da Vinci
Yes it will change the file attributes, right-click with your FTP client on the file to see the changes.
Joomla may still say that the file is unwritable but that is wrong.
Please reply with a direct link to the issue & create a new thread for each new issue.
A template is only as good as the content that goes into it - DanG
can you describe exactly how you tried to change the file permissons through your ftp program?
please note, the permission can NOT be changed in the admin panel.
hi ricardo,
do you have a link to your site so we can take a look?
maybe it is best to contact your host and to tell them that you are having problems to change your file permissions. in any way, you should have access to your files and be allowed to change the attributes as needed. they are the only ones who can help you with this issue.