Oke, I know that the problem is over in Joomla 1.1, but is it not possible to install the plugins manual??

probably man,

but as for me, i have a client in safe mode, and was unable to install components, even manually.

So i do it locally, then "push" it to the server.

Try to ask your hosting company to disable the safe mode - my client's one said "no way for security reasons"

my advice : do it the way i do*, and change to Joomla 1.1 then.

Silexian

* : it take some time, yes... FTP is slow.

How do I do it Locally?

Is there any other way to install language without installing it as a plugin? Except for translating the english file of course...

@fredde75 : i have a local server on windows (ex : easyphp.org) and i'm working locally for installing/uploading things.

Then, in production, it's online. But if i want to install some more things, ... FTP, i use

silexian wrote:

@fredde75 : i have a local server on windows (ex : easyphp.org) and i'm working locally for installing/uploading things.

Then, in production, it's online. But if i want to install some more things, ... FTP, i use

Do I have to create tables in phpMyAdmin to get this to work? Should I install both webserver and mySQLserver locally (on my computer) and install the components there, antd then, somehow, transfer all files to my webserver...? I'm a newbie when it comes to databases...