Theme Joomla Templates

LumoMongo replied Possible Javascript conflicts

I am sorry the template is not working for you, but if you do a fresh install of Joomla 1.5 all the features do work out of the box… I have just tested it here... When JavaScript conflicts, it is not always the fault of the template provider – it takes 2 things to conflict

Please understand that we obviously cannot guarantee that there will be no java conflicts with your JavaScript, as we do not know what scripts or variables you are using and cannot account for the thousands of PHP Java Scripts out there, however we use the latest MooTools and jQuery libraries which are quite common and should not be a problem.

We have a strong support center, and will do all we can to get you up and running, if we cannot get the template to what it is advertised as, then we will refund you your money.

It seems (if you view the CSS on your site) that there is a permissions/JavaScript error on the template variable files/folders… could you check that your template folder files/folders are all readable by the server? And, to make things easier, could you mail/supply me with a super admin login and I will sort it out myself.

Any conflicts we find and fix will be built into our templates so that they do not occur again!

Edit: Can you have a look for this file please, and make sure that it is read / writable as I cannot see it on my side...

http://isourcelists.com/joomla/templates/fusionlite/css/tjcontrols.css.php

girljinbink replied Uploaded

it's uploaded and my ftp program says it's read/writable/executable (777).

LumoMongo replied It was hosting permissions

After a lengthly search...this problem turned out to be the hosting permissions! Specifically for this ISP (Site Ground) we noted that you have to set the template (or any script files) folders and files to CHMOD 755 - as this will give the correct permissions and avoid nasty 404 and 500 errors!

A key thing to note here, after installing a Theme Joomla release if it does not work, let us know we will help you out, but in the meantime make sure that all the files and folders are accessible by the site, and that you have no java errors.

LumoMongo replied Theme Joomla core and error reporting

Another thing to be aware of is your server error reporting level: A notice is a minor warning intended for coders / developers - and/or useful during debugging. Your servers PHP error reporting is set too high. It is a setting in your php.ini file:

Changing in the php.ini:

error_reporting = E_ALL

to:

error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

should remove this notice message, notice messages are only needed for debugging in development, and can safely be turned off on live sites.