[sl4y3r1980]

@shkhanal
But, is the autoinstaller is not provided, the new users cannot install their CMS into their websites... (like me... )

[sizzlefire]

Originally Posted by sl4y3r1980

@shkhanal
But, is the autoinstaller is not provided, the new users cannot install their CMS into their websites... (like me... )

What do you mean, you can install whatever script you need into your site, you just have to do it manually.

[sl4y3r1980]

@sizzlefire
I mean, if the autoinstaller is not provided on this webhosting, I can't install/make my website manually...

[sizzlefire]

Originally Posted by sl4y3r1980

@sizzlefire
I mean, if the autoinstaller is not provided on this webhosting, I can't install/make my website manually...

Why cant you install manually? Its simple. Oh, and the autoinstaller is provided...

[sl4y3r1980]

yeah... the autoinstaller is provided. And, I am only imagine if this webhosting, 000webhost, is not support autoinstaller feature... that's only...

[NetoBochas]

Joomla is suppoEted for sure, just get sure to upload it in the ZIP you download it from the official site, as if you upload it file by file, some may get lost in the transfer.

Then, you just need to follow the instructions provided with the manual.


Kind Regards.

[yeleyko]

Hello,

for example i am very glad that autoinstaller here does not install Joomla 1.5 as it doesn't have enough features (extensions,components) designed for it.
However it's a matter of taste, so I'm going to publish a short tutorial "How to install Joomla manually".
With this you can install any version you like.

[sl4y3r1980]

@yeleyko
I've viewed your thread, and this tip is useful for my site... thanks!

[sl4y3r1980]

@yeleyko
and I'll give you... +1 rep!

[yeleyko]

wow:-)
thank you so much!