how to uplaod joomla ?

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    Joomla has 14000 files which will take a long time to upload

    my questions is that, can you upload .rar file to the server and then extract it there ?
     
    galaji, Dec 30, 2009 IP
  2. VisiGod

    VisiGod Peon

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    You can. You can also directly download the zip file from Joomla.org and then unzip it in your server.
     
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  3. JoeOFarrel

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    which host are you using? Most hosts with fantastico allow joomla installation in a couple of seconds.
     
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    if your web hosting is using softaculous you can install it on a couple click :p
     
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    yes, you can.

    why don't use Fantastico ? just some clicks and fill in the detail, and you're ready to go.
     
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    If you have SEO in mind, I have seen Fantastico make a problem for SEO. It is convenient, though.
     
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    cpanel>fantastico>joomla 1.5>install :)

    no hah, well, yah do that its easier. i installed it once because i terribly misunderstood a template (long story) it took about 15 mins to install
     
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    Most web servers would let you do that, But for me i prefer to upload the files by ftp so i can check them and make sure everything is uploaded.
     
    mds, Jan 25, 2010 IP
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    You can also use the cpanel file manager. Upload the tar or zip file of Joomla then use the File manager to unzip the file.

    Mark
     
    energizedit, Jan 25, 2010 IP