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Help310:Site Global Configuration/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:47:19Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "Help39:網站全域配置"

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Controls all critical global settings of the Joomla site, they include the following: Site, System, Server, Permissions and Text filters.
==Description==
The Global Configuration screen allows you to configure the Joomla site with your personal settings. Settings made in this screen apply to the whole site.

==How to access==
To access this screen you can either:
* Click the '''Global''' button in the [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site Control Panel|Control Panel]] or
* Select {{rarr|System,Global Configuration}} from the drop-down menus.
{{Chunk30:Help-3x-global-configuration/en}}

==Toolbar==
At the top left you will see the toolbar:

[[Image:Help30-Save-SaveClose-Cancel-Help-toolbar-en.png]]

The functions are:
{{Chunk30:Help_screen_toolbar_icon_Save/en|global configuration settings}}
{{Chunk30:Help_screen_toolbar_icon_SaveAndClose/en|global configuration settings}}
{{Chunk30:Help_screen_toolbar_icon_Cancel/en}}
{{Chunk30:Help_screen_toolbar_icon_Help/en}}

==Quick Tips==
* Most, if not all, of these settings can be set once and then left alone.
* If major modifications need to be made, then consider taking the site offline to test it and to make sure everything is in working order.
* The settings are saved in '<Joomla-root>/configuration.php'. You have to either activate the FTP-layer or make the 'configuration.php' file writable to save your changes.

==Related Information==
* [[S:MyLanguage/Help33:Site_Control_Panel|Control panel]]
* [http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/howto/htaccess.html Info about .htaccess]
* [[S:MyLanguage/J3.x:Access_Control_List_Tutorial|ACL Tutorial for Joomla!]]

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Global Configuration Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Global Configuration/Page display title/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:47:19Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "Help39:網站全域配置"

Help39:網站全域配置

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:45:45Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "*你可透過 '最近新增文章' 與 '熱門文章' 來知道你網站的哪些部分是最常被瀏覽及近期更改的。"

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Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===內容===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===結構===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===會員===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===配置===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

=== 套件 ===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===維護===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==小技巧==
*使用'新增文章' 按鈕可快速建立文章。
*你可透過 '最近新增文章' 與 '熱門文章' 來知道你網站的哪些部分是最常被瀏覽及近期更改的。
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/41/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:45:44Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "*你可透過 '最近新增文章' 與 '熱門文章' 來知道你網站的哪些部分是最常被瀏覽及近期更改的。"

*你可透過 '最近新增文章' 與 '熱門文章' 來知道你網站的哪些部分是最常被瀏覽及近期更改的。

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:43:46Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "*使用'新增文章' 按鈕可快速建立文章。"

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===內容===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===結構===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===會員===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===配置===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

=== 套件 ===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===維護===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==小技巧==
*使用'新增文章' 按鈕可快速建立文章。
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/40/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:43:46Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "*使用'新增文章' 按鈕可快速建立文章。"

*使用'新增文章' 按鈕可快速建立文章。

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:43:14Z

Yuhoward:

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===內容===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===結構===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===會員===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===配置===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

=== 套件 ===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===維護===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==小技巧==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/39/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:43:14Z

Yuhoward:

==小技巧==

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:43:03Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "==快速提示=="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===內容===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===結構===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===會員===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===配置===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

=== 套件 ===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===維護===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==快速提示==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/39/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:43:03Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "==快速提示=="

==快速提示==

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:42:35Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "===維護==="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===內容===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===結構===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===會員===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===配置===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

=== 套件 ===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===維護===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==Quick Tips==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/36/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:42:35Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "===維護==="

===維護===

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:42:27Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "=== 套件 ==="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===內容===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===結構===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===會員===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===配置===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

=== 套件 ===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===Maintenance===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==Quick Tips==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/34/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:42:27Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "=== 套件 ==="

=== 套件 ===

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:42:21Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "===配置==="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===內容===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===結構===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===會員===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===配置===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

===Extensions===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===Maintenance===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==Quick Tips==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/30/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:42:21Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "===配置==="

===配置===

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:42:15Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "===會員==="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===內容===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===結構===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===會員===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===Configuration===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

===Extensions===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===Maintenance===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==Quick Tips==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/28/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:42:15Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "===會員==="

===會員===

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:42:05Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "===結構==="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===內容===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===結構===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===Users===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===Configuration===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

===Extensions===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===Maintenance===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==Quick Tips==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/24/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:42:05Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "===結構==="

===結構===

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:41:56Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "===內容==="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===內容===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===Structure===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===Users===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===Configuration===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

===Extensions===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===Maintenance===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==Quick Tips==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/19/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:41:56Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "===內容==="

===內容===

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:41:50Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "==快速捷徑=="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==快速捷徑==
The icons available in control panel are:
===Content===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===Structure===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===Users===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===Configuration===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

===Extensions===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===Maintenance===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==Quick Tips==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/17/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:41:50Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "==快速捷徑=="

==快速捷徑==

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:41:42Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "==模組=="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==模組==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==Quick Icons==
The icons available in control panel are:
===Content===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===Structure===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===Users===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===Configuration===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

===Extensions===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===Maintenance===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==Quick Tips==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/15/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:41:41Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "==模組=="

==模組==

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:41:34Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "==截圖=="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==截圖==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==Modules==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==Quick Icons==
The icons available in control panel are:
===Content===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===Structure===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===Users===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===Configuration===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

===Extensions===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===Maintenance===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==Quick Tips==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/13/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:41:33Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "==截圖=="

==截圖==

Help310:Site Control Panel/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:41:08Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "==敘述=="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

Start screen for backend (Administrator) control of an entire Joomla! website. A user must have the correct privilege for access.

==敘述==
The Control Panel provides access to many default Joomla! functions and features by interacting with a drop down menu bar, general notification area, and clickable icons. A short list of some of the features from the Control Panel is:

* Create users, menus, content, categories, and modules.
* Manage users, menus, articles, categories, components, modules, templates, and plugins.
* Install templates, components, plugins, and modules.
* Upload files such as images, PDFs, and more with the media manager.
* Update Joomla core software, installed templates, plugins, components, and modules.

The quick links side bar can be used to access separate managers for Articles, Media, Menus, Modules, Users, Templates, Configurations, and Extensions. For a complete list of these icons and their functions, see below.

==How to access==
The Control Panel can be accessed by logging into Joomla!'s back-end and should be thought as the main overview page for navigation to site controls and content creation. After logging in, the Control Panel will be displayed. To access the Control Panel from another area in the back-end:

Select {{rarr|System,Control Panel}} from the drop-down menu of the '''''Joomla! Administrator Panel'''''.

==Screenshot==
[[Image:Help-3x-system-control-panel-en.png|800px]]

==Modules==
You can add several modules to the Control Panel. In the above screenshot there are several of them which some are set by default: '''Popular articles''', '''Recently added articles''' and '''Logged-in users'''. You can add or remove these modules from your Control Panel. If you want to do so select '''Extensions''' {{rarr}} [[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].

==Quick Icons==
The icons available in control panel are:
===Content===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager_Edit|New Article]].''' Opens the Add New Article page, where you can create new content.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Article_Manager|Articles]].''' Opens the Article Manager, where you can manage all of your current articles.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Components_Content_Categories|Categories]].''' Opens the Category Manager, where you can create new categories, and publish/unpublish existing ones.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Content_Media_Manager|Media]].''' Opens the Media Manager, which allows you to manage files on your web server. You can delete existing files or upload different ones from your hard drive. You can also create new directories on your web server's file system.

===Structure===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Menus_Menu_Manager|Menu(s)]].''' Opens the Menu Manager, where you can manage the current menus by creating new ones, deleting current ones, or directly managing each menu's subsequent menu items.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Module_Manager|Modules]].''' Opens the Module Manager, which controls the location and function of modules that are installed on the site.

===Users===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Users_User_Manager|Users]].''' Opens the User Manager, which allows you to create/delete users, change passwords, modify language and time preferences, and switch which WYSIWYG editor the user has access too. You can also assign users to User Groups, limiting to which aspects of the site they have access.
*'''[[S:MyLanguage/Help38:Components_Privacy_Requests|Urgent Requests]].''' Opens the Privacy Information Requests screen, which allows you to manage your urgent information requests.

===Configuration===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Site_Global_Configuration|Global]].''' Opens the Global Configuration. The global configuration has parameters that, when adjusted, will effect your entire Joomla! site. This makes the Global Configuration perhaps one of the most important areas in your Joomla! back-end. Here you can change many options including, but certainly not limited to: Metadata, Session settings, Server Configurations and Time Zone.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Template_Manager_Styles|Templates]].''' Opens the Template Manager: Styles screen. Tab access is also available to the Templates screen.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Language_Manager_Installed|Language(s)]].''' Opens the Language Manager, which allows you to manage installed languages by setting one to be the site's default language.

===Extensions===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help30:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Install|Install Extensions]].''' Opens the Extension Manager, which allows you to add/remove add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!. Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are available for Joomla.

===Maintenance===
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Components_Joomla_Update|Joomla! Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status for the Joomla! installation. Opens the update installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the version to update.
* '''[[S:MyLanguage/Help39:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Update|Extension Update Status]].''' Displays the current update status of installed extensions (if the extension supports this feature). Opens the installation screen. When an update is available, this button will show the number of extensions to update.

==Quick Tips==
*Use the 'New Article' button to create articles quickly.
*See on 'Recently Added Articles' and 'Popular Articles' which parts of your web site have most recently changed or are most often viewed, respectively.
*All areas accessed with the Control Panel icons may also be accessed from the drop down menus just above them.

{{cathelp|3.0,3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6,3.7,3.8,3.9|Site Control Panel Help Screens}}

Translations:Help39:Site Control Panel/2/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:41:08Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "==敘述=="

==敘述==

Alias/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:38:34Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "別名"

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
{{Chunk:Alias/en}}

==See also==
*[[Enabling Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs]]
*[[Common problems when enabling Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs]]

[[Category:Glossary]]
[[Category:Search Engine Friendly URLs]]

Translations:Alias/Page display title/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:38:34Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "別名"

別名

Adding a new article/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:37:45Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "新增文章"

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=3.x}}
New articles can be added using one of the following methods:
#Log in to the Administrator back-end. To learn how to do this read: [[S:MyLanguage/J3.x:Logging_in_or_out_of_the_Administrator_back-end|Logging in or out of the Administrator back-end]].
#To open the New Article screen, either:
#*Click on the ''New Article'' menu item in the main Control Panel or,
#*Click the {{rarr|Contents,Articles,Add New Article}} menu item or,
#*Click the {{rarr|Contents,Articles}} menu item to open the Articles Page. Then click the ''New'' toolbar button or,
#*Create a new Single Article type menu item, and click the ''Create'' button under ''Select Article'' (only in Version 3.7 and higher).

[[Image:J37-article-manager-screen-en.png]]

The New Article screen contains options for categorizing and naming the article, editing content and selecting parameters.

[[Image:J37-article-edit-screen-en.png]]

#Enter a title in the ''Title'' field. This is used when the article title is displayed. ('''Required''')
#Enter an alias in the ''Alias'' field. The alias is used to refer to the title and is important for the [[Search Engine Friendly URLs|Search Engine Friendly Address features]]. If you do not enter anything, Joomla! will generate it for you.
#On the '''Content''' tab:
#*Enter your content using the editor. For more information on the different editors available in Joomla! read: [[Content_creators#Content_Editors|Content Editors]].
#*Select the ''Status'': Published, Unpublished, Archived, or Trashed.
#*Select a ''Category'' using the drop down menus. ('''Required''')
#*Select the ''Featured'' setting, whether or not to display the article on the home page.
#*Select the ''Access'' restriction: Public, Registered, Super Users, etc.
#*Select the ''Language'' the article is assigned to, if applicable.
#*You can add ''Tags'' to your article. To create separate tags, press return after entering each individual keyword.
#*You can also add a ''Version Note'' to your article.
#The other tabs include several options or parameters for the article. Click on each tab to view the parameters and change the settings to suit your requirements.
#To save your article:
#*Click the '''Save''' toolbar button to save your changes, but remain on the Article edit screen.
#*Click the '''Save & Close''' toolbar button to save your changes and return to the Article Manager screen.
#*Click the '''Save & New''' toolbar button to save your changes and create another new Article.
#A green message will indicate that the article has been successfully saved.
#*If you have not completed the Article Title or Category fields, a red error message will appear indicating the missing information.

<noinclude>
[[Category:Tutorials]]
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<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=2.5|status=eos}}{{Joomla version|version=3.x|}}</noinclude>

== 介紹 ==
__TOC__
This tutorial is designed to teach developers how to create an update server for integration with the update system introduced in Joomla!. By adding an update server listing to your extension's manifest, developers enable users to update their extensions via the Extension Manager's Update (see [[S:MyLanguage/Help31:Extensions Extension Manager Update|Joomla 3.x]] helpscreen) view with only a few clicks.
== 定義更新伺服器 ==
In order to use this feature, an update server must be defined in your extension's manifest. This definition can be used in all Joomla! 2.5 and newer compatible extensions but is not available for templates. You can use two options for your server type; collection or extension. These will be explained in detail shortly. This code should be added to the extension manifest file, within the root "extension" element. The update server is defined as follows for each type:

<source lang="xml">
<extension>
<...>
<updateservers>
<server type="collection">https://example.com/list.xml</server>
<server type="extension" priority="2" name="My Extension's Updates">http://example.com/extension.xml</server>
</updateservers>
</extension>
</source>

Multiple servers can be defined within the <updateservers> tag.

== 伺服器類型 ==
=== Collection ===
The collection server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a collection. This type of server can be used if the developer wants to define all of their extension's updates in a single file (not recommended) or if their extension has multiple sub-extensions which are not distributed or updated at the same time (such as a package extension type). The below example is the collection definition used by the updater when processing core Joomla! updates:

<source lang="xml">
<extensionset name="Joomla Core" description="Joomla! Core">
<extension name="Joomla" element="joomla" type="file" version="1.7.0" detailsurl="https://update.joomla.org/core/extension.xml"/>
</extensionset>
</source>

All definitions must be defined between <extensionset> tags in your collection manifest. The <extensionset> tag has two optional parameters; name and description. For each extension that this collection references, a separate <extension> tag is required. The <extension> tag has the following parameters, all of which are required for updates to properly process:

* '''name''' - The name of the extension
* '''element''' - The untranslated extension name i.e. mod_custom
* '''type''' - The extension type (component, module, plugin, etc.)
* '''version''' - The latest version of the extension
* '''detailsurl''' - The URL of the XML file which contains that extension's individual update definitions

=== Extension ===
The extension server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a single extension's manifest. All collection manifests eventually point to this XML file. All updates in this file must be defined after an <updates> tag at the beginning of the file. The below example is the update definition for the Joomla! 3.9.6 release:

<source lang="xml">
<updates>
<update>
<name>Joomla! 3.9</name>
<description>Joomla! 3.9 CMS</description>
<element>joomla</element>
<type>file</type>
<version>3.9.6</version>
<infourl title="Joomla!">https://www.joomla.org/announcements/release-news/5765-joomla-3-9-6-release.html</infourl>
<downloads>
<downloadurl type="full" format="zip">https://downloads.joomla.org/cms/joomla3/3-9-6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadurl>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/releases/download/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://update.joomla.org/releases/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
</downloads>
<tags>
<tag>stable</tag>
</tags>
<sha256>05157273aadd3045564ee44373ea3643b437fa5321d17993a3119b38b04578e2</sha256>
<sha384>ebd9b0666fbe84e20a420a4bcd6c10d306fc4dee4edbbe8e2133c85f0fb84e59be5a50aa97cb38c068b77f77f6bbc091</sha384>
<sha512>a4c47644ceeaeec28944e0c74160203cf12037e0ea1439022e95055dfb6716de172667ce6d9164f12bb519d9cfcf1fdc728abea00f853b41debc7d2740f2b711</sha512>
<maintainer>Joomla! Production Department</maintainer>
<maintainerurl>https://www.joomla.org</maintainerurl>
<section>STS</section>
<targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[789]" />
<php_minimum>5.3.10</php_minimum>
</update>
</updates>
</source>

The following section describes the elements of a single update entity.

* '''name''' - The name of the extension, this name will appear in the Name column of the Extension Manager's Update view (required)
* '''description''' - A short description of the extension (optional) -- if you choose to use <![CDATA[]]>, double-quotes will break the HTML formatting. Use single quotes with your HTML entities.
* '''element''' - The installed name of the extension (required). For plugins, this needs to be same as plugin attribute value for main file in plugin manifest. For <filename plugin="pluginname">pluginname.php</filename>, element value should be '''pluginname'''.
* '''type''' - The type of extension (component, module, plugin, etc.) (required)
* '''folder''' - Specific to plugins, this tag describes the type of plugin being updated (content, system, etc.) (required for plugins)
* '''client''' - Required for modules and templates as of 3.2.0. - The client ID of the extension, which can be found by looking inside the #__extensions table. To date, use 0 for "site" and 1 for "administrator". '''Warning!''' Plugins and front-end modules are automatically installed with a client of 0 (site), but you will need to specify the client in an update or it will default to 1 (administrator) and then found update would not be shown because it would not match any extension. Components are automatically installed with a client of 1, which is currently the default.
** ''Warning'': The tag name is <'''client'''> for Joomla! 2.5 and <'''client_id'''> for 1.6 and 1.7. If you use <client_id> (rather than <client>) on a 2.5 site, it will be ignored.
* '''version''' - The version of the release (required)
* '''infourl''' - A URL to point users to containing information about the update (optional) (In CMS 2.5, if set, this URL will be displayed in the update view)
* '''downloads''' - The section which lists all download locations
** '''downloadurl''' - The URL to download the extension from; the <downloadurl> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''downloadsource''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.8.3. Alternative URL to download the extension from when the connection to <downloadurl> fails. Multiple <downloadsource> tags are allowed. The <downloadsource> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''NB''' - there must be no newline before or after the URL; it needs to all be on one line or you will get Error connecting to the server: malformed when the update is run
* '''tags''' - A list of tags relevant to this version. Joomla! 3.4 and later uses this to determine the stability level of the update. The valid tags are:
** ''dev'': Development versions, very unstable and pre-alpha (e.g. nightly builds)
** ''alpha'': Alpha quality software (features not implemented, show-stopper bugs)
** ''beta'': Beta quality software (all features implemented, show-stopper bugs possible, minor bugs almost certain)
** ''rc'': Release Candidate quality software (no show-stopper bugs, minor bugs may still be present)
** ''stable'': Production quality software All other tags are currently ignored. If you provide more than one tag containing one of the aforementioned stability keywords only the LAST tag will be taken into account. If you do not provide any tags Joomla! will assume it is a stable version.
* '''maintainer''' - The name of the extension maintainer (similar to the <author> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''maintainerurl''' - The website of the extension maintainer (similar to the <authorUrl> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''section''' - Optional (unknown use)
* '''targetplatform''' - A tag to define platform requirements, requires the following elementsː
** '''name''' - The name of the platform dependency; as of this writing, it should ONLY be "joomla"
** '''version''' - The version of Joomla! the extension supports
** '''min_dev_level''' and '''max_dev_level''' - These attributes were added in 3.0.1 to allow you to select a target platform based on the developer level ("z" in x.y.z). They are optional. You can specify either one or both. If omitted, all developer levels are matched. For example, the following matches versions 4.0.0 and 4.0.1. <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="4.0" min_dev_level="0" max_dev_level="1"/></code>
*** '''Note:''' If your extension is Joomla! 2.5 and/or 3.1 compatible, you will be required to have separate <update> definitions for each version due to the manner in which the updater checks the version if you specify a number. However to show your extension on all Joomla versions that support automatic updates add <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version=".*"/></code>. If you want your extension to show on all {{JVer|3.x}} versions then rather than specifying a version in the version tag add in <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]"/></code>. This will show the update to all 3.x versions from version 3.0 to 3.5. If you want to include version 3.10 you can use an <code>|</code> like this: <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]|10"/></code>. If you want to show the updates for all 3.8.x versions and all 3.10.x versions you can use <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.(8|10)"/></code>
* '''php_minimum''' - Beginning with 3.2.2, a minimum supported PHP version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
* '''supported_databases''' - Beginning with 3.7, a minimum supported Databases + version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
** An example could look like this: <code><supported_databases mysql="5.5.3" postgresql="9.2" mssql="10.50.1600.1" /></code>
* '''sha256''', '''sha384''', '''sha512''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.9.0 you can add file checksums in these hash formats. Be aware that in Joomla 3 only a notice is shown on '''updates''' if a checksum is not correct. That's all. The update doesn't stop then. In Joomla 4 updates and installations will stop if a provided checksum doesn't match.

A separate <update> definition will be required for each version of your extension you release.

The values of '''element''', '''type''', '''client_id''' and '''folder''' should match those in the table #__extensions.

'''Important for plugins:''' Plugins have to include <folder> and <client> elements to work properly

== 疑難排除 ==
* '''SQL update script is not executed during update.'''
:If the SQL update script (for example, in the folder <code>sql/updates/mysql</code>) does not get executed during the update process, it could be because there is no version number in the <code>#__schemas</code> table for this extension ''prior to the update''. This value is determined by the last script name in the SQL updates folder. If this value is blank, no SQL scripts will be executed during that update cycle. To make sure this value is set correctly, make sure you have a SQL script in this folder with its name as the version number (for example, 1.2.3.sql if the version is 1.2.3). The file can be empty or just have a SQL comment line. This should be done in the old version -- the one before the update. Alternatively, you can add this value to the <code>#__schemas</code> using a SQL query.

== 支援工具 ==

<noinclude>[[Category:Development]]</noinclude>

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<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=2.5|status=eos}}{{Joomla version|version=3.x|}}</noinclude>

== 介紹 ==
__TOC__
This tutorial is designed to teach developers how to create an update server for integration with the update system introduced in Joomla!. By adding an update server listing to your extension's manifest, developers enable users to update their extensions via the Extension Manager's Update (see [[S:MyLanguage/Help31:Extensions Extension Manager Update|Joomla 3.x]] helpscreen) view with only a few clicks.
== 定義更新伺服器 ==
In order to use this feature, an update server must be defined in your extension's manifest. This definition can be used in all Joomla! 2.5 and newer compatible extensions but is not available for templates. You can use two options for your server type; collection or extension. These will be explained in detail shortly. This code should be added to the extension manifest file, within the root "extension" element. The update server is defined as follows for each type:

<source lang="xml">
<extension>
<...>
<updateservers>
<server type="collection">https://example.com/list.xml</server>
<server type="extension" priority="2" name="My Extension's Updates">http://example.com/extension.xml</server>
</updateservers>
</extension>
</source>

Multiple servers can be defined within the <updateservers> tag.

== 伺服器類型 ==
=== Collection ===
The collection server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a collection. This type of server can be used if the developer wants to define all of their extension's updates in a single file (not recommended) or if their extension has multiple sub-extensions which are not distributed or updated at the same time (such as a package extension type). The below example is the collection definition used by the updater when processing core Joomla! updates:

<source lang="xml">
<extensionset name="Joomla Core" description="Joomla! Core">
<extension name="Joomla" element="joomla" type="file" version="1.7.0" detailsurl="https://update.joomla.org/core/extension.xml"/>
</extensionset>
</source>

All definitions must be defined between <extensionset> tags in your collection manifest. The <extensionset> tag has two optional parameters; name and description. For each extension that this collection references, a separate <extension> tag is required. The <extension> tag has the following parameters, all of which are required for updates to properly process:

* '''name''' - The name of the extension
* '''element''' - The untranslated extension name i.e. mod_custom
* '''type''' - The extension type (component, module, plugin, etc.)
* '''version''' - The latest version of the extension
* '''detailsurl''' - The URL of the XML file which contains that extension's individual update definitions

=== Extension ===
The extension server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a single extension's manifest. All collection manifests eventually point to this XML file. All updates in this file must be defined after an <updates> tag at the beginning of the file. The below example is the update definition for the Joomla! 3.9.6 release:

<source lang="xml">
<updates>
<update>
<name>Joomla! 3.9</name>
<description>Joomla! 3.9 CMS</description>
<element>joomla</element>
<type>file</type>
<version>3.9.6</version>
<infourl title="Joomla!">https://www.joomla.org/announcements/release-news/5765-joomla-3-9-6-release.html</infourl>
<downloads>
<downloadurl type="full" format="zip">https://downloads.joomla.org/cms/joomla3/3-9-6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadurl>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/releases/download/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://update.joomla.org/releases/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
</downloads>
<tags>
<tag>stable</tag>
</tags>
<sha256>05157273aadd3045564ee44373ea3643b437fa5321d17993a3119b38b04578e2</sha256>
<sha384>ebd9b0666fbe84e20a420a4bcd6c10d306fc4dee4edbbe8e2133c85f0fb84e59be5a50aa97cb38c068b77f77f6bbc091</sha384>
<sha512>a4c47644ceeaeec28944e0c74160203cf12037e0ea1439022e95055dfb6716de172667ce6d9164f12bb519d9cfcf1fdc728abea00f853b41debc7d2740f2b711</sha512>
<maintainer>Joomla! Production Department</maintainer>
<maintainerurl>https://www.joomla.org</maintainerurl>
<section>STS</section>
<targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[789]" />
<php_minimum>5.3.10</php_minimum>
</update>
</updates>
</source>

The following section describes the elements of a single update entity.

* '''name''' - The name of the extension, this name will appear in the Name column of the Extension Manager's Update view (required)
* '''description''' - A short description of the extension (optional) -- if you choose to use <![CDATA[]]>, double-quotes will break the HTML formatting. Use single quotes with your HTML entities.
* '''element''' - The installed name of the extension (required). For plugins, this needs to be same as plugin attribute value for main file in plugin manifest. For <filename plugin="pluginname">pluginname.php</filename>, element value should be '''pluginname'''.
* '''type''' - The type of extension (component, module, plugin, etc.) (required)
* '''folder''' - Specific to plugins, this tag describes the type of plugin being updated (content, system, etc.) (required for plugins)
* '''client''' - Required for modules and templates as of 3.2.0. - The client ID of the extension, which can be found by looking inside the #__extensions table. To date, use 0 for "site" and 1 for "administrator". '''Warning!''' Plugins and front-end modules are automatically installed with a client of 0 (site), but you will need to specify the client in an update or it will default to 1 (administrator) and then found update would not be shown because it would not match any extension. Components are automatically installed with a client of 1, which is currently the default.
** ''Warning'': The tag name is <'''client'''> for Joomla! 2.5 and <'''client_id'''> for 1.6 and 1.7. If you use <client_id> (rather than <client>) on a 2.5 site, it will be ignored.
* '''version''' - The version of the release (required)
* '''infourl''' - A URL to point users to containing information about the update (optional) (In CMS 2.5, if set, this URL will be displayed in the update view)
* '''downloads''' - The section which lists all download locations
** '''downloadurl''' - The URL to download the extension from; the <downloadurl> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''downloadsource''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.8.3. Alternative URL to download the extension from when the connection to <downloadurl> fails. Multiple <downloadsource> tags are allowed. The <downloadsource> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''NB''' - there must be no newline before or after the URL; it needs to all be on one line or you will get Error connecting to the server: malformed when the update is run
* '''tags''' - A list of tags relevant to this version. Joomla! 3.4 and later uses this to determine the stability level of the update. The valid tags are:
** ''dev'': Development versions, very unstable and pre-alpha (e.g. nightly builds)
** ''alpha'': Alpha quality software (features not implemented, show-stopper bugs)
** ''beta'': Beta quality software (all features implemented, show-stopper bugs possible, minor bugs almost certain)
** ''rc'': Release Candidate quality software (no show-stopper bugs, minor bugs may still be present)
** ''stable'': Production quality software All other tags are currently ignored. If you provide more than one tag containing one of the aforementioned stability keywords only the LAST tag will be taken into account. If you do not provide any tags Joomla! will assume it is a stable version.
* '''maintainer''' - The name of the extension maintainer (similar to the <author> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''maintainerurl''' - The website of the extension maintainer (similar to the <authorUrl> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''section''' - Optional (unknown use)
* '''targetplatform''' - A tag to define platform requirements, requires the following elementsː
** '''name''' - The name of the platform dependency; as of this writing, it should ONLY be "joomla"
** '''version''' - The version of Joomla! the extension supports
** '''min_dev_level''' and '''max_dev_level''' - These attributes were added in 3.0.1 to allow you to select a target platform based on the developer level ("z" in x.y.z). They are optional. You can specify either one or both. If omitted, all developer levels are matched. For example, the following matches versions 4.0.0 and 4.0.1. <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="4.0" min_dev_level="0" max_dev_level="1"/></code>
*** '''Note:''' If your extension is Joomla! 2.5 and/or 3.1 compatible, you will be required to have separate <update> definitions for each version due to the manner in which the updater checks the version if you specify a number. However to show your extension on all Joomla versions that support automatic updates add <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version=".*"/></code>. If you want your extension to show on all {{JVer|3.x}} versions then rather than specifying a version in the version tag add in <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]"/></code>. This will show the update to all 3.x versions from version 3.0 to 3.5. If you want to include version 3.10 you can use an <code>|</code> like this: <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]|10"/></code>. If you want to show the updates for all 3.8.x versions and all 3.10.x versions you can use <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.(8|10)"/></code>
* '''php_minimum''' - Beginning with 3.2.2, a minimum supported PHP version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
* '''supported_databases''' - Beginning with 3.7, a minimum supported Databases + version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
** An example could look like this: <code><supported_databases mysql="5.5.3" postgresql="9.2" mssql="10.50.1600.1" /></code>
* '''sha256''', '''sha384''', '''sha512''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.9.0 you can add file checksums in these hash formats. Be aware that in Joomla 3 only a notice is shown on '''updates''' if a checksum is not correct. That's all. The update doesn't stop then. In Joomla 4 updates and installations will stop if a provided checksum doesn't match.

A separate <update> definition will be required for each version of your extension you release.

The values of '''element''', '''type''', '''client_id''' and '''folder''' should match those in the table #__extensions.

'''Important for plugins:''' Plugins have to include <folder> and <client> elements to work properly

== 疑難排除 ==
* '''SQL update script is not executed during update.'''
:If the SQL update script (for example, in the folder <code>sql/updates/mysql</code>) does not get executed during the update process, it could be because there is no version number in the <code>#__schemas</code> table for this extension ''prior to the update''. This value is determined by the last script name in the SQL updates folder. If this value is blank, no SQL scripts will be executed during that update cycle. To make sure this value is set correctly, make sure you have a SQL script in this folder with its name as the version number (for example, 1.2.3.sql if the version is 1.2.3). The file can be empty or just have a SQL comment line. This should be done in the old version -- the one before the update. Alternatively, you can add this value to the <code>#__schemas</code> using a SQL query.

== Supporting Tools ==

<noinclude>[[Category:Development]]</noinclude>

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== 疑難排除 ==

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Yuhoward:

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=2.5|status=eos}}{{Joomla version|version=3.x|}}</noinclude>

== 介紹 ==
__TOC__
This tutorial is designed to teach developers how to create an update server for integration with the update system introduced in Joomla!. By adding an update server listing to your extension's manifest, developers enable users to update their extensions via the Extension Manager's Update (see [[S:MyLanguage/Help31:Extensions Extension Manager Update|Joomla 3.x]] helpscreen) view with only a few clicks.
== 定義更新伺服器 ==
In order to use this feature, an update server must be defined in your extension's manifest. This definition can be used in all Joomla! 2.5 and newer compatible extensions but is not available for templates. You can use two options for your server type; collection or extension. These will be explained in detail shortly. This code should be added to the extension manifest file, within the root "extension" element. The update server is defined as follows for each type:

<source lang="xml">
<extension>
<...>
<updateservers>
<server type="collection">https://example.com/list.xml</server>
<server type="extension" priority="2" name="My Extension's Updates">http://example.com/extension.xml</server>
</updateservers>
</extension>
</source>

Multiple servers can be defined within the <updateservers> tag.

== 伺服器類型 ==
=== Collection ===
The collection server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a collection. This type of server can be used if the developer wants to define all of their extension's updates in a single file (not recommended) or if their extension has multiple sub-extensions which are not distributed or updated at the same time (such as a package extension type). The below example is the collection definition used by the updater when processing core Joomla! updates:

<source lang="xml">
<extensionset name="Joomla Core" description="Joomla! Core">
<extension name="Joomla" element="joomla" type="file" version="1.7.0" detailsurl="https://update.joomla.org/core/extension.xml"/>
</extensionset>
</source>

All definitions must be defined between <extensionset> tags in your collection manifest. The <extensionset> tag has two optional parameters; name and description. For each extension that this collection references, a separate <extension> tag is required. The <extension> tag has the following parameters, all of which are required for updates to properly process:

* '''name''' - The name of the extension
* '''element''' - The untranslated extension name i.e. mod_custom
* '''type''' - The extension type (component, module, plugin, etc.)
* '''version''' - The latest version of the extension
* '''detailsurl''' - The URL of the XML file which contains that extension's individual update definitions

=== Extension ===
The extension server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a single extension's manifest. All collection manifests eventually point to this XML file. All updates in this file must be defined after an <updates> tag at the beginning of the file. The below example is the update definition for the Joomla! 3.9.6 release:

<source lang="xml">
<updates>
<update>
<name>Joomla! 3.9</name>
<description>Joomla! 3.9 CMS</description>
<element>joomla</element>
<type>file</type>
<version>3.9.6</version>
<infourl title="Joomla!">https://www.joomla.org/announcements/release-news/5765-joomla-3-9-6-release.html</infourl>
<downloads>
<downloadurl type="full" format="zip">https://downloads.joomla.org/cms/joomla3/3-9-6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadurl>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/releases/download/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://update.joomla.org/releases/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
</downloads>
<tags>
<tag>stable</tag>
</tags>
<sha256>05157273aadd3045564ee44373ea3643b437fa5321d17993a3119b38b04578e2</sha256>
<sha384>ebd9b0666fbe84e20a420a4bcd6c10d306fc4dee4edbbe8e2133c85f0fb84e59be5a50aa97cb38c068b77f77f6bbc091</sha384>
<sha512>a4c47644ceeaeec28944e0c74160203cf12037e0ea1439022e95055dfb6716de172667ce6d9164f12bb519d9cfcf1fdc728abea00f853b41debc7d2740f2b711</sha512>
<maintainer>Joomla! Production Department</maintainer>
<maintainerurl>https://www.joomla.org</maintainerurl>
<section>STS</section>
<targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[789]" />
<php_minimum>5.3.10</php_minimum>
</update>
</updates>
</source>

The following section describes the elements of a single update entity.

* '''name''' - The name of the extension, this name will appear in the Name column of the Extension Manager's Update view (required)
* '''description''' - A short description of the extension (optional) -- if you choose to use <![CDATA[]]>, double-quotes will break the HTML formatting. Use single quotes with your HTML entities.
* '''element''' - The installed name of the extension (required). For plugins, this needs to be same as plugin attribute value for main file in plugin manifest. For <filename plugin="pluginname">pluginname.php</filename>, element value should be '''pluginname'''.
* '''type''' - The type of extension (component, module, plugin, etc.) (required)
* '''folder''' - Specific to plugins, this tag describes the type of plugin being updated (content, system, etc.) (required for plugins)
* '''client''' - Required for modules and templates as of 3.2.0. - The client ID of the extension, which can be found by looking inside the #__extensions table. To date, use 0 for "site" and 1 for "administrator". '''Warning!''' Plugins and front-end modules are automatically installed with a client of 0 (site), but you will need to specify the client in an update or it will default to 1 (administrator) and then found update would not be shown because it would not match any extension. Components are automatically installed with a client of 1, which is currently the default.
** ''Warning'': The tag name is <'''client'''> for Joomla! 2.5 and <'''client_id'''> for 1.6 and 1.7. If you use <client_id> (rather than <client>) on a 2.5 site, it will be ignored.
* '''version''' - The version of the release (required)
* '''infourl''' - A URL to point users to containing information about the update (optional) (In CMS 2.5, if set, this URL will be displayed in the update view)
* '''downloads''' - The section which lists all download locations
** '''downloadurl''' - The URL to download the extension from; the <downloadurl> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''downloadsource''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.8.3. Alternative URL to download the extension from when the connection to <downloadurl> fails. Multiple <downloadsource> tags are allowed. The <downloadsource> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''NB''' - there must be no newline before or after the URL; it needs to all be on one line or you will get Error connecting to the server: malformed when the update is run
* '''tags''' - A list of tags relevant to this version. Joomla! 3.4 and later uses this to determine the stability level of the update. The valid tags are:
** ''dev'': Development versions, very unstable and pre-alpha (e.g. nightly builds)
** ''alpha'': Alpha quality software (features not implemented, show-stopper bugs)
** ''beta'': Beta quality software (all features implemented, show-stopper bugs possible, minor bugs almost certain)
** ''rc'': Release Candidate quality software (no show-stopper bugs, minor bugs may still be present)
** ''stable'': Production quality software All other tags are currently ignored. If you provide more than one tag containing one of the aforementioned stability keywords only the LAST tag will be taken into account. If you do not provide any tags Joomla! will assume it is a stable version.
* '''maintainer''' - The name of the extension maintainer (similar to the <author> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''maintainerurl''' - The website of the extension maintainer (similar to the <authorUrl> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''section''' - Optional (unknown use)
* '''targetplatform''' - A tag to define platform requirements, requires the following elementsː
** '''name''' - The name of the platform dependency; as of this writing, it should ONLY be "joomla"
** '''version''' - The version of Joomla! the extension supports
** '''min_dev_level''' and '''max_dev_level''' - These attributes were added in 3.0.1 to allow you to select a target platform based on the developer level ("z" in x.y.z). They are optional. You can specify either one or both. If omitted, all developer levels are matched. For example, the following matches versions 4.0.0 and 4.0.1. <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="4.0" min_dev_level="0" max_dev_level="1"/></code>
*** '''Note:''' If your extension is Joomla! 2.5 and/or 3.1 compatible, you will be required to have separate <update> definitions for each version due to the manner in which the updater checks the version if you specify a number. However to show your extension on all Joomla versions that support automatic updates add <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version=".*"/></code>. If you want your extension to show on all {{JVer|3.x}} versions then rather than specifying a version in the version tag add in <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]"/></code>. This will show the update to all 3.x versions from version 3.0 to 3.5. If you want to include version 3.10 you can use an <code>|</code> like this: <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]|10"/></code>. If you want to show the updates for all 3.8.x versions and all 3.10.x versions you can use <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.(8|10)"/></code>
* '''php_minimum''' - Beginning with 3.2.2, a minimum supported PHP version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
* '''supported_databases''' - Beginning with 3.7, a minimum supported Databases + version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
** An example could look like this: <code><supported_databases mysql="5.5.3" postgresql="9.2" mssql="10.50.1600.1" /></code>
* '''sha256''', '''sha384''', '''sha512''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.9.0 you can add file checksums in these hash formats. Be aware that in Joomla 3 only a notice is shown on '''updates''' if a checksum is not correct. That's all. The update doesn't stop then. In Joomla 4 updates and installations will stop if a provided checksum doesn't match.

A separate <update> definition will be required for each version of your extension you release.

The values of '''element''', '''type''', '''client_id''' and '''folder''' should match those in the table #__extensions.

'''Important for plugins:''' Plugins have to include <folder> and <client> elements to work properly

== Troubleshooting ==
* '''SQL update script is not executed during update.'''
:If the SQL update script (for example, in the folder <code>sql/updates/mysql</code>) does not get executed during the update process, it could be because there is no version number in the <code>#__schemas</code> table for this extension ''prior to the update''. This value is determined by the last script name in the SQL updates folder. If this value is blank, no SQL scripts will be executed during that update cycle. To make sure this value is set correctly, make sure you have a SQL script in this folder with its name as the version number (for example, 1.2.3.sql if the version is 1.2.3). The file can be empty or just have a SQL comment line. This should be done in the old version -- the one before the update. Alternatively, you can add this value to the <code>#__schemas</code> using a SQL query.

== Supporting Tools ==

<noinclude>[[Category:Development]]</noinclude>

Translations:Deploying an Update Server/3/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:36:02Z

Yuhoward:

== 定義更新伺服器 ==

Deploying an Update Server/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:35:56Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "== 伺服器類型 =="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=2.5|status=eos}}{{Joomla version|version=3.x|}}</noinclude>

== 介紹 ==
__TOC__
This tutorial is designed to teach developers how to create an update server for integration with the update system introduced in Joomla!. By adding an update server listing to your extension's manifest, developers enable users to update their extensions via the Extension Manager's Update (see [[S:MyLanguage/Help31:Extensions Extension Manager Update|Joomla 3.x]] helpscreen) view with only a few clicks.
== 定義更新服務器 ==
In order to use this feature, an update server must be defined in your extension's manifest. This definition can be used in all Joomla! 2.5 and newer compatible extensions but is not available for templates. You can use two options for your server type; collection or extension. These will be explained in detail shortly. This code should be added to the extension manifest file, within the root "extension" element. The update server is defined as follows for each type:

<source lang="xml">
<extension>
<...>
<updateservers>
<server type="collection">https://example.com/list.xml</server>
<server type="extension" priority="2" name="My Extension's Updates">http://example.com/extension.xml</server>
</updateservers>
</extension>
</source>

Multiple servers can be defined within the <updateservers> tag.

== 伺服器類型 ==
=== Collection ===
The collection server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a collection. This type of server can be used if the developer wants to define all of their extension's updates in a single file (not recommended) or if their extension has multiple sub-extensions which are not distributed or updated at the same time (such as a package extension type). The below example is the collection definition used by the updater when processing core Joomla! updates:

<source lang="xml">
<extensionset name="Joomla Core" description="Joomla! Core">
<extension name="Joomla" element="joomla" type="file" version="1.7.0" detailsurl="https://update.joomla.org/core/extension.xml"/>
</extensionset>
</source>

All definitions must be defined between <extensionset> tags in your collection manifest. The <extensionset> tag has two optional parameters; name and description. For each extension that this collection references, a separate <extension> tag is required. The <extension> tag has the following parameters, all of which are required for updates to properly process:

* '''name''' - The name of the extension
* '''element''' - The untranslated extension name i.e. mod_custom
* '''type''' - The extension type (component, module, plugin, etc.)
* '''version''' - The latest version of the extension
* '''detailsurl''' - The URL of the XML file which contains that extension's individual update definitions

=== Extension ===
The extension server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a single extension's manifest. All collection manifests eventually point to this XML file. All updates in this file must be defined after an <updates> tag at the beginning of the file. The below example is the update definition for the Joomla! 3.9.6 release:

<source lang="xml">
<updates>
<update>
<name>Joomla! 3.9</name>
<description>Joomla! 3.9 CMS</description>
<element>joomla</element>
<type>file</type>
<version>3.9.6</version>
<infourl title="Joomla!">https://www.joomla.org/announcements/release-news/5765-joomla-3-9-6-release.html</infourl>
<downloads>
<downloadurl type="full" format="zip">https://downloads.joomla.org/cms/joomla3/3-9-6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadurl>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/releases/download/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://update.joomla.org/releases/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
</downloads>
<tags>
<tag>stable</tag>
</tags>
<sha256>05157273aadd3045564ee44373ea3643b437fa5321d17993a3119b38b04578e2</sha256>
<sha384>ebd9b0666fbe84e20a420a4bcd6c10d306fc4dee4edbbe8e2133c85f0fb84e59be5a50aa97cb38c068b77f77f6bbc091</sha384>
<sha512>a4c47644ceeaeec28944e0c74160203cf12037e0ea1439022e95055dfb6716de172667ce6d9164f12bb519d9cfcf1fdc728abea00f853b41debc7d2740f2b711</sha512>
<maintainer>Joomla! Production Department</maintainer>
<maintainerurl>https://www.joomla.org</maintainerurl>
<section>STS</section>
<targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[789]" />
<php_minimum>5.3.10</php_minimum>
</update>
</updates>
</source>

The following section describes the elements of a single update entity.

* '''name''' - The name of the extension, this name will appear in the Name column of the Extension Manager's Update view (required)
* '''description''' - A short description of the extension (optional) -- if you choose to use <![CDATA[]]>, double-quotes will break the HTML formatting. Use single quotes with your HTML entities.
* '''element''' - The installed name of the extension (required). For plugins, this needs to be same as plugin attribute value for main file in plugin manifest. For <filename plugin="pluginname">pluginname.php</filename>, element value should be '''pluginname'''.
* '''type''' - The type of extension (component, module, plugin, etc.) (required)
* '''folder''' - Specific to plugins, this tag describes the type of plugin being updated (content, system, etc.) (required for plugins)
* '''client''' - Required for modules and templates as of 3.2.0. - The client ID of the extension, which can be found by looking inside the #__extensions table. To date, use 0 for "site" and 1 for "administrator". '''Warning!''' Plugins and front-end modules are automatically installed with a client of 0 (site), but you will need to specify the client in an update or it will default to 1 (administrator) and then found update would not be shown because it would not match any extension. Components are automatically installed with a client of 1, which is currently the default.
** ''Warning'': The tag name is <'''client'''> for Joomla! 2.5 and <'''client_id'''> for 1.6 and 1.7. If you use <client_id> (rather than <client>) on a 2.5 site, it will be ignored.
* '''version''' - The version of the release (required)
* '''infourl''' - A URL to point users to containing information about the update (optional) (In CMS 2.5, if set, this URL will be displayed in the update view)
* '''downloads''' - The section which lists all download locations
** '''downloadurl''' - The URL to download the extension from; the <downloadurl> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''downloadsource''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.8.3. Alternative URL to download the extension from when the connection to <downloadurl> fails. Multiple <downloadsource> tags are allowed. The <downloadsource> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''NB''' - there must be no newline before or after the URL; it needs to all be on one line or you will get Error connecting to the server: malformed when the update is run
* '''tags''' - A list of tags relevant to this version. Joomla! 3.4 and later uses this to determine the stability level of the update. The valid tags are:
** ''dev'': Development versions, very unstable and pre-alpha (e.g. nightly builds)
** ''alpha'': Alpha quality software (features not implemented, show-stopper bugs)
** ''beta'': Beta quality software (all features implemented, show-stopper bugs possible, minor bugs almost certain)
** ''rc'': Release Candidate quality software (no show-stopper bugs, minor bugs may still be present)
** ''stable'': Production quality software All other tags are currently ignored. If you provide more than one tag containing one of the aforementioned stability keywords only the LAST tag will be taken into account. If you do not provide any tags Joomla! will assume it is a stable version.
* '''maintainer''' - The name of the extension maintainer (similar to the <author> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''maintainerurl''' - The website of the extension maintainer (similar to the <authorUrl> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''section''' - Optional (unknown use)
* '''targetplatform''' - A tag to define platform requirements, requires the following elementsː
** '''name''' - The name of the platform dependency; as of this writing, it should ONLY be "joomla"
** '''version''' - The version of Joomla! the extension supports
** '''min_dev_level''' and '''max_dev_level''' - These attributes were added in 3.0.1 to allow you to select a target platform based on the developer level ("z" in x.y.z). They are optional. You can specify either one or both. If omitted, all developer levels are matched. For example, the following matches versions 4.0.0 and 4.0.1. <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="4.0" min_dev_level="0" max_dev_level="1"/></code>
*** '''Note:''' If your extension is Joomla! 2.5 and/or 3.1 compatible, you will be required to have separate <update> definitions for each version due to the manner in which the updater checks the version if you specify a number. However to show your extension on all Joomla versions that support automatic updates add <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version=".*"/></code>. If you want your extension to show on all {{JVer|3.x}} versions then rather than specifying a version in the version tag add in <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]"/></code>. This will show the update to all 3.x versions from version 3.0 to 3.5. If you want to include version 3.10 you can use an <code>|</code> like this: <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]|10"/></code>. If you want to show the updates for all 3.8.x versions and all 3.10.x versions you can use <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.(8|10)"/></code>
* '''php_minimum''' - Beginning with 3.2.2, a minimum supported PHP version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
* '''supported_databases''' - Beginning with 3.7, a minimum supported Databases + version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
** An example could look like this: <code><supported_databases mysql="5.5.3" postgresql="9.2" mssql="10.50.1600.1" /></code>
* '''sha256''', '''sha384''', '''sha512''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.9.0 you can add file checksums in these hash formats. Be aware that in Joomla 3 only a notice is shown on '''updates''' if a checksum is not correct. That's all. The update doesn't stop then. In Joomla 4 updates and installations will stop if a provided checksum doesn't match.

A separate <update> definition will be required for each version of your extension you release.

The values of '''element''', '''type''', '''client_id''' and '''folder''' should match those in the table #__extensions.

'''Important for plugins:''' Plugins have to include <folder> and <client> elements to work properly

== Troubleshooting ==
* '''SQL update script is not executed during update.'''
:If the SQL update script (for example, in the folder <code>sql/updates/mysql</code>) does not get executed during the update process, it could be because there is no version number in the <code>#__schemas</code> table for this extension ''prior to the update''. This value is determined by the last script name in the SQL updates folder. If this value is blank, no SQL scripts will be executed during that update cycle. To make sure this value is set correctly, make sure you have a SQL script in this folder with its name as the version number (for example, 1.2.3.sql if the version is 1.2.3). The file can be empty or just have a SQL comment line. This should be done in the old version -- the one before the update. Alternatively, you can add this value to the <code>#__schemas</code> using a SQL query.

== Supporting Tools ==

<noinclude>[[Category:Development]]</noinclude>

Translations:Deploying an Update Server/6/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:35:55Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "== 伺服器類型 =="

== 伺服器類型 ==

Deploying an Update Server/zh-tw

2019-06-04T02:35:41Z

Yuhoward: Created page with "== 定義更新服務器 =="

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=2.5|status=eos}}{{Joomla version|version=3.x|}}</noinclude>

== 介紹 ==
__TOC__
This tutorial is designed to teach developers how to create an update server for integration with the update system introduced in Joomla!. By adding an update server listing to your extension's manifest, developers enable users to update their extensions via the Extension Manager's Update (see [[S:MyLanguage/Help31:Extensions Extension Manager Update|Joomla 3.x]] helpscreen) view with only a few clicks.
== 定義更新服務器 ==
In order to use this feature, an update server must be defined in your extension's manifest. This definition can be used in all Joomla! 2.5 and newer compatible extensions but is not available for templates. You can use two options for your server type; collection or extension. These will be explained in detail shortly. This code should be added to the extension manifest file, within the root "extension" element. The update server is defined as follows for each type:

<source lang="xml">
<extension>
<...>
<updateservers>
<server type="collection">https://example.com/list.xml</server>
<server type="extension" priority="2" name="My Extension's Updates">http://example.com/extension.xml</server>
</updateservers>
</extension>
</source>

Multiple servers can be defined within the <updateservers> tag.

== Server types ==
=== Collection ===
The collection server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a collection. This type of server can be used if the developer wants to define all of their extension's updates in a single file (not recommended) or if their extension has multiple sub-extensions which are not distributed or updated at the same time (such as a package extension type). The below example is the collection definition used by the updater when processing core Joomla! updates:

<source lang="xml">
<extensionset name="Joomla Core" description="Joomla! Core">
<extension name="Joomla" element="joomla" type="file" version="1.7.0" detailsurl="https://update.joomla.org/core/extension.xml"/>
</extensionset>
</source>

All definitions must be defined between <extensionset> tags in your collection manifest. The <extensionset> tag has two optional parameters; name and description. For each extension that this collection references, a separate <extension> tag is required. The <extension> tag has the following parameters, all of which are required for updates to properly process:

* '''name''' - The name of the extension
* '''element''' - The untranslated extension name i.e. mod_custom
* '''type''' - The extension type (component, module, plugin, etc.)
* '''version''' - The latest version of the extension
* '''detailsurl''' - The URL of the XML file which contains that extension's individual update definitions

=== Extension ===
The extension server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a single extension's manifest. All collection manifests eventually point to this XML file. All updates in this file must be defined after an <updates> tag at the beginning of the file. The below example is the update definition for the Joomla! 3.9.6 release:

<source lang="xml">
<updates>
<update>
<name>Joomla! 3.9</name>
<description>Joomla! 3.9 CMS</description>
<element>joomla</element>
<type>file</type>
<version>3.9.6</version>
<infourl title="Joomla!">https://www.joomla.org/announcements/release-news/5765-joomla-3-9-6-release.html</infourl>
<downloads>
<downloadurl type="full" format="zip">https://downloads.joomla.org/cms/joomla3/3-9-6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadurl>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/releases/download/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://update.joomla.org/releases/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
</downloads>
<tags>
<tag>stable</tag>
</tags>
<sha256>05157273aadd3045564ee44373ea3643b437fa5321d17993a3119b38b04578e2</sha256>
<sha384>ebd9b0666fbe84e20a420a4bcd6c10d306fc4dee4edbbe8e2133c85f0fb84e59be5a50aa97cb38c068b77f77f6bbc091</sha384>
<sha512>a4c47644ceeaeec28944e0c74160203cf12037e0ea1439022e95055dfb6716de172667ce6d9164f12bb519d9cfcf1fdc728abea00f853b41debc7d2740f2b711</sha512>
<maintainer>Joomla! Production Department</maintainer>
<maintainerurl>https://www.joomla.org</maintainerurl>
<section>STS</section>
<targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[789]" />
<php_minimum>5.3.10</php_minimum>
</update>
</updates>
</source>

The following section describes the elements of a single update entity.

* '''name''' - The name of the extension, this name will appear in the Name column of the Extension Manager's Update view (required)
* '''description''' - A short description of the extension (optional) -- if you choose to use <![CDATA[]]>, double-quotes will break the HTML formatting. Use single quotes with your HTML entities.
* '''element''' - The installed name of the extension (required). For plugins, this needs to be same as plugin attribute value for main file in plugin manifest. For <filename plugin="pluginname">pluginname.php</filename>, element value should be '''pluginname'''.
* '''type''' - The type of extension (component, module, plugin, etc.) (required)
* '''folder''' - Specific to plugins, this tag describes the type of plugin being updated (content, system, etc.) (required for plugins)
* '''client''' - Required for modules and templates as of 3.2.0. - The client ID of the extension, which can be found by looking inside the #__extensions table. To date, use 0 for "site" and 1 for "administrator". '''Warning!''' Plugins and front-end modules are automatically installed with a client of 0 (site), but you will need to specify the client in an update or it will default to 1 (administrator) and then found update would not be shown because it would not match any extension. Components are automatically installed with a client of 1, which is currently the default.
** ''Warning'': The tag name is <'''client'''> for Joomla! 2.5 and <'''client_id'''> for 1.6 and 1.7. If you use <client_id> (rather than <client>) on a 2.5 site, it will be ignored.
* '''version''' - The version of the release (required)
* '''infourl''' - A URL to point users to containing information about the update (optional) (In CMS 2.5, if set, this URL will be displayed in the update view)
* '''downloads''' - The section which lists all download locations
** '''downloadurl''' - The URL to download the extension from; the <downloadurl> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''downloadsource''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.8.3. Alternative URL to download the extension from when the connection to <downloadurl> fails. Multiple <downloadsource> tags are allowed. The <downloadsource> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''NB''' - there must be no newline before or after the URL; it needs to all be on one line or you will get Error connecting to the server: malformed when the update is run
* '''tags''' - A list of tags relevant to this version. Joomla! 3.4 and later uses this to determine the stability level of the update. The valid tags are:
** ''dev'': Development versions, very unstable and pre-alpha (e.g. nightly builds)
** ''alpha'': Alpha quality software (features not implemented, show-stopper bugs)
** ''beta'': Beta quality software (all features implemented, show-stopper bugs possible, minor bugs almost certain)
** ''rc'': Release Candidate quality software (no show-stopper bugs, minor bugs may still be present)
** ''stable'': Production quality software All other tags are currently ignored. If you provide more than one tag containing one of the aforementioned stability keywords only the LAST tag will be taken into account. If you do not provide any tags Joomla! will assume it is a stable version.
* '''maintainer''' - The name of the extension maintainer (similar to the <author> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''maintainerurl''' - The website of the extension maintainer (similar to the <authorUrl> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''section''' - Optional (unknown use)
* '''targetplatform''' - A tag to define platform requirements, requires the following elementsː
** '''name''' - The name of the platform dependency; as of this writing, it should ONLY be "joomla"
** '''version''' - The version of Joomla! the extension supports
** '''min_dev_level''' and '''max_dev_level''' - These attributes were added in 3.0.1 to allow you to select a target platform based on the developer level ("z" in x.y.z). They are optional. You can specify either one or both. If omitted, all developer levels are matched. For example, the following matches versions 4.0.0 and 4.0.1. <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="4.0" min_dev_level="0" max_dev_level="1"/></code>
*** '''Note:''' If your extension is Joomla! 2.5 and/or 3.1 compatible, you will be required to have separate <update> definitions for each version due to the manner in which the updater checks the version if you specify a number. However to show your extension on all Joomla versions that support automatic updates add <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version=".*"/></code>. If you want your extension to show on all {{JVer|3.x}} versions then rather than specifying a version in the version tag add in <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]"/></code>. This will show the update to all 3.x versions from version 3.0 to 3.5. If you want to include version 3.10 you can use an <code>|</code> like this: <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]|10"/></code>. If you want to show the updates for all 3.8.x versions and all 3.10.x versions you can use <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.(8|10)"/></code>
* '''php_minimum''' - Beginning with 3.2.2, a minimum supported PHP version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
* '''supported_databases''' - Beginning with 3.7, a minimum supported Databases + version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
** An example could look like this: <code><supported_databases mysql="5.5.3" postgresql="9.2" mssql="10.50.1600.1" /></code>
* '''sha256''', '''sha384''', '''sha512''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.9.0 you can add file checksums in these hash formats. Be aware that in Joomla 3 only a notice is shown on '''updates''' if a checksum is not correct. That's all. The update doesn't stop then. In Joomla 4 updates and installations will stop if a provided checksum doesn't match.

A separate <update> definition will be required for each version of your extension you release.

The values of '''element''', '''type''', '''client_id''' and '''folder''' should match those in the table #__extensions.

'''Important for plugins:''' Plugins have to include <folder> and <client> elements to work properly

== Troubleshooting ==
* '''SQL update script is not executed during update.'''
:If the SQL update script (for example, in the folder <code>sql/updates/mysql</code>) does not get executed during the update process, it could be because there is no version number in the <code>#__schemas</code> table for this extension ''prior to the update''. This value is determined by the last script name in the SQL updates folder. If this value is blank, no SQL scripts will be executed during that update cycle. To make sure this value is set correctly, make sure you have a SQL script in this folder with its name as the version number (for example, 1.2.3.sql if the version is 1.2.3). The file can be empty or just have a SQL comment line. This should be done in the old version -- the one before the update. Alternatively, you can add this value to the <code>#__schemas</code> using a SQL query.

== Supporting Tools ==

<noinclude>[[Category:Development]]</noinclude>

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== 介紹 ==
__TOC__
This tutorial is designed to teach developers how to create an update server for integration with the update system introduced in Joomla!. By adding an update server listing to your extension's manifest, developers enable users to update their extensions via the Extension Manager's Update (see [[S:MyLanguage/Help31:Extensions Extension Manager Update|Joomla 3.x]] helpscreen) view with only a few clicks.
== Defining an update server ==
In order to use this feature, an update server must be defined in your extension's manifest. This definition can be used in all Joomla! 2.5 and newer compatible extensions but is not available for templates. You can use two options for your server type; collection or extension. These will be explained in detail shortly. This code should be added to the extension manifest file, within the root "extension" element. The update server is defined as follows for each type:

<source lang="xml">
<extension>
<...>
<updateservers>
<server type="collection">https://example.com/list.xml</server>
<server type="extension" priority="2" name="My Extension's Updates">http://example.com/extension.xml</server>
</updateservers>
</extension>
</source>

Multiple servers can be defined within the <updateservers> tag.

== Server types ==
=== Collection ===
The collection server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a collection. This type of server can be used if the developer wants to define all of their extension's updates in a single file (not recommended) or if their extension has multiple sub-extensions which are not distributed or updated at the same time (such as a package extension type). The below example is the collection definition used by the updater when processing core Joomla! updates:

<source lang="xml">
<extensionset name="Joomla Core" description="Joomla! Core">
<extension name="Joomla" element="joomla" type="file" version="1.7.0" detailsurl="https://update.joomla.org/core/extension.xml"/>
</extensionset>
</source>

All definitions must be defined between <extensionset> tags in your collection manifest. The <extensionset> tag has two optional parameters; name and description. For each extension that this collection references, a separate <extension> tag is required. The <extension> tag has the following parameters, all of which are required for updates to properly process:

* '''name''' - The name of the extension
* '''element''' - The untranslated extension name i.e. mod_custom
* '''type''' - The extension type (component, module, plugin, etc.)
* '''version''' - The latest version of the extension
* '''detailsurl''' - The URL of the XML file which contains that extension's individual update definitions

=== Extension ===
The extension server type allows developers to define an extension's manifest to pull updates from a single extension's manifest. All collection manifests eventually point to this XML file. All updates in this file must be defined after an <updates> tag at the beginning of the file. The below example is the update definition for the Joomla! 3.9.6 release:

<source lang="xml">
<updates>
<update>
<name>Joomla! 3.9</name>
<description>Joomla! 3.9 CMS</description>
<element>joomla</element>
<type>file</type>
<version>3.9.6</version>
<infourl title="Joomla!">https://www.joomla.org/announcements/release-news/5765-joomla-3-9-6-release.html</infourl>
<downloads>
<downloadurl type="full" format="zip">https://downloads.joomla.org/cms/joomla3/3-9-6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadurl>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/releases/download/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
<downloadsource type="full" format="zip">https://update.joomla.org/releases/3.9.6/Joomla_3.9.6-Stable-Update_Package.zip</downloadsource>
</downloads>
<tags>
<tag>stable</tag>
</tags>
<sha256>05157273aadd3045564ee44373ea3643b437fa5321d17993a3119b38b04578e2</sha256>
<sha384>ebd9b0666fbe84e20a420a4bcd6c10d306fc4dee4edbbe8e2133c85f0fb84e59be5a50aa97cb38c068b77f77f6bbc091</sha384>
<sha512>a4c47644ceeaeec28944e0c74160203cf12037e0ea1439022e95055dfb6716de172667ce6d9164f12bb519d9cfcf1fdc728abea00f853b41debc7d2740f2b711</sha512>
<maintainer>Joomla! Production Department</maintainer>
<maintainerurl>https://www.joomla.org</maintainerurl>
<section>STS</section>
<targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[789]" />
<php_minimum>5.3.10</php_minimum>
</update>
</updates>
</source>

The following section describes the elements of a single update entity.

* '''name''' - The name of the extension, this name will appear in the Name column of the Extension Manager's Update view (required)
* '''description''' - A short description of the extension (optional) -- if you choose to use <![CDATA[]]>, double-quotes will break the HTML formatting. Use single quotes with your HTML entities.
* '''element''' - The installed name of the extension (required). For plugins, this needs to be same as plugin attribute value for main file in plugin manifest. For <filename plugin="pluginname">pluginname.php</filename>, element value should be '''pluginname'''.
* '''type''' - The type of extension (component, module, plugin, etc.) (required)
* '''folder''' - Specific to plugins, this tag describes the type of plugin being updated (content, system, etc.) (required for plugins)
* '''client''' - Required for modules and templates as of 3.2.0. - The client ID of the extension, which can be found by looking inside the #__extensions table. To date, use 0 for "site" and 1 for "administrator". '''Warning!''' Plugins and front-end modules are automatically installed with a client of 0 (site), but you will need to specify the client in an update or it will default to 1 (administrator) and then found update would not be shown because it would not match any extension. Components are automatically installed with a client of 1, which is currently the default.
** ''Warning'': The tag name is <'''client'''> for Joomla! 2.5 and <'''client_id'''> for 1.6 and 1.7. If you use <client_id> (rather than <client>) on a 2.5 site, it will be ignored.
* '''version''' - The version of the release (required)
* '''infourl''' - A URL to point users to containing information about the update (optional) (In CMS 2.5, if set, this URL will be displayed in the update view)
* '''downloads''' - The section which lists all download locations
** '''downloadurl''' - The URL to download the extension from; the <downloadurl> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''downloadsource''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.8.3. Alternative URL to download the extension from when the connection to <downloadurl> fails. Multiple <downloadsource> tags are allowed. The <downloadsource> tag has two required parameters:
*** '''type''' - The type of package (full or upgrade)
*** '''format''' - The format of the package (zip, tar, etc.)
** '''NB''' - there must be no newline before or after the URL; it needs to all be on one line or you will get Error connecting to the server: malformed when the update is run
* '''tags''' - A list of tags relevant to this version. Joomla! 3.4 and later uses this to determine the stability level of the update. The valid tags are:
** ''dev'': Development versions, very unstable and pre-alpha (e.g. nightly builds)
** ''alpha'': Alpha quality software (features not implemented, show-stopper bugs)
** ''beta'': Beta quality software (all features implemented, show-stopper bugs possible, minor bugs almost certain)
** ''rc'': Release Candidate quality software (no show-stopper bugs, minor bugs may still be present)
** ''stable'': Production quality software All other tags are currently ignored. If you provide more than one tag containing one of the aforementioned stability keywords only the LAST tag will be taken into account. If you do not provide any tags Joomla! will assume it is a stable version.
* '''maintainer''' - The name of the extension maintainer (similar to the <author> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''maintainerurl''' - The website of the extension maintainer (similar to the <authorUrl> tag in a manifest) (optional)
* '''section''' - Optional (unknown use)
* '''targetplatform''' - A tag to define platform requirements, requires the following elementsː
** '''name''' - The name of the platform dependency; as of this writing, it should ONLY be "joomla"
** '''version''' - The version of Joomla! the extension supports
** '''min_dev_level''' and '''max_dev_level''' - These attributes were added in 3.0.1 to allow you to select a target platform based on the developer level ("z" in x.y.z). They are optional. You can specify either one or both. If omitted, all developer levels are matched. For example, the following matches versions 4.0.0 and 4.0.1. <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="4.0" min_dev_level="0" max_dev_level="1"/></code>
*** '''Note:''' If your extension is Joomla! 2.5 and/or 3.1 compatible, you will be required to have separate <update> definitions for each version due to the manner in which the updater checks the version if you specify a number. However to show your extension on all Joomla versions that support automatic updates add <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version=".*"/></code>. If you want your extension to show on all {{JVer|3.x}} versions then rather than specifying a version in the version tag add in <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]"/></code>. This will show the update to all 3.x versions from version 3.0 to 3.5. If you want to include version 3.10 you can use an <code>|</code> like this: <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.[012345]|10"/></code>. If you want to show the updates for all 3.8.x versions and all 3.10.x versions you can use <code><targetplatform name="joomla" version="3.(8|10)"/></code>
* '''php_minimum''' - Beginning with 3.2.2, a minimum supported PHP version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
* '''supported_databases''' - Beginning with 3.7, a minimum supported Databases + version can be supplied in the update stream. If the server does not meet the minimum, a message is displayed to the user advising that an update is available but cannot be installed due to unsupported requirements.
** An example could look like this: <code><supported_databases mysql="5.5.3" postgresql="9.2" mssql="10.50.1600.1" /></code>
* '''sha256''', '''sha384''', '''sha512''' - Optional. Since Joomla 3.9.0 you can add file checksums in these hash formats. Be aware that in Joomla 3 only a notice is shown on '''updates''' if a checksum is not correct. That's all. The update doesn't stop then. In Joomla 4 updates and installations will stop if a provided checksum doesn't match.

A separate <update> definition will be required for each version of your extension you release.

The values of '''element''', '''type''', '''client_id''' and '''folder''' should match those in the table #__extensions.

'''Important for plugins:''' Plugins have to include <folder> and <client> elements to work properly

== Troubleshooting ==
* '''SQL update script is not executed during update.'''
:If the SQL update script (for example, in the folder <code>sql/updates/mysql</code>) does not get executed during the update process, it could be because there is no version number in the <code>#__schemas</code> table for this extension ''prior to the update''. This value is determined by the last script name in the SQL updates folder. If this value is blank, no SQL scripts will be executed during that update cycle. To make sure this value is set correctly, make sure you have a SQL script in this folder with its name as the version number (for example, 1.2.3.sql if the version is 1.2.3). The file can be empty or just have a SQL comment line. This should be done in the old version -- the one before the update. Alternatively, you can add this value to the <code>#__schemas</code> using a SQL query.

== Supporting Tools ==

<noinclude>[[Category:Development]]</noinclude>

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