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	*The System - Legacy Plugin must be enabled to be able to use Joomla! 1.0.x Extensions in "1.5 Legacy" mode.		*The System - Legacy Plugin must be enabled to be able to use Joomla! 1.0.x Extensions in "1.5 Legacy" mode.

	<noinclude>{{cathelp\|1.5\|Extensions}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{cathelp\|1.5\|Extensions Help Screens}}</noinclude>

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	*The System - Legacy Plugin must be enabled to be able to use Joomla! 1.0.x Extensions in "1.5 Legacy" mode.		*The System - Legacy Plugin must be enabled to be able to use Joomla! 1.0.x Extensions in "1.5 Legacy" mode.

	<noinclude>{{cathelp\|1.5~~\|Extension Manager~~\|Extensions}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{cathelp\|1.5\|Extensions}}</noinclude>

Chris Davenport: Screen.installer.15 moved to Help15:Screen.installer.15: Moved to version-specific namespace.

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Screen.installer.15 moved to Help15:Screen.installer.15: Moved to version-specific namespace.

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	**''Admin Modules.'' List only Admin Modules.		**''Admin Modules.'' List only Admin Modules.
	{{colheader\|Number}}		{{colheader\|Number}}
	*'''Module.''' The name of the ~~Module~~.		*'''Module.''' The name of the module file.
	*'''Client.''' "Site" indicates a Module that is used for the Joomla! Front-end site. "Admin" indicates a Module that is only used in the Joomla! Back-end of the web site.		*'''Client.''' "Site" indicates a Module that is used for the Joomla! Front-end site. "Admin" indicates a Module that is only used in the Joomla! Back-end of the web site.
	{{colheader\|Version}}		{{colheader\|Version}}

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	{{colheader\|Extension Compatibility}}		{{colheader\|Extension Compatibility}}
	{{colheader\|Display}}		{{colheader\|Display}}

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	==Languages Screen==		==Languages Screen==

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	==Plugins Screen==		==Plugins Screen==

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	==Modules Screen==		==Modules Screen==

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	The normal procedure for installing a Joomla! Extension is as follows:		The normal procedure for installing a Joomla! Extension is as follows:
	# Download one or more archive files (normally ".zip" or "tar.gz" format) from the Extension provider's web site to a local directory on your computer. Note that some Extensions are installed as one file (for example, one Component or Module) while other Extensions might have two or more files (for example, a Component and a Module). If there are two or more parts, each one will have its own archive file.		# Download one or more archive files (normally ".zip" or "tar.gz" format) from the Extension provider's web site to a local directory on your computer. Note that some Extensions are installed as one file (for example, one Component or Module) while other Extensions might have two or more files (for example, a Component and a Module). If there are two or more parts, each one will have its own archive file.
	# ~~Use~~ the ~~"Browse" button in the "Upload~~ Package File~~" to browse to each archive file.~~		# Choose one of the methods describe below ('''usually Package File''')
	# ~~Use~~ the "~~Upload Package File~~" ~~button to install the Extension~~. ~~Joomla! then unpacks the archive file and installs~~ the ~~Extension~~.		# When it is finished, the screen will display the message "Install Component Success". If the installation is not successful, an error message will display.
	# Depending on the Extension, it may be necessary to enable the Extension (for example, in the [[screen.modules.15\|Module Manager]] or [[screen.plugins.15\|Plugin Manager]]).		# Depending on the Extension, it may be necessary to enable the Extension (for example, in the [[screen.modules.15\|Module Manager]] or [[screen.plugins.15\|Plugin Manager]]).

	*'''Package File.''' Browse to the location where you downloaded the Extension's archive file. Then press "Upload File & Install". Joomla! will read the contents of the archive file and install the Extension~~. When it is finished, the screen will display the message "Install Component Success". If the installation is not successful, an error message will display~~.
			*'''Package File.''' (the common way)
			# Browse to the location where you downloaded the Extension's archive file.
			# Then press "Upload File & Install". Joomla! will read the contents of the archive file and install the Extension.

	*'''Install Directory.''' As an alternative to installing from an archive file, you can follow the steps below:		*'''Install Directory.''' As an alternative to installing from an archive file, you can follow the steps below:
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	*#In the ''Install Directory'' field specify the directory where you have uploaded the files and subdirectories of the package.		*#In the ''Install Directory'' field specify the directory where you have uploaded the files and subdirectories of the package.
	*#Click on the ''Install'' button and Joomla! will install the contents of the given directory.		*#Click on the ''Install'' button and Joomla! will install the contents of the given directory.
	~~When it is finished, the screen will display the message "Install Component Success". If the installation is not successful, an error message will display.~~

	*'''Install URL.''' A third alternative for installing an Extension is as follows. Instead of downloading the archive file to your local computer, just specify the URL of the target archive file. Then click the "Install" button and Joomla! automatically installs it directly from this URL. ~~Again, the screen will display the message "Install Component Success". If the installation is not successful, an error message will display.~~ Note that, with this method, you will not have a copy of the archive file on your local computer.		*'''Install URL.''' A third alternative for installing an Extension is as follows. Instead of downloading the archive file to your local computer, just specify the URL of the target archive file. Then click the "Install" button and Joomla! automatically installs it directly from this URL. ''Note that, with this method, you will not have a copy of the archive file on your local computer.''

	==Components Screen==		==Components Screen==

Marieke92 at 22:33, 24 June 2008

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	~~{{underconstruction}}~~
	==How to Access==		==How to Access==
	Select '''Extensions -> Install/Uninstall''' from the drop-down menu in the Back-end of your Joomla! installation.		Select '''Extensions -> Install/Uninstall''' from the drop-down menu in the Back-end of your Joomla! installation.
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	* A ''Module'' is a smaller Extension typically used for rendering a small element that displays across multiple pages. Examples of Modules include Menus and Related Items.		* A ''Module'' is a smaller Extension typically used for rendering a small element that displays across multiple pages. Examples of Modules include Menus and Related Items.
	* A ''Plugin'' is a section of code that runs when a pre-defined event happens within Joomla!. For example, editors are Plugins that run when an edit session is opened.		* A ''Plugin'' is a section of code that runs when a pre-defined event happens within Joomla!. For example, editors are Plugins that run when an edit session is opened.
	* The Language Extension allows for the Front-end and Back-end of Joomla! to be presented in any language for which a language Extension exists. This way, Joomla! can be released in a new language with no changes to the core program.		* The ''Language'' Extension allows for the Front-end and Back-end of Joomla! to be presented in any language for which a language Extension exists. This way, Joomla! can be released in a new language with no changes to the core program.
	* A Template controls the way the content of a web site is displayed, including the location and layout of elements, colors, fonts, and so on. Templates allow the appearance of the web site to be separated from it's content.		* A ''Template'' controls the way the content of a web site is displayed, including the location and layout of elements, colors, fonts, and so on. Templates allow the appearance of the web site to be separated from it's content.

	This screen is organized into six sections as follows:		This screen is organized into six sections as follows:

Dextercowley: /* Related Information */

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	==Related Information==		==Related Information==
	*If you install a Component Extension, it will be listed in the ''Components'' menu.		*If you install a Component Extension, it will be listed as a new Menu Item in the ''Components'' menu.

	*You can assign a Menu Item to an installed Component Extension in the [[screen.menus.15\|Menu Item Manager]] by clicking the ''New'' toolbar button. The new Component will show in the Internal Link list of Menu Item Types.		*You can assign a Menu Item to an installed Component Extension in the [[screen.menus.15\|Menu Item Manager]] by clicking the ''New'' toolbar button. The new Component will show in the Internal Link list of Menu Item Types.