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JoomlaPack Video Tutorials #1 - Installation Featured

Written by Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos
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This is the first of the official JoomlaPack Video Tutorials series. In this video we will demonstrate how to install JoomlaPack on your site, using the three most common alternatives:

  1. Installation from a URL. The method the update feature integrated in JoomlaPack uses, allows Joomla! to directly download and install JoomlaPack from the project's downloads server.
  2. Normal Installation (upload and install). If the first method doesn't work, you can always download the package file to your PC and use Joomla!'s upload and install feature.
  3. Installation from a directory. Pretty much a last resort method, you have to extract and upload JoomlaPack's files manually, then let the Joomla! installer do all the file copying.

Do note that if all of the above methods do not work, which by the way means that you have an incredibly slow server, you can always post on our support forum in order for us to help you install JoomlaPack using the long, manual procedure.

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Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos

Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos

Nicholas has been a hobbyist programmer since the age of 11, having developed on an assortment of programming languages (including BASIC, x86 assembly, PHP, Javascript/jQuery and Delphi). He has been the lead developer and project leader of the JoomlaPack component since October 2006, with a brief pause between August 2007 and January 2008. He's responsible for the architecture and programming of the component, as well as the bulk of its documentation. Besides JoomlaPack, he's designing Joomla! and WordPress extensions for the cmsmoz.com, a startup CMS consulting site.

When not writing code, he enjoys playing the guitar and singing, meeting friends, watching good flicks and reading books. He also enjoys talking about himself in the third person.

Website: www.dionysopoulos.me E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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