Configuration

If you want to reconfigure your Joomla! website open via HTTPS instead of via HTTP, you can do that via the Joomla! administrator panel. Once inside go to the System tab -> Global Configuration -> Server. Then from the drop down Force HTTPS choose either Administrator Only or Entire Site. … Continued

The caching mechanism implemented in Joomla! is a way to improve the performance and loading speed of the content in your Joomla! website. A cache stores all or part of the content in a web page so that it doesn’t … Continued

There are few common issues that could be causing the problem. The solutions below may help you regain access to your Joomla administrative backend. Change the password of your administrator user If you receive Username/Password authentication errors when you attempt to … Continued

If you are using the server URL for your Joomla installation, you need an appropriate rewrite base added in the .htaccess file in order for SEF URLs to work properly. The .htaccess file can be modified using File Manager in cPanel and should include … Continued

If you have not made any custom changes during the installation, your Joomla will be set up by default to use the PHP Mail function to send email messages. The settings can be modified via the Joomla admin area -> System -> Global … Continued

Generally there are two ways you can install Joomla on your web hosting account: Manually, by downloading the script to your computer and uploading the installation files and folders to your account; Automatically through the Softaculous auto installer. For a detailed step-by-step information on … Continued

The minimal Joomla 3.x server requirements are as follows: PHP 5.3.x or above. MySQL 5.1 or above. Apache 2.0 or above. The following additional server-side configuration is recommended: PHP in suexec mod running as a CGI wrapper, especially suitable for … Continued

This warning is very important for the security of your Joomla and it is highly recommended to turn off the RG_Emulation. It can be disabled by placing the following line in your configuration.php: if(!defined(‘RG_EMULATION’)) { define( ‘RG_EMULATION’, 0 ); }

Yes, a change in your primary domain name will require your Joomla to be reconfigured. For this purpose please use cPanel’s File Manager and navigate to your Joomla’s root folder. Then open the file configuration.php and find a directive similar to this: $mosConfig_live_site = … Continued