Posted on: 10/08/10 04:00am
By: jekwumoore
I just downloaded another theme for my site, where and where do I place the folder?
Re: where do I place my theme file
Posted on: 10/08/10 04:02am
By: Dirk
/path/to/geeklog/public_html/layout
bye, Dirk
Re: where do I place my theme file
Posted on: 10/08/10 05:16am
By: jekwumoore
it shows this error
"Unfortunately, an error has occurred rendering this page. Please try again later. "
Re: where do I place my theme file
Posted on: 10/08/10 06:10am
By: Dirk
Re: where do I place my theme file
Posted on: 10/09/10 12:49am
By: Anonymous (ironmax)
Quote by: jekwumooreit shows this error
"Unfortunately, an error has occurred rendering this page. Please try again later. "
Just out of curiosity, did you also verify that you have all the plugins copied over from your professional theme?
Michael
Re: where do I place my theme file
Posted on: 10/09/10 01:24am
By: jekwumoore
@ironmax, please explain bettter
Re: where do I place my theme file
Posted on: 10/09/10 01:51am
By: Anonymous (ironmax)
Quote by: jekwumoore@ironmax, please explain bettter
Okay, in your theme directory. Do you have all the plugins from the professional directory copied over to your new theme that you are trying to get running? Also, what theme is it that you downloaded and where did you download it from? If there is a problem with it and you got it from the demo site, I need to make sure its working correctly.
Michael
Re: where do I place my theme file
Posted on: 10/09/10 02:18am
By: jekwumoore
It is the adeliae_en theme, I downloaded it from a link in this website,
I still don't get this below
"Do you have all the plugins from the professional directory copied over to your new theme that you are trying to get running
what and what should be in the folders? and what path?
Re: where do I place my theme file
Posted on: 10/09/10 10:24am
By: Dirk
What Michael means are theme files specific to plugins. For example, the Forum plugin comes with its own set of theme files that should go into a "forum" directory within your theme directory (e.g. professional/forum).
Did you figure out the actual error message yet? The "Unfortunately, ..." message is deliberately generic for security reasons. You should find the actual error message in the error.log file or you may have to apply some of the other tips from the FAQ entries I pointed you to (see above) to get a proper error.
bye, Dirk