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[SOLVED] Promblem "No input file specified."
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Sorry for my bad english.
I created a module in position top-a. This module has a link to an article, but when i "click" on "read more" appear a blank page with the message "No input file specified."
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Thanks so much.
I created a module in position top-a. This module has a link to an article, but when i "click" on "read more" appear a blank page with the message "No input file specified."
Attached the module
Thanks so much.
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Posted 9 years 9 months ago #6402
Live Url please and maybe Admin access.
Mail to: support@joomlaplates.com
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Posted 9 years 9 months ago #6403
Thanks for your info. After visiting your website I can identify the problem and its not template related.
Maybe here is the solution:
After installing a joomla site (or quickstart demo package) you may encounter with "No input file specified" error when you try to browse your Joomla site's pages.
This error is about your server or its PHP configurations. You need to make some modifications, please follow the steps below:
- Login your admin panel and go to Global Configuration. Please turn off SEF settings (rewrite URL, SEF URLs etc).
- Open your .htaccess (or htaccess.txt) file with an editor which located in the root directory of your site. Find RewriteEngine On and RewriteBase and remove # signs to uncomment these lines. Please note that if your site is in a subdirectory these line should be like this RewriteBase /yourJoomlaRootFolder/
- Now save your htaccess file and upload it to you server and override the current one if it's available.
Now your error should be fixed. But if it still persists please follow:
- Open your htaccess file again and search for +FollowSymLinks line and add this just after it: Options -MultiViews
- Save your file and upload it to the server.
Now check your site again and do not forget to clean your cache! If the problem still there please follow:
- In your Joomla site's root directory look for “php.ini” file and rename it “php5.ini” (without quotes). If the file does not exist on your local computer open notepad if it does test again to see if it works. If it doesn’t proceed to next step:
Some other solutions right here:
stackoverflow.com/questions/13966046/joo...input-file-specified
Maybe here is the solution:
After installing a joomla site (or quickstart demo package) you may encounter with "No input file specified" error when you try to browse your Joomla site's pages.
This error is about your server or its PHP configurations. You need to make some modifications, please follow the steps below:
- Login your admin panel and go to Global Configuration. Please turn off SEF settings (rewrite URL, SEF URLs etc).
- Open your .htaccess (or htaccess.txt) file with an editor which located in the root directory of your site. Find RewriteEngine On and RewriteBase and remove # signs to uncomment these lines. Please note that if your site is in a subdirectory these line should be like this RewriteBase /yourJoomlaRootFolder/
- Now save your htaccess file and upload it to you server and override the current one if it's available.
Now your error should be fixed. But if it still persists please follow:
- Open your htaccess file again and search for +FollowSymLinks line and add this just after it: Options -MultiViews
- Save your file and upload it to the server.
Now check your site again and do not forget to clean your cache! If the problem still there please follow:
- In your Joomla site's root directory look for “php.ini” file and rename it “php5.ini” (without quotes). If the file does not exist on your local computer open notepad if it does test again to see if it works. If it doesn’t proceed to next step:
Some other solutions right here:
stackoverflow.com/questions/13966046/joo...input-file-specified
Dokumentation:
www.joomlaplates.de/dokumentation.html
www.joomlaplates.de/dokumentation.html
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Replied by pippoanchio on topic [SOLVED] Promblem "No input file specified."
Posted 9 years 9 months ago #6404
Problem solved.
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Posted 9 years 9 months ago #6405
Please let us know HOW! maybe its helpful for other users.
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