In your Joomla! 1.5.x  root you should have
/plugins/docman/standardbuttons.php
/plugins/docman/standardbuttons.xml

If you dont see the above files extract (unzip) the com_docman_1.4.0_rc3.zip file on your harddisk and copy 2 files from the ‘plugins’ folder (standardbuttons.php and standardbuttons.xml.php) from the files extracted.

Then
Backend > Extensions > Plugin manager you should have
DOCman Standard Buttons

Here also you can enable/disable the buttons and you have to have this plugin enabled to get it work.

You can not see this plugin in Backend > Extensions > Install/Uninstall > Plugins because this plugin will be installed automatically by DOCman extension. Also if you delete extension it will delete the plugin too.

NOTE : If you are not able to copy the files to your FTP, this might be due to the fact that the apache user is the owner of the’docman’ folder under ‘plugins’ folder

To change the ownership

Login to SSH using ‘root’ user and  change the ownership of the docman folder (under plugin folder) to your user

command

chown username:usergroup filename

OR

chown username:usergroup foldername

 

Is  your company is looking for a super scalable server Joomla hosting server that will run Red Hat Enterprise or most Linux/Unix flavors?  Look no further Intel just came out with a new processor and Sun has a system to run the beast.  

Imagine your Joomla site running on the new Intel Dunninton. Dunnington is Intel's first multi-core CPU - features a single-die six- (or hexa) core design with three unified 3 MB L2 caches (resembling three merged 45 nm dual-core Wolfdale dies), and 96 KB L1 cache (Data) and 16 MB of L3 cache. It features 1066 MHz FSB, fits into the Tigerton's mPGA604 socket, and is compatible with the Caneland chipset. These processors support DDR2-1066 (533 MHz), and have a maximum TDP below 130 W. They are intended for blades and other stacked computer systems.

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The favorite icon (commonly referred to as the favicon) is an image file that is 16×16 pixels, and is normally named favicon.ico.

You need to upload it to the template directory of the template that you are using. If you are using multiple templates you’ll need to upload it to different directories. If I were replacing the favicon in the Joomla! 1.5 default template Rhuk_Milkyway, You need to upload the favicon to: joomlaroot/templates/rhuk_milkyway/favicon.ico

Since your browser has already downloaded (cached) your old favicon, you probably won’t see the changed icon till you clear your cache and refresh (you may have to refresh multiple times before you see the changed icon).

 We had to patch some annoying bug. It was another PHP4 problem which prevented the data from being saved to the ConstantContact database (sometimes returning white page or some errors) and/or broke displaying the "name" and "last name" fields in the component frontend. Thanks to our users feedback this one was submitted,  diagnosed  and fixed in one hour.

 But this new version is not all about bug. We also replaced the good old textarea with default joomla editor in the "Email Settings" page in the admin panel.

 A new version of ConstantContact integration is about to come soon, with modified and cleaned up core files, some brand new functions and possibly integrations with another user-extending components for those who use something else than Community Builder.

Just letting you know that we managed to fix the PHP4 incompatibilities submitted by users. We also applied some minor interface changes.

This is a major update that's why the version number jumped up a bit :) For your convienience we added a redirection setting,  which allows you to forward users to a chosen page after they are done with editing the preferences.

 What's more, we implemented collecting names and last names via both the module and component interface, used for users who are not registered in your Joomla database.  You can turn this function off if you wish only to collect e-mail adresses.

The module is now extended with module class suffix, letting you style the module in your template default CSS file.  A configurable "intro text"is another new option for the module.

We also added another tab in components admin panel, letting you edit title and text (plain or HTML) of the message which is sent every time user who is not logged-in edits the newsletter preferences.

 More changes are to come! I will keep you updated.

We implemented simple automatic version check; this piece of code will notify you when a new version of ConstantContact integration is available. The message will show up in the components admin panel.