Hello Darryl,

Is it possible for you to provide us with the back end and FTP access to your site to check on this issue?

definitely

could it be since we are using 1.5.26?

i can give backend access but I don't know how to FTP

Hello Darryl,

Ah, yes if you are on Joomla 1.5, you will need to use an older version because the latest versions of EasyBlog is no longer supporting Joomla 1.5. By the way, why don't you upgrade to Joomla 3.x? Joomla 1.5.x has been deprecated for quite some time already.

we have a new website being developed in 3.x right now.

However, right now my web people wanted blogging so I thought I would buy now and then test for new site

What version can I download?

none of the older versions are downloading

helloo?

how can I get an earlier version....

Hello Darryl,

I'm sorry for the late reply. You can get the earlier version from here: http://stackideas.com/downloads/archives/easyblog

Hi Nick,

I cannot download any of the early links. Could you please send the latest version that will work with Joomla 1.5.8 via email to publisher@collisionrepairmag.com ?

Hello Darryl,

I've sent you the file.

Thanks!! You guys are the best.

Hello Darryl,

You're welcome.

Hi Nick,

I also need to upgrade to J3 from J1.5 but in order to upgrade easyblog to the J3 version it looks like my quickest route is to convert and ancient MyBlog to EasyBlog on 1.5 first.

I also took a look through the archives and your oldest version do not download - they go to a content page.

Can you please email me a valid 1.5 easyblog installer?

Thanks
JK

Hello John,

Sure, You can provide us your email here so that I can send the installer thru email.

Thanks

Jkirby@ptotoday.com

Hello john kirby,

I already send the Easyblog installer zip file which compatible with Joomla 1.5 in your email. Please have a check.

I also need a 1.5 version, all the ones on your download link state 1.6+

thanks
John

Hello John,

Please provide your email here.

Hi Nik,

Someone from StackIdeas (I can't remember offhand) already sent me the 1.5 installer. Worked like a charm. Sorry I didn't post here - I probably responded via email.

Thanks for checking in though. That's great you wanted to make sure the loose ends were wrapped up.

Thanks for updating John, glad that your issues are resolved now If it's possible, in the future kindly please do stick to where you have initially posted your issues as we are working with several different support staffs, sometimes different staff might work on your ticket / forum posts

I have this same issue - just bought EasyBlogPro - tried to install and noting happened. Saw the file upload, then nothing.

I noticed the 12M+ file size, so I FTP'd it to the tmp/easyblog directory. Now I get other errors.

Hello Scott,

Is it possible for you to provide us with the back end and FTP access to your site to check on this issue?

See attached info

Hello Scott,

It looks like the installer was including some files which it wasn't to (dirty files from EasyBlog 5) . However the installer should be about 7mb+ and it looks like in your php setup, it's limited to 6mb only. Is it possible for you to increase this value to a larger value?

If you can't, can you provide us with the FTP access so that I can upload the file manually via FTP?

OK - just applied upload_max_filesize = 20M to php.ini

Hello Scott,

Hm, looking at your php info, it's still at 6mb. You can access the php info here, http://site/administrator/index.php?option=com_admin&view=sysinfo

Try this

Hello Scott,

Hm, the ftp isn't working for me By the way, the thread owner requested that he doesn't want to get notifications when we reply here. Could you please start a new thread on our forums and provide me with the appropriate access please?