Question How do you save the configuration? !!!

The answer is in the previous post!

emenus wrote:

fond this on another post and tried it, seem to be working fine!
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Update: I actually found the problem. it's the file toolbar.kunena.php that has no content.
It looks like a previous similar issue with that very same file where it gets corrupted during installation.

I just uploaded the file manually that i extracted from the download install file. And it's working now
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Ah - thank you emenus. That does seem to fix it - I wonder what causes it and whether the dev team are aware of it. I also wonder what else might be getting broken during install.

For reference for anyone else finding this, the file toolbar.kunena.php is found in the root folder of the archive (tar) and needs to go into administrator/components/com_kunena.

Thanks again.

Hurr1c4n3 wrote:

The answer is in the previous post!

Actually a work-around is in the earlier post, I was trying it while you wrote.

The answer would be to find out what is causing the problem and fix it in the kunena installation routine - I'll leave that to the developers who are welcome to contact me if they have specific questions about my installation. Could it be a clash with some other component I wonder - seems unlikely that this could corrupt a file during installation which is what appears to happen.

Sorry to tell you rogerco but you are the one in the wrong as i saw this post i have tested it on my test site from both the tarball and zip archives on a FRESH install of joomla 1.5.15 and both work flawlessly.

So now down to fixing ur issue, either there is a conflict with the template you are using for joomla and the admin panel or one of the other component you have install is conflicting with the JOOMLA admin panel.

1. So my first test would be to use the default_ex kunena template and the rhuk_milkyway template for joomla and see if that sorts ur problem.

2. Disable ALL none standard installed modules/componants/plugins test see if you still have an issue,

2A. If you do then best bet is to start from scratch delete the site and DB (backup db first) then install joomla and then kunena and then install any other module you want but keep checking to see if error has returned.

2B. If the error has gone start enabling your modules/componants/plugins again but after each one is actived check to see if error has returned, once you have found the offening item either remove it from ur setup OR go to the makers of the part and see if there are any updates or advise to why it causing this error.

3. Say sorry to xillibit for bein so rude to him when he was trying to help you and say thanks to me for helping you even though ud have been so rude to a DEV here that is highly respected.

4. Go on your merry way safe in the knowlege that if you have followed all steps correctly you have solved your problem and you are safe in the knowlege that if you have any more issues that you can come back here and be nice and someone out of the goodness of there heart ( sadly im not paid to help ) will help you out till your issue is solved.

kind Regards Cerbie

I have the same problem. I cannot find a way to save the configuration. It is just not there. I installed a fresh Joomla 1.5.15 on an Apache server 2 days ago. All I have added is the community builder component/modules, which I have disabled, but the problem remains, I cannot change/save the configuration. Any ideas?

The growing number of K 1.5.11 installation problems is becoming a bit disturbing. This is the fourth (or fifth, perhaps) instance where someone has had these similar symptoms. In the other three (or four) cases, the cause was traced to a defective/incomplete installation of Kunena. In particular, one file (somehow or other) failed to properly install on users' sites.

In each of the three (or however many) cases before this one, the one file that was missing was toolbar.kunena.php. As was mentioned out earlier in this discussion by rogerco,

For reference for anyone else finding this, the file toolbar.kunena.php is found in the root folder of the archive (tar) and needs to go into administrator/components/com_kunena.

As I said, this latest case, reported by lalaw, seems somehow related. " I have the same problem... " Indeed.

Perhaps the same solution might also apply?