Comments on: Joomla anyone? http://verybigblog.com/2007/01/26/joomla-anyone/ Helping Clog Up The Internet Since 2002 Sat, 22 Nov 2008 07:30:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Hilary http://verybigblog.com/2007/01/26/joomla-anyone/#comment-6127 Hilary Thu, 08 Feb 2007 05:41:39 +0000 http://verybigblog.com/?p=3129#comment-6127 Ran into this Drupal as well. I can't remember the exact reason off the top of my head but basically folders and files that are created by the CMS (say a photo folder) end up having the correct permissions but you can't seem to edit them through ftp (though you can edit them through the CMS if it's something editable like text or a photo.) Try deleted the files folder and it's sub-folders (make a backup of the data first) from the cpanel file manger option. Then create a new folder via ftp and uplodade the backup data via ftp. Simplest non-techie workaround I've seen that should work for joomla as well. Ran into this Drupal as well. I can’t remember the exact reason off the top of my head but basically folders and files that are created by the CMS (say a photo folder) end up having the correct permissions but you can’t seem to edit them through ftp (though you can edit them through the CMS if it’s something editable like text or a photo.)

Try deleted the files folder and it’s sub-folders (make a backup of the data first) from the cpanel file manger option. Then create a new folder via ftp and uplodade the backup data via http://ftp.

Simplest non-techie workaround I’ve seen that should work for joomla as well.

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