. You have Joomla 1.5 (.15 in our case) with Docman (v.
1.4.0 stable) installed. You moved your Joomla server, by changing the server name or the server IP. Joomla front end site runs at normal speed, but administration site takes between 20 sec to 1 min or more to load the administration menus each time you reload the page. Icons for Docman links under the Components menu in the Administration console are not there anymore. Example below.The reason behind this crazy problem is that DOCMAN, when installed, creates static (absolute) references in the database to the IP or the server name for the icons in the components menu. When the server is moved to a different IP address or a different server name the links to the icon images are broken, which causes the menu to take a painfully long time to load each time the administrator page is changed or refreshed.The Proven Solution to this obscure problem:1. Connect to your Joomla database (if you have phpmyadmin installed, you may run the query directly in there.
For security reasons, we have chosen not to install phpmyadmin, and access MySQL through the command-line interface): # mysql -u root -pmysql use joomladb2. Verify and confirm that your links are broken by issuing the following query:mysql SELECT adminmenuimg FROM joscomponents j where j.option = 'comdocman';3. Run the following update statement to modify the records in your database for Docman:mysql UPDATE joscomponents j SET adminmenuimg = REPLACE(adminmenuimg, LEFT( adminmenuimg, INSTR( adminmenuimg,'components') - 1),' ) WHERE j.option = 'comdocman';mysql commit;4. And welcome back performance!!!
Now the components menu in the administration console should look something like this:Hope this solves your performance problems, it did for us and our customers, and the backend of our Joomla! Site is now lightning fast.
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. . . First of all, you may want to check which is running on your website.Check for the latest Joomla! If you are not on the latest release, read the release notes to see if you need to upgrade.
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If a release is being made in order to address security issues then it is strongly advised that you upgrade as soon as possible. You can see the release history of each series in the table below.
Click the version history link in the notes column to find details on exact release date, release notes and package and MD5s. Normally, you should use the latest version of Joomla! For a new site unless you have a specific reason not to. The latest version can be downloaded from. Make sure you subscribe to the feed.
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If you are running an earlier release of the current version (for example, you are running 3.1.6 and the current version is 3.4.1), you should upgrade to the current version. Each minor release fixes a number of bugs and/or security issues.
It is always good practice to upgrade to the latest maintenance version as a first step in troubleshooting a problem and fixing any newly discovered security issues. 22 July 2009Migration to 3.xPlan to migrate to 3.9.14 nowEOL at 1.0.15Included External LibrariesA Joomla! Installation contain external libraries which are included with Joomla! CMS version releases. These external libraries are not part of the core code. Please read the Notes section as they may contain more information, such as a external library version change released with a maintenance release. External Libraries by Joomla Release CMS VersionCMS Version SupportedMootoolsMootools MorejQueryjQuery UI(Core, Widget, Mouse, Position, and Sortable)BootstrapSimple PiePHP MailerPHP UTF-8IDNA ConvertRapid Application Development (RAD) FrameworkAkeeba's Framework on Framework(FOF)password compatlessphprandom compat3.9.
Stable VersionThis page provides a summary of the current development strategy published on 25 April 2014. All Joomla versions released before 25 April 2014 have been developed according to. You should read the full text of the for a more detailed explanation.Joomla! Is developed following. The use of LTS (Long Term Support) and STS (Short Term Support) is no longer relevant or observed.
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