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Elvira New J4 Install Can't Edit Template

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  1. patrickbmccabe
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Morning Ciaran,
I installed a freshly downloaded Elvira J4 and Clean Installed it to
http://encoreconsulting.ie/
When I go to Edit the Template Logo name (always First Step!)
I get
"Sorry, there was a problem we could not recover from.
The server returned a "500 - Whoops, looks like something went wrong."

Also when I try to Save Modules, Same error as above

Can you please check this for me?
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patrickbmccabe
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My Techy guy said "There was issue in finder plugin." if that helps anyone in the future. which fixed the templates and modules from NOT saving
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Hi Patrick

Thank you for the access details. This issue appears to be related to your Joomla installation rather than your template. I get the same error when saving any of your modules/templates or indeed attempt any kind of write access to your database. Unfortunately this is an area I am not very familiar with.

Ciaran
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