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I downloaded Joomla 2.5.6 & got Joomla 1.5.21

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Because of the old version, I can;t get the parameters to be writeable to J51_Avenue.
I'm a novice, 1st time setting up Joomla and surprised I made it this far, only to be stopped by this:

The parameter file /templates/j51_avenue/params.ini is unwritable!

HELP! please, in easy explanations!
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You can either delete the files via FTP access or through your host manager (cPanel, Plesk etc). The second option been the quicker of the 2.

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ok, I'm willing to try..
do you have a link with instructions for uninstall?

Thanks!
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Hi juggernaut33

Its difficult for us to say for sure as it wouldnt be a template issue but both links here are definately only running on Joomla 1.5. If its a new install I would suggest reinstalling Joomla in 2.5 rather trying to upgrade the 1.5 version on your site.

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http://www.pittsburghweddingcompany.com

I just don't know why I was starting from scratch with this new website; and I downloaded 2.5.6 and that is what I attached to my host and I got thru the whole process using that, but then when I open it, it is version 1.5.21...

Is it because I have another website with a different Joomla template using 1.5.21?

My other website is http://www.pittsburghdjcompany.com

Thanks for the link, I will check it out, but am such a novice at this stuff that I know it won't be easy.
(someone else setup my other website for me & I am trying this new one on my own with not much computer background)
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If you have a URL to your site we can tell you what version of Joomla you are using?

For details on upgrading your Joomla version may I suggest the following article.. http://docs.joomla.org/Migrating_from_Joomla_1.5_to_Joomla_2.5

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is there an easy way to upgrade the versions? I'm very new to this
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Yes, i think that is the problem with the template... my version says 1.5.21
But i downloaded 2.5.6 and have the stable full package.. That is what I linked to my website
yet when I open /administrator I get 1.5.21
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Hi juggernaut33

What version of Joomla are you using with the template? Note that our Avenue template is only compatible with Joomla 1.7 & 2.5 and not Joomla 1.5

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