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Hello I recently purchased joomla51 Revelation template. I am new to joomla 2.5. In the old version I was used to use the section manager. My problem is this: I have created menu items in the "hornav" but I can not seem to use them to go to the dedicated article. When I press the item "music" on the menu i get "No input file specified." What am I doing wrong? ;) my site: http://ekaup.com
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Hi

Hard to know exactly whats going on there from the front end. Could I ask you to set us up with temporary administration access to your Joomla installation and send the details to info@joomla51.com (fao: Ciaran) so I can investigate the issue further.

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I have set up the menu module as it should and is now displaying your sub-menu items.

The 'No input file specified.' appears to be caused by your SEO option and not related to the template. Disabling the SEO in your Global Configuration should amend the issue. For further reading check out this post http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?p=2722309

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