Quote Originally Posted by shags38 View Post
Thanks for that Rod - in the case of an sql file not uploading via admin is there another way to upload an sql file, e.g. can it be manually loaded to the database? if so how is that done and do you need a lot of experience with database workings?
Yes, this is possible. You can use a tool such as phpmyadmin, which gives you the ability to either cut 'n' paste the SQL commands, or to simply import them.

You don't need an in depth knowledge of the database workings, but you may need to edit the SQL before using this method because the 'manual' method will use the code 'as is', whereas the admin 'Install SQL patch' tool will adjust the code so that the correct table prefixes are used (if applicable).

At least that is my understanding of things. I'm sure DrByte (or someone) will correct me if this information is incorrect.

Quote Originally Posted by shags38 View Post
Thanks Doc - just got the following advice from template support forum which I will try soon - Check in your admin_pages table to see that the configuration group id matches the one in your configuration_group table.
Did they tell you what to do if the group id *doesn't* match?

Cheers
RodG