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mod_virtuemart_search NOT IN MODULE MANAGER

Started by robert, May 08, 2014, 00:52:14 AM

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robert

Im using VM 2.6.0 with Joomla! 2.5.19

I see the modules files in mysite.com/modules but they do not appear in the Module manager. I have also tried Extensions Manager > Discover - still nothing.

None of the standard VM modules are showing in the Module manager accept mod_virtuemart_cart any idea what the problem could be?

GJC Web Design

Fresh install? Update?  Have you installed the AIO? 
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robert

yes VM2.6.0 and J 2.5.19 and yes the AIO has been installed

GJC Web Design

do you mean a new install or update?  If you browse the forum you will see a lot of posts with failed updates (normally live updater) - that's why I asked

Are the modules there in the joomla modules folder (ftp) ?
GJC Web Design
VirtueMart and Joomla Developers - php developers https://www.gjcwebdesign.com
VM4 AusPost Shipping Plugin - e-go Shipping Plugin - VM4 Postcode Shipping Plugin - Radius Shipping Plugin - VM4 NZ Post Shipping Plugin - AusPost Estimator
Samport Payment Plugin - EcomMerchant Payment Plugin - ccBill payment Plugin
VM2 Product Lock Extension - VM2 Preconfig Adresses Extension - TaxCloud USA Taxes Plugin - Virtuemart  Product Review Component
https://extensions.joomla.org/profile/profile/details/67210
Contact for any VirtueMart or Joomla development & customisation