Changing the Moodle template - themes

I want to use free moodle template from http://www.themza.com/. In its demo it shows how to install theme. It says put the theme on ftp. I put it in the same directory in local and it didn't work. I want to know it's because it's on local or I have another problem?

It looks like they are not working because the themes are designed for Moodle 1.9 which is quite old now.
The latest version of Moodle is 2.6
http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Theme_changes_in_2.0

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Problem with migration Joomla 1.5.26 to 3.x with jUpgradePro

I need to migrate an old website witch is using Joomla 1.5 to Joomla 3.x.
I updated Joomla to 1.5.26 and I decided to buy and use tool jUpgradePro from https://matware.com.ar/subscriptions/jupgradepro-subscription.html .
I configured everything and I'm trying to start migration but there's one problem and I need Your help.
When I start using cmd of jupgradepro there's one error message after using command composer install.
Cannot update only a partial set of packages without a lock file present
What can I do with this problem, any Issue? I was trying to search something in web, but finally have to ask You for help.
One thing that I can say is that this example is a test so target domain is a subdomain (http://ernestdolowy.pl/projects/szpital/nowytest/) and source site has just empty test template, is that a problem? Joomla 3.x is well configured on subdomain.
Finally I need to migrate Joomla 3.x to Wordpress but right now I have to solve this problem.
Thank you in advance for your help :)
I got same problem, and found this solution on my local machine:
In Joomla site, xxx\administrator\components\com_jupgradepro I copied the composer.json file to composer.lock
I started composer install command from command line (in Windows, not in built-in jUpgradePro). It installed all dependencies, and in jUpgradePro command line window the check site command worked fine.
Solution:

concrete5 no name no description no styling of theme

I have installed my theme in C:\xampp\htdocs\projects\c5\surreymarketingpr_gmk\packages\dotawesome_warm\themes\dotawesome
its working fine on localhost but not on live site. Also its an older version of concrete5 because this theme is not compatible with the latest versions of concrete5.
You aren't really giving enough information here. Not working is not very helpful. What do your error logs contain? What's the website URL?
There are several things that can impact uploading to an online host, such as PHP version, MySQL version, .htaccess settings, file permissions, etc.
Another very possible problem is that you didn't have this in your my.ini under XAMPP when you installed concret5:
lower_case_table_names=1
If you'd like help with this you can contact me jasteele12 at concrete5.org

Fatal error: Class 'Mage_Core_Helper_Cookie' not found magento

I created a theme on my own magento website, and uploaded it to another magento website, but when i go to the frontend of that website i get this
Fatal error: Class \\’Mage_Core_Helper_Cookie\\’ not found in /home/winterwa/public_html/app/Mage.php on line 516
I searched for a solution and tried this one described in this topic:
http://www.magentocommerce.com/boards/viewthread/280318/#t401019
(cookie.php in app/code/core/mage/core/helper) but it didn\\’t help a thing.
Any suggestions/solutions for this??
It sounds like the two different Magento installs are running different versions of Magento. The file in question is only added to Magento in version 1.7. I can only assume that you have taken a fresh install of 1.7 and based your theme off of the default / base theme for this. Therefore when the theme gets added to an older version of Magento it is trying to load Blocks / Templates that you haven't overloaded and that just don't exist in the base template.
Unfortunately this won't be the easiest thing to fix. You will need to go through the layout/template files, removing references that add blocks or use helpers that don't exist for the current version of magento. For the issue you mention, you should be able to find by searching for helper('cookie') in your template files.

Magento Style Error?

I have installed Magento several times now and each time I install it and put some (sub)-categories in it, it works fine! After I have checked it out at the front-end, it all seemed okay. After this I go back to the back-end and when I want to edit categories I get this:
Therefor i have installed Magento 1.6.2 again. And I got the same result. There was a fix I found on the internet, but it doesn't work. I can't see or edit anything. So I decided to install a newer version 1.7.0 RC1. And guess what? I got the same problem again :(
All the other pages are working fine, but why is the style gone of the categories page? :S
Does anyone have an answer for this error??
Check the permission for media and var folder in your magento root folder.

Upgrading Magento

Just a quick question involving upgrading Magento. I currently have version 1.4.1 and would like to update to the newest version. I tried upgrading through the Magento Connect and can not get that to work. And my host will not give me SSH access so I can't do it that way.
It's very frusterating, what are my other options? Can I just download the new set of files and replace those, but keep the old database? Will that work?
Not sure the best way to approach this. Thank you.
search SO to get similar answers:
disable all 3rd party extensions
disable custom themes
upgrade (you can do version by version also)
turn on your theme
turn on extensions one by one and debug

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