I get the message move_uploaded_file failed when i try to install je capella.
Any idea?

It`s a permission issue. You`ll have to talk to the hosting provider to enable Apache SuEXEC, so that your webserver will run using your ftp user, this way avoiding any permission issues.

Thanks for fast response.
I have a dedicated server with win 2k8 OS
How can i enable Apache suexec ?
Regards

Sorry but I have no idea because I`m not a specialist in servers administration. My suggestion would be to talk to the guys who offered you the dedicated server and ask them about how to make the webserver run using the ftp user, so no permission issues will be encountered. Apache as I know is for Linux servers...for Windows servers I have no idea.
If not, just extract the archive and place the je_capella dir in /jomres/remote_plugins/.
Then open the plugin_install.php file from /je_capella, and execute that query in phpmyadmin, to create that necessary table for the template settings.

I finally have installed it (manually), i can see the plugin as installed, but i cannot find it anywhere. I see only the color adjustments in jomres site config.
Some help please...

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You`ll have to get those permissions fixed, otherwise you`ll have big problems and keep losing time with things that otherwise will take 10 seconds.

Have you run that sql query from the plugin_install.php?

If the plugin is listed as installed in the jomres plugin manager, you have a new button "Template color settings" in the jomres cpanel. Use it to select the color.

In the frontend, the new template should show up...assuming that the webserver has permission to read the files you uploaded by ftp.

It worked finally!
It was permissions issue.
Thanks a lot

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