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Sorry, I see that you have already removed them. Let me test this. 
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Sorry, I see that you have already removed them. Let me test this.

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OK, question. Are there ANY file left in templates/atomic? How did you delete the templates?
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OK, question. Are there ANY file left in templates/atomic? How did you delete the templates?

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The template was deleted through regular uninstall. I've looked for files and don't see any. At least not in the tempaltes folder.
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The template was deleted through regular uninstall. I've looked for files and don't see any. At least not in the tempaltes folder.

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I've upgraded to Joomla 1.6. When I go to assign a module to a position all of the positions are listed, even from templates that have been deleted. This creates a huge list for me to sift through. Also my <br />
position filter doesn't seem to be working, so even if I select to see only positions from a certain template I still get all of the positions.<br />
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I'd like to remove some of these positions from the list, but can't find where they are coming from. I know that some are listed in the templateDetails.xml file, but what about the ones from templates that have been uninstalled? For example atomic-search and atomic-sidebar positions are listed, but the atomic template has been deleted. Are these positions stored somewhere in the database? Any help would be great.<br />
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Thanks
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I've upgraded to Joomla 1.6. When I go to assign a module to a position all of the positions are listed, even from templates that have been deleted. This creates a huge list for me to sift through. Also my 
position filter doesn't seem to be working, so even if I select to see only positions from a certain template I still get all of the positions.

I'd like to remove some of these positions from the list, but can't find where they are coming from. I know that some are listed in the templateDetails.xml file, but what about the ones from templates that have been uninstalled? For example atomic-search and atomic-sidebar positions are listed, but the atomic template has been deleted. Are these positions stored somewhere in the database? Any help would be great.

Thanks

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