How do i my website normal ?

[MeXP3yN]

HeLLo everyone.
I maked a Websate.But I see not my forum.The install was good all questions was complete.And of the last I did click on 'Delete install.php' then i go to my forum. But i have a error op the forum it's : Unable to load the 'main_above' template. I dont know how i do it :S Can you help me pls...

Thanx

[H]

How did you install?
You can try re-uploading the files via FTP (except for install.php and settings.php) as it sounds like some things were not uploaded correctly

[Hart]

I've hit the same thing upgrading from 1.X to 2.X beta, and I think I have a good notion what the problem is.

What sort of safety check is put in with regards to if the admin(s) using a custom theme that isn't compatible?

Suffice to say, I tried a couple times to upgrade, always hitting this, and eventually deleted out all custom themes, uploaded the update, ran it, and boom. "Unable to load the 'main_above' template." 

In my case, this update was brought on by that pesky copyright notice bug that appears.   Perhaps forcibly setting all users back to standard theme with the 1.X->2.X upgrade might be worth considering.

EDIT:   For anyone else like me t hat idiotically locks themselves out..   You can force reset your them by logging in as normal..   and then altering the end of the URL.
normally it'll be

Koodi [Valitse] Laajenna

http://www.simplemachines.org/community/            or   
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php       for example.

changing it to:
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?theme=1 
Should forcibly reset your theme, or at least it did for me.

[greyknight17]

MeXP3yN, do you still need help with this problem?

Hart, if you do an upgrade, SMF will attempt to convert your theme files to work with SMF 2.0. I usually suggest using the default theme and installing any themes you want back manually assuming they are made compatible with SMF 2.0.

If this problem occurs on a new install, you might want to try uploading the files again as mentioned by H.