Warning: /var.............. unwritable........

While I'm trying to learn how to post the content of my simple 'test' form into another menu item (page) I noticed in the backend Forms manager that I get the following warning:-

Warning: /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/httpdocs/administrator/cache/9b8ac9887872716cae1ceea4dea3bd58.spc is not writeable in /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/httpdocs/libraries/simplepie/simplepie.php on line 1623

I have tried changing the permissions on the obvious files but no go.
Any ideas?
Andy
P.S. I may be back for further guidance on posting collected data if the reams of paper (tutorial) I've just printed don't help 😀

Hi word warrior,

Looks like the Joomla administrator/cache folder isn't writable.

Bob

PS Simple Pie is part of the RSS coding I think. If this is only happening with ChronoForms then turn off the 'Hint of the day' with the Parameters icon.

...If this is only happening with ChronoForms then turn of the 'Hint of the day' with the Parameters icon.

That did it! 😀 Thanks.
Can now get on with the business of learning how to get form data to show as an article.
To Quote Arnie "I'll be back"🙂

Hi word warrior,

If you want the form data to be all of the article content then you can use the submit_content form from the downloads area here.

If you want to include Form Data in an article then you could create a ChronoForm that showed data instead of form fields and include that with the ChronoForms Plugin/Mambot

Bob

Hi word warrior,

Looks like the Joomla administrator/cache folder isn't writable.

Out of curiosity I checked the administrator directory [777] the cache directory [755] and the only file within the cache directory (index.html) was set to [644] those permissions look about right to me. Am I missing something?
Regards
Andy

Hi word warrior,

Those chmod settings look OK to me. Is php mod_security on - that might mean that the permissions are still too tight?

Bob