After upgrading my site to Joomla 3.4.8, my URL is showing article id. It was not there before the upgrade.
Can anybody tell me how to fix this problem?
Please help!!
Thanks..
Joomla, by default, includes the article id in the URL in order to avoid problems with articles having the same aliases.
If the previous version of Joomla did not have the article id in the URL, then it might be that you have been using an extension such as sh404SEF and you're not using it anymore.
It might be also that you had a modified core as explained here: http://www.itoctopus.com/how-to-remove-the-article-id-from-joomlas-sef-urls , and the modification was overwritten by the update.
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I want to learn how to use joomla but the problem is that i can't continue from the first page is just keeps on validating the fields even though that have data, your response to this request will be highly appreciated.
Not sure what version of Joomla but make sure you are meeting all requirements for that particular installation. It could be something like an unsupported version of the PHP version which I have come across in the past.
After modifying the alias for an article (with SEF enabled), the URL that uses the old alias is still working; I can now
access the article via:
http://joomlasite.loc/72-pb-details-page
http://joomlasite.loc/72-details-page
I have deleted all entries in the database containing "pb-details-page". How can I deactivate the old URL? What could be causing this?
My Joomla version is 2.5.
Many thanks in advance.
UPDATE: It seems that the article is displayed according to the ID: for example, http://joomlasite.loc/72-details-page
http://joomlasite.loc/72-aaaa
http://joomlasite.loc/72
will all access the same article page.
i searched on the net for my answer,but the more i search,the less i find.here is the problem:
i have a joomla! website,located in localhost/joomla.
i have a php page, located in localhost/sample.php
now, how can i include some of joomla's modules,in this single "sample.php" page??
for example, how can i use "latest news" or "latest users" in my "sample.php" page?
one of mye friend did this, but i no longer can contact him. any help would be appreciated. if the question is not clear enough,plz let me know.
tnx
load the Joomla framework inside the external php file
like it says here http://www.irfanview.0fees.net/how-to-load-the-parameters-of-a-joomla-module-inside-an-external-php-file/
I've never had to do this, but first I think you would have to load the Joomla framework (see the installations root index.php) then you would have create a session using Jsession. This is just a guess so take it for what its worth.
I want to make a email template to use in Joomla back-end. does it possible? how?
I looked up at Joomla docs and didn't find my answer. I use Joomla 2.5.7.
Firstly upgrade your Joomla version to the latest 2.5.x version
As for the e-mail template, you will need to install a component that allows such a feature, like a Newsletter component. I personally would recommend JNews, however more can be found at the following link:
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/content-sharing/newsletter
Hope this helps
How can I add an the Joomla built-in uploader to my component's admin back-end such that the file itself is saved in a folder somewhere in the server and the filename or url is saved in the DB? The docs for JHMLBehavior/uploader under http://docs.joomla.org/API16:JHtmlBehavior/uploader are useless, and I've tried Googling for a comprehensive guide on how to do this but couldn't find any.
Please help.
Regards,
Simon
You can check out administrator/components/com_media to see how they use JHTMLBehaviour::uploader(...). The problem is that the fancy script that the uploader is based on is version 1.0 - and it doesn't work....
I would recommend checking this tutorial instead:
http://docs.joomla.org/Creating_a_file_uploader_in_your_component
You're aware that you're looking at the 1.6 version of the code, not 1.5? 1.5 is the current release - 1.6 probably hasn't got the full set of documentation.