I currently have a joomla site, when logged in the extensions don't render and I see source code. But if I access the site from a different connection (3G) and don't login I don't see the source code.
Something is making the site non-render plugins on connections that have logged into joomla before.
Is there some kind of extension that may be causing this?
An example of the source that doesn't render:
{source}
<div class="cshadow"></div>
{/source}
There are some extensions that can show/hide content for specific countries in Joomla. But, are you sure the issue is not related to content being displayed only for logged in users (which is a basic Joomla functionality).
Forgive me if I misunderstood your question, if I did, then please provide more context so that I can help!
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I set up a captcha using Googles reCaptcha on my Sites contact page and this works fine with no issues.
The actual contact form itself is a seperate php file that I just include on my contact page.
However, I want to add a contact form to the footer on my site as well so I have included the contact form file there as well.
However, the recaptcha does not appear in the footer contact section, except when I am on the contact page.
I thought maybe I had to specify a URL that it was on in Googles settings but it only seems to have an option to specify the domain but it is obviously on the same domain.
Any ideas of why this would be happening or how I can resolve it would be greatly appreciated.
Stupid mistake...
Only had included the script tag on the page where I already had the form.
<script src='https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js'></script>
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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.
My joomla site is hacked by someone.The hacker change the content of my files and replace their content. I find it and deleted but again and again he is doing this.I changed my ftp and cpanel details.But no use.How to prevent this.Please help me any one
Thanks In Advance
For the moment, at least update to 1.5.26 and after that also install this patch.
Remove any unneeded extensions and also try to make sure that the rest of your extensions are up-to-date as much as possible.
You can also strengthen up your site's security with advanced .htaccess rules and security extensions like admin tools by Akeeba.
Read also:
Joomla Security Checklist
https://joomla.stackexchange.com/questions/2305/what-to-do-if-my-joomla-website-got-hacked
Also, this Google Search Results Page will present you with links to useful and important information.
i am facing a problem after hacking in my website. All Links redirecting to home page. Any Help ? Shorten URL as http://goo.gl/28FYH
In Admin, No Save, NO CLose Edit, nothing is working. ANy help ?
I have tried all the possibilities like to change in .hataccess, no help from that.
In Joomla 1.5, the links in the backend are managed by JS. Check if all scripts are included properly. You can also open the JS Console of your browser to see what is happening when clicking a link.
Are there any type of extensions that let people post what they want with categories. So they need to sign-up and sign-in, and then create a new post, then select the relative category that the post will be shown in to other people.
I may need to show posts by geo-localisation restriction, for example, posts appears in just US or UK.
I'm a PHP developer. I can achieve this system, but I wondered if it does already exist some CMS like Joomla doing what I need, to save time. I may also be able to develop such Joomla modules if it's allowed. Please need a push around these requirements since I don't have too much experience with Joomla.
I would recommend you use the article section of joomla which is a built in one. I think the things available in joomla package will suit your category, post and signin and signup requirements.
For geo-localisation restrictions I think your php knowledge is more than enough to change or modify few parts of the code in the joomla. I think this way will help you save some time. I have done these before.They have worked fine for me. Hope this helps you.