I am using Joomla 3.0.I want to show banners on the basis of articles.
I really wants that admin can add banner for an particular article and will show on front on that article.
Please suggest me any plugin
You don't need a 3rd party solution for that.
You could use the default banner module:
Extensions -> Module Manager -> New -> Banners
And import it to article using loadmodule method: How do you put a module inside an article?
{loadmodule mod_banners, banner1}
* banner1 is the title of module
Related
How will we assign a particular module for particular page in joomla 3.0? I have no particular menu item for that page?I know that if i have a particular menu ,then assign that module to that particular menu item,but i dont have menu
This is not possible:
You cannot assign a module to a URL link. This is because URL links do not have Itemids assigned to them.
You cannot directly assign modules to pages that are only linked via
content (for example, a link from one article to another) or other,
non-menu modules (for example, a link to an article from a module),
because these also do not have Itemids. One work-around for this
problem is to have an unpublished menu that contains links to the
items you wish to link through non-menus. This will create an itemid
that can be included in the url you link to.
Source: Joomla Docs
In only case that this page is an article or a component that you could load content via plugin you could use loadposition / loadmodule method.
Here is the official documentantion how you could do that.
Hope this helps
OK, I know this is probably stupid. I have followed Alan Storm's excellent "Admin Hello" tutorial (How to create a simple 'Hello World' module in Magento?), as well as the updated version on his own site (http://alanstorm.com/magento_admin_hello_world_revisited). I have used this as a framework to create a new admin module. But the example does NOT have a front end, ie, a related admin page.
How do I add a new html form that will allow me to collect inputs, and display outputs from my admin module? I have looked at tutorials for creating new blocks, themes, CMS pages, and the like. But none of them seem to address now to create a new admin page, and integrate it with a custom admin module.
Thanks all! -Don! Briggs
This tutorial doesn't follow all of the best practices, but it is an example of what you're looking for. Even shows you how to implement the grid in admin: http://www.pierrefay.com/create-backend-plugin-magento-75
I am trying to make it so that I can have a category blog that displays three articles, and one of those articles be a category list that will list some other recent new articles on my site. Is there any way of doing this in Core joomla or do I need a plugin?
Thanks,
Mike
You could use loadmodule to load a latest news or other module set to display the categories you want into one of the articles in your blog. Alternatively you could have an alternate layout that renders that module would need for an article.
Anybody know how to create a form just like in "Create Article" in com_content component.
Basically i want to make a form in my component frontend part.
Your best bet will be to download a form module and embed it in the article.
Check these 2 categories to see which extension suits your needs.
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/contacts-and-feedback/forms
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/contacts-and-feedback/contact-forms
Once you have a module, give it a custom position by typing one in instead of selecting one, then go to your article and use the following code:
{loadposition xxx}
Hope this helps.
I am intrested in changing the joomla default Login module to show a menu as a greeting in the login module,
so that menu will contain links for profile management and stuff from that sort.
I have tried to add a module position inside the module (dawg!)
But that went down the drain.
And i'm not intrested in adding manual links to pages because they might change.
Any ideas guys?
Thanks in advance,
Eric
put this code in login module template where you want to show the menu
$module = JModuleHelper::getModules('xxxx');
// xxxx is any virtual position, no need to create it anywhere.
echo JModuleHelper::renderModule($module[0]);
and enable a menu module at position 'xxxx'.
I hope this will work.
You are going to have to create a custom module to do that. There is no way to do it with the parameters you have given. You could use the module alternative layout to add in some links to the login module, but you can't add a menu to it without rewriting the entire module.