I want to access the configuration.php file from a custom front-end module. I want to set var $offline to o or 1 from the module(through radio) and then refresh page. I also want the module to show when the site is off line.
as i understand, if you want to set some message on the front end when the site is offline then simply follow the steps:
login on admin pannel.
hover the mouse on the site menu on the top of the admin pannel.
click on the global configuration menu.
in the site tab, you will find the site settings and the radio button with yes, and no and the offline message the you want to display when the site is offline.
if you want to show the offline message the simple click on the yes radio button and save it..
thats it..
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I was wondering how one would go about implementing an editor like tinymce so that registered members of a joomla site can post articles, edit them, and get paid when someone downloads them
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This functionality is already built into Joomla.
All you need to do to enable this is to add a new "Create Article" menu option with Access = "Registered".
You will probably also need to enable a login module if there isn't one already so users can log in to the front end to see the new menu option.
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can u help me about "admin menu manager" component?
I want to add a new menu to admin menu in back end of joomla that links to a specific module, I do it ,but when I click on it the menu that I created it
myself this error occurs:
*You are not permitted to use that link to directly access that page (#120).
if I pay for pro version of this component that error will solved?
I was a magento dev for some years but stopped for a couple of years. Now back and was stuck at how magento (architecture works).
Question is:
How to find the href of a submit button on a magento homepage?
this will where the template button is located.
Log into the magento back-end admin
Go to System -> Configuration in the main menu
Go to Developer on the bottom left under ADVANCED
Switch to the store view on the top left to your current website or store view.
Under the Debug tab of the same Developer config page you will see a new option appear that will allow you to turn on/off template path hints.
Remember to clear your cache.
I turned Show Title option for articles to Hide in global settings. So it works for each my page good instead of home page. So the title is still appear, even if I switched it to hide in article that correspond to Home page content.
I suppose maybe something wrong with menu.
So I have next menu:
Home
Photos
Contacts
Each menu content single article, but only Home shows title...
I am using joomla 3
on the screenshot below Home header that I don't need.
on the screenshot below Videos header that set as Show tile in menu item
on the screenshot below Videos header that set as Hide tile in menu item
I am making the same for Home but it does not work the Home tile is still visible.
I tapped on menu items then on home items which is single article:
then I modify visibility options:
save and close - and then update the index page in browser, but nothing happen the header Home is still on the page (
The solution is next:
Click on the “Menus” menu and select “Main Menu”.
Click on the menu item that represents your home page (usually “Home” or something similar)
On the right side, click on “Page Display Options”
Set “Show Page Heading” to “No”
Click on “Save”
http://www.celticwolf.com/blog/2012/09/06/how-to-hide-the-page-heading-in-joomla-2-5/
You have an option to show or hide the title of Articles and also Menus. Usualy is "Home" also the dafault "Frontpage" of the site, having the option to show the title.
Go to Menus -> Default "Home" Menu and under options you should have Show Title and hide it.
This should work, i tested it right now on my page to be sure.
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in joomla 3.x it will be possible by combination of backend settings and source code change.
Login to your joomla control panel.
Go to Global\Articles and turn the "Show Title" and "Article info Title" to Hide.
Go to Global\Menus and turn the "Show Page Heading" to Hide.
Login to your host and go to your public html directory then go to "\templates**[your template]**\html\com_content\article" directory.
open default.php in editor and find
php if $this->params->get('show_page_heading', 1) :
and change the 1 to 0 then save it.
I suggest you to backup default.php file before any changes.
You can disable the Page Heading in the Menu Item options as showed below in my screenshot:
if this don't work, try to go to MENUS - MANAGE - (press the button OPTIONS to the right of the page)
In browser page title press one space , the set the second voice to NO:
Then save and press the REBUILD button.
This happens when you have a multi language site. The "Show Page Heading" option inside the languages home menu doesn´t works at all in this case. It is overrided by the Main Menu home options (that one without any languages assigned to it, that is mandatory in Joomla).
So if you change the "Show Page Heading" option inside the Main Menu home options, it will work.
Bizarre. But, it´s the way that Joomla 3 works.
I am creating website using Joomla 2.5. For login, I am using default Joomla user management system. After I login sometimes I see the profile page where I have edit profile option. After I browse some other pages and click on Login, I only see option as "Hi User, Logout". How to bring Edit profile option when I click login?
Also in profile page, I see many details like Editor to use and many things. How to hide those details?
Edit 1
In Joomla 3.0 I can see edit profile option. (user id and password as demo)
You can add this via a menu. Either create a new menu or use an existing menu. Once inside the menu, You must create a new menu item at this point. Under Menu Item Type, click select.
Scroll down and you will find User Profile and Edit User Profile.
Go to modules/mod_login/tmpl/default.php
and right after you have code in this file
if ($type == 'logout'):
add the below code code for profile edit link right after
Edit Profile
In the Module Manager in the admin panel, there will be a module called "User Menu" which will be associated with a menu, most likely called the same name. Go to edit the "User Menu" module and in the bottom right, are some options to choose which pages the module appears on.
Else, if you would like to have the "Edit Profile" link as part of the login module, you will need to go to the following file:
modules/mod_login/tmpl/default.php
And add in the necessary code there
Hope this helps