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Written by Joe
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Saturday, 12 July 2008 03:40 |
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A joomla search tag plugin, the plugin will show meta keywords as 'tag' at the bottom of the articles. The meta keywords are separated by comma( ','). You can see the demo of the site, all the tag are created by the search tag plugin. By now, it works for Joomla 1.5.X properly, not compatable with Joomla 1.0.X. It is quite easy to use.
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Written by Joe
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Friday, 11 July 2008 00:50 |
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When I use FireBoard1.0.4 for Joomla1.5, error occurs when I change password in my profile. "Fatal error: Class 'joomlaVersion' not found in /home/public_html/components/com_fireboard/template/default/plugin/myprofile/myprofile.php on line 702" Fix it in two steps. 1.Change line 702 from document.write('')$joomlaVersion = new joomlaVersion(); to document.write('')$joomlaVersion = new JVersion(); Noticed in Joomla 1.5 that version.php was changed from joomlaVersion to JVersion. 2. Add the following language definition in: administrator/components/com_fireboard/language/english.php DEFINE('_USER_DETAILS_SAVE', 'Your new password has been saved.');
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Written by Joe
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Thursday, 10 July 2008 04:36 |
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When I use community builder 1.1 for joomla 1.5.x, it reports the following error. Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /components/com_comprofiler/plugin/user/plug_cbcore/cb.core.php on line 240
I fix it in the following way: 1. Change line 528 from $params =& $juser->getParameters();
to $params =& $juser->getParameters(true);
2. Delete line 529. $params->loadSetupFile(JApplicationHelper::getPath( 'com_xml', 'com_users' ));
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Written by Joe
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Tuesday, 08 July 2008 03:12 |
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| Banner | Shows banners from banner component | | Menu | Presents links of a menu | | Login Form | Shows a form to log in or create account | | Syndicate | Shows RSS feed links that viewers can use to syndicate to the home page | | Statistics | Shows various site stats | | Archive | This module shows a list of the calendar months, which contain archived items. | | Sections | Shows a list of all sections configured in your database | | Related Items | Shows links of content items that have similar keywords | | Wrapper | Presents another URL inside an iframe (a page within a page) | | Polls | Shows polls from the poll component | | Who's Online | Shows number of viewers currently on the site | | Random Image | Shows a random image | | Newsflash | Shows a random content item from a chosen category | | Latest News | Shows link list of most recently published content items | | Popular | Shows link list of most popular content items (by page view) | | Search | Shows a search box | | Custom | A special module that is created by the administrator, which can contain any sort of HTML |
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Written by Joe
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Tuesday, 08 July 2008 03:02 |
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Here is a list of Joomla Official site: www.joomla.org— The main Joomla site and news. This lists the official news blog for Joomla. You can subscribe to news via RSS by clicking the link in the left-hand column. help.joomla.org— Documentation and help for Joomla. This section is full of guides, help screens, and FAQs to help you get up and running with your Joomla site. Also found here is the official Joomla manual, forum.joomla.org— At over 200,000 members, the official Joomla Forum is one of the biggest forums on the Web. You can get help from the active Joomla community, whether it's for templates, translations, components, or just a general help question. When you are asking for help, remember that the forum is all volunteer, so provide as much detail on your problem as you can and be respectful. extensions.joomla.org— The Joomla extensions directory, packed with over 2,000 third-party extensions. Split into components, modules, and plugins, this is the place to come to extend the functionality of your Joomla website. It even includes useful reviews and rating tools so you can see what other people think of a particular extension. shop.joomla.org— Get your Joomla T-shirt here! developer.joomla.org— For developers, this is where you can find documentation on the Joomla API, blogs for the various developers of the core team, and various wikis and tutorials. - www.joomlacode.org —It serves as the code repository both for the main Joomla files and the hundreds of GPL third-party extensions.
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