Hi all,
the Chrono Comments extension is a wonder but I'm having a little problem. I edited the form to receive the verification email to verify my comment, but the link of the verification shows me an empty page.
Max of Chrono's staff said me that it can depends by the possibility that mootool isn't loaded in the page. If that's the reason, could anyone tell me what code line I have to add into my templates' index.php? I tried adding <?php JHTML::_('behavior.mootools'); ?> just after <jdoc:include type="head" /> but nothing is changed.
Any solutions or suggests will be welcome! 😀
Greetings, Fabio.
the Chrono Comments extension is a wonder but I'm having a little problem. I edited the form to receive the verification email to verify my comment, but the link of the verification shows me an empty page.
Max of Chrono's staff said me that it can depends by the possibility that mootool isn't loaded in the page. If that's the reason, could anyone tell me what code line I have to add into my templates' index.php? I tried adding <?php JHTML::_('behavior.mootools'); ?> just after <jdoc:include type="head" /> but nothing is changed.
Any solutions or suggests will be welcome! 😀
Greetings, Fabio.
Hi ViSouOw,
it doesn't depend on mootools BUT on some line of code at the template which will show/hide the Joomla error messages, I'm not sure whats this line, there are 3 ways to know this:
#1- Bob may know it and may answer you here soon!
#2- search the Joomla forums!
#3- open the Ja purity template and start removing the header lines one by one during testing until you find it
:)
Regards
Max
it doesn't depend on mootools BUT on some line of code at the template which will show/hide the Joomla error messages, I'm not sure whats this line, there are 3 ways to know this:
#1- Bob may know it and may answer you here soon!
#2- search the Joomla forums!
#3- open the Ja purity template and start removing the header lines one by one during testing until you find it
:)
Regards
Max
Hi ViSouOw,
Your template isn't showing the Joomla System Messages. If you go look at the page without the template you can see the message - but it does not appear in the html for the page with the template (The only difference between these two links is that the first uses index2.php and the second index.php)
To show the messages I think that you need to have <jdoc:include type="message" /> in your template. There's a JoomlaShack article here on where to place it and how to style the messages.
Bob
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Your template isn't showing the Joomla System Messages. If you go look at the page without the template you can see the message - but it does not appear in the html for the page with the template (The only difference between these two links is that the first uses index2.php and the second index.php)
To show the messages I think that you need to have <jdoc:include type="message" /> in your template. There's a JoomlaShack article here on where to place it and how to style the messages.
Bob
[[>>links removed by request : greyhead<<]]
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