ChronoForms submitcontent form problem

breaky 02 Apr, 2009
Hi guys... here is the problem:

I use the standart submitcontent form(I only altered the html). So the article goes to the content table on submit... that's fine. When I try to view it in category blog mode only the subject, the date and the "read more" link show up. I was like "what the hell" for like 2-3 hours...
That's when I discovered that on submission of every article the "<hr id='system-readmore' />" tag goes directly to the begining of the article. And joomla thinks it should interpret the introtext first(which is nothing...)

I've hidden the introtext option from everywhere.. but it still behaves that way. So I need to find how to remove that "<hr>" tag or even better move it to like 30-40 characters so every article could have an introtext.

I hope you understood🙂 If not - I'm here to clarify...
breaky 02 Apr, 2009
Come on guys... I realize this could be a problem related to the tinyMCE editor but still... I really need this sorted out asp :?
Max_admin 03 Apr, 2009
Hi breaky,

I was busy today and couldn't respond earlier, the submitcontent form will write to the full text box I think, and so the content will not appea rat the blog pages, you can switch it to write to the introtext place, this can be set in the onSubmitCode box, there is a "fulltext" variable, you need to change it to "introtext"!

let me know!

Cheers
Max
Max, ChronoForms developer
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breaky 03 Apr, 2009
Thank you very much for the reply.. but I already change the $this->item->introtext to $this->item->fulltext in the blog_item.php. Or at least I think it was there... I browsed through so much files I don't even know which one is which🙂
Anyway... I could say that this issue is resolved😉
But actually your way would be a lot easier(I saw that variable but I never thought of replacing it with introtext)
Thanks...
Max_admin 04 Apr, 2009
No problems!🙂

Max
Max, ChronoForms developer
ChronoMyAdmin: Database administration within Joomla, no phpMyAdmin needed.
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