Hi,
Some background: I've been a classic ASP coder for the past 6 years. No experience with PHP or Joomla outside of the past couple weeks.
I'm working on my company's website (go live date 1/21/08), and decided to go with Joomla 1.5 RC4.
I needed a functionality for visitors to the site to register for events that my company hosts and Chrono Forms seemed to fit the bill (if it can do what I need I'll register it). So I've been working with Chrono Forms yesterday and today.
I have SEF turned on and used the sef_ext/com_chronocontact.php and it works.
What I need is a module that will list upcoming events that includes the following fields: date, title, description, link to the form. Do you know if such a thing already exists?
To go one step easier, I would be happy with static module that I editted myself to include new events and take off old events.
Thanks
Some background: I've been a classic ASP coder for the past 6 years. No experience with PHP or Joomla outside of the past couple weeks.
I'm working on my company's website (go live date 1/21/08), and decided to go with Joomla 1.5 RC4.
I needed a functionality for visitors to the site to register for events that my company hosts and Chrono Forms seemed to fit the bill (if it can do what I need I'll register it). So I've been working with Chrono Forms yesterday and today.
I have SEF turned on and used the sef_ext/com_chronocontact.php and it works.
What I need is a module that will list upcoming events that includes the following fields: date, title, description, link to the form. Do you know if such a thing already exists?
To go one step easier, I would be happy with static module that I editted myself to include new events and take off old events.
Thanks
Hi craigs,
Glad you're finding ChronoForms and sef_ext useful!
I use Attend Events on my site and I think it would do pretty much all that you need (and perhaps a bit more).
Bob
Glad you're finding ChronoForms and sef_ext useful!
I use Attend Events on my site and I think it would do pretty much all that you need (and perhaps a bit more).
Bob
extremely quick glance shows it not compatible with 1.5. I could enable legacy but would rather not.
Thanks for the quick reply. I'll read the rest of the description.
Thanks for the quick reply. I'll read the rest of the description.
decided to give it a shot after reading the description but it would appear the link to download it: http://joomlacode.org/gf/project/attend_events is dead.
edit: http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic,252842.msg1154642.html<br><br>Post edited by: craigs, at: 2008/01/15 18:03
edit: http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic,252842.msg1154642.html<br><br>Post edited by: craigs, at: 2008/01/15 18:03
Hi craigs,
Thanks for that, I did get a connection briefly today long enough to grab the 1.0.14 upgrades.
The author seems to actively support Add Events so I imagine that he'll do a 1.5 release (there may even be one in alpha - I don't recall).
Bob
Thanks for that, I did get a connection briefly today long enough to grab the 1.0.14 upgrades.
The author seems to actively support Add Events so I imagine that he'll do a 1.5 release (there may even be one in alpha - I don't recall).
Bob
Attend Events is not compatible with 1.5 RC4 even with Legacy on. I tried both the stable version and the nightly build developer version.
I did find this thread: http://forum.joomla.org/index.php?topic=250354.msg1154180
which gave me some more options to look at. The thread mainly discuess DT Register but states it is not natively 1.5 compatible. I'll try it with Legacy support I suppose first.
I did find this thread: http://forum.joomla.org/index.php?topic=250354.msg1154180
which gave me some more options to look at. The thread mainly discuess DT Register but states it is not natively 1.5 compatible. I'll try it with Legacy support I suppose first.
Attend Events is not compatible with 1.5 RC4 even with Legacy on. I tried both the stable version and the nightly build developer version.
I did find this thread: http://forum.joomla.org/index.php?topic=250354.msg1154180
which gave me some more options to look at. The thread mainly discuess DT Register but states it is not natively 1.5 compatible. I'll try it with Legacy support I suppose first.
I did find this thread: http://forum.joomla.org/index.php?topic=250354.msg1154180
which gave me some more options to look at. The thread mainly discuess DT Register but states it is not natively 1.5 compatible. I'll try it with Legacy support I suppose first.
DT Register did look very appealling but much more in depth than I need. I found a free module: Custom Code. With it I can just hard code the descriptions of the events in a module to show up on every page with a link to the form I make with Chrono. Looks like I found a solution.
http://extensions.joomla.org/component/option,com_mtree/task,viewlink/link_id,2861/Itemid,35/
http://extensions.joomla.org/component/option,com_mtree/task,viewlink/link_id,2861/Itemid,35/
Hi craigs,
Good research there. If you've found that putting code in a module will do what you want then you might have a look at this FAQ where we found a way of putting ChronoForms code into a module ising the Content Item Module. This has the possible advantage that you could centralise all your code management in - more or less - one place. (Though it could be overkill, ChronoForms works quite well as a tool for putting html+php - other than forms - into Joomla pages.)
Good luck
Bob
PS I've also been looking at the Jumi extension that looks like a Swiss Army knife for this kind of work.<br><br>Post edited by: GreyHead, at: 2008/01/16 21:42
Good research there. If you've found that putting code in a module will do what you want then you might have a look at this FAQ where we found a way of putting ChronoForms code into a module ising the Content Item Module. This has the possible advantage that you could centralise all your code management in - more or less - one place. (Though it could be overkill, ChronoForms works quite well as a tool for putting html+php - other than forms - into Joomla pages.)
Good luck
Bob
PS I've also been looking at the Jumi extension that looks like a Swiss Army knife for this kind of work.<br><br>Post edited by: GreyHead, at: 2008/01/16 21:42
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