Is it possible to insert a form into an article or add an image to a form?
thanks.
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Insert a form into an article
Hi dj59,
Yes and yes.
Please see this FAQ for the first.
And use a Custom Element element with an <img> tag for the second.
Bob
Yes and yes.
Please see this FAQ for the first.
And use a Custom Element element with an <img> tag for the second.
Bob
I tried to upload this plugin, but I get this message:
Plugin Install: Another plugin is already using directory: C:\xampp\htdocs\Joomla_2.5.8/plugins/content/chronoforms
I previously installed chronoforms_V4_RC3.5.2_j1.6
Do I now have to unistall this and install chronoforms_J1.6_V4_RC3.0_Plugin?
If I do that will I loose my forms?
Or what should I do?
Plugin Install: Another plugin is already using directory: C:\xampp\htdocs\Joomla_2.5.8/plugins/content/chronoforms
I previously installed chronoforms_V4_RC3.5.2_j1.6
Do I now have to unistall this and install chronoforms_J1.6_V4_RC3.0_Plugin?
If I do that will I loose my forms?
Or what should I do?
Hi dj59,
It looks as though you have already installed the ChronoForms plug-in. Please check to see if it is enabled.
The ChronoForms component and the Plug-in are separate elements.
Bob
It looks as though you have already installed the ChronoForms plug-in. Please check to see if it is enabled.
The ChronoForms component and the Plug-in are separate elements.
Bob
That is working now, but to insert an image into a form is still a problem for me.
My code is:
Nothing shows up, do I need to specify a path? If so how is that written?
The image is located at
joomla/images/Image_3.jpg
Thanks.
My code is:
<html>
<body>
<img src="Image_3.jpg">...
Nothing shows up, do I need to specify a path? If so how is that written?
The image is located at
joomla/images/Image_3.jpg
Thanks.
Hi dj59,
It needs to be a URL, not a folder path (though the two can be very similar); and you don't need the <html> or <body> tags.
Note that you can't reliably use relative URLs in Joomla! because the file may be opened from different locations.
I usually use full URLs like this:
Bob
It needs to be a URL, not a folder path (though the two can be very similar); and you don't need the <html> or <body> tags.
Note that you can't reliably use relative URLs in Joomla! because the file may be opened from different locations.
I usually use full URLs like this:
<img src='<?php echo JURI::root(); ?>images/Image_3.jpg' /><img src='http://my_domain.com/images/Image_3.jpg' />Bob
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