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jdoc system tags - where are they? not in index.php...
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- Michael Buttitta
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I'm not sure, but I think this apply's to all the Rocket Theme templates... I'm using a 3rd party cart company (hikashop) and when I try to load a page that should display the cart contents and the cart is empty, it should default to using the system tag:
<jdoc:include type="message" /> to say "Your cart is empty"
I looked in the documentation for Joomla and this tag should come in the index.php file to display in the main "body" of any site, yet I can't seem to find where this jdoc tag resides. Somewhere in the "drawer" code?
Can anyone point me to the location, or tell me where to add it, or explain why it isn't included and how to essentially add this functionality back in? - Best,
Michael Buttitta
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- CMYKreative
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- Not sure about your specific component, but lots of the system messages are stored in the "ini" files so you could check there.
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- Michael Buttitta
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Per the support of the component programmer:
HikaShop uses the core Joomla messaging system to display messages on your website so if you don't see any message when you don't enter correct information during the checkout process, that's probably because your Joomla template does not contain the tag to display Joomla messages: <jdoc:include type="message" />
Please edit the index.php file from your template and make sure the tag <jdoc:include type="message" /> is added to it.
If not, please add it just before the tag <jdoc:include type="component" />
This tag should already be present in all templates. - Best,
Michael Buttitta
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