Integrating SMF forum into Internet Gazette Template
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- Dave Goodwin
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I have Bridge 1.1.3.
I deleted the 2nd question about the profile image at login. SMF does that. No need there.
BUT... When I use the smf_login module on other pages, unless it's the very bottom module in a column, it stacks on top of the other modules that I'm using. When I make it's position the bottom (last) module, it lets all modules above it look ok. Is there an update to the bridge or a work-around? Is there a way that I can use the Login module near the top?
You can see it at:
www.dmgood.com
This is a dev website only.
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YIKES!
I just tried Internet Explorer (vs 6) and when I click on the Forum button, nothing happens. It's as if the button is disabled. In FireFox it works. This must be an SMF issue and not the template. Has anyone else seen this?
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- Peter Osipof
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can I get the CB Login module to work with SMF?
No, unless someone modifies CB login module to write into SMF database table
I just tried Internet Explorer (vs 6) and when I click on the Forum button, nothing happens. It's as if the button is disabled. In FireFox it works. This must be an SMF issue and not the template. Has anyone else seen this?
I tested Orstio’s bridge 1.1.3 and have it on my site not such problem, you could try un-publishing and creating a new link to the forum see if it helps. - VirtueShop
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Thanks, Andrew. That worked! You're the greatest!
But, I still have to publish the SMF Login Form as the last module in the position (right, in this case). If it's on top or anywhere in between, it causes all the modules to stack up on each other. Is there something that I've set wrong?
Thanks much!
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David Goodwin wrote:
But, I still have to publish the SMF Login Form as the last module in the position (right, in this case). If it's on top or anywhere in between, it causes all the modules to stack up on each other. Is there something that I've set wrong?
See this example on my dev site:
www.dmgood.com
Thanks much!
dave
I don't have that problem (using 247series template) try a different template. - VirtueShop
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Peter, I did as you suggested and another template worked. I didn't get the stacking effect.
But, I don't seem to be able to prevent the stacking on the jw_InternetGazette template, so I'm just going to stick with Joomlaboard at this time.
Thanks for your help, man.
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- If it works with another template that means something is wrong in Internet Gazette template.
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Peter Osipof wrote:
If it works with another template that means something is wrong in Internet Gazette template.
or that internet gazette was built differently
out of the box the internet gazette template works with everything that comes with joomla. when you start adding all the components, modules, bots, bridges and everything else things start not to work as you would have liked; it doesn't mean anything is wrong wtih the template - www.c3p0.se - sweden
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damo wrote:
or that internet gazette was built differently
Correct use of the word(s) (pardon English is my 5th language) - VirtueShop
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