Can't find a Joomla extension

patvandenbosche

I downloaded and used the quickstart package for Build.r one page template, OnePageTwo. Once I was sure it was going to work, I tried to embed the same template and content into another site, as a one-page site within a site. So far it is going great. However, now I am at the point where I need to install the SB Quick Contact extension module, but can't find it. The only thing close to it is a Wordpress extension... which is not what I am doing, but a Joomla website. Can you please provide this extension so I can add it to the new location? I didn't add the login info since all I need is the extension.

If there was any customization to the quick start package for this extension, the question I then have is, how do I recreate what is in the Quickstart package? Thanks!

saguaros

patvandenbosche
Hi,

We provide JA Quick Contact module from JoomlArt and S5 Quick contact module from Shape5 only, we don't have module called SB Quick Contact.

Kindly check again.

patvandenbosche

saguaros
After opening this ticket, I found the extension, and it is SP Quick Contact, which was included in the quickstart package for the JoomlaBamboo template OnePageTwo built on Build.r, version 1.4, dated August 2011. Since I could not find it on the Joomlart site, I did a search and found it on the JoomShaper site, downloaded it and used that. It too was version 1.4, dated August 2011. I installed it on the new location, activated it, and it seems to work ok, but the captcha is not functioning. The captcha field is there, but it is not populated with a formula to answer (1+1=2) so when you submit the form, it fails. I can provide the login details or you can view it at http://cityofclifton.com/index.php/chamber-of-commerce.

Just let me know if this is still a private ticket so I can send login credentials so you can view the site if need be. Thanks for your help.

Pat

saguaros

Hi Pat,

It's a 3rd party extension from another club, you should try to check it with default Joomla template (like Protostar) and make sure that it works well with Joomla template first.

Regards

patvandenbosche

saguaros
So even though it was included in the JoomlaBamboo package, you do not support it? Why? It seems to me if Joomlart adds it in a template package, then they should stand behind it. Especially if it is from another club that I did not buy it from.

The problem is the captcha is there, but it isn't dark enough or bold enough against the background it's on in my site. The rest of the field names display well. Where do I change the css to modify the display of the captcha? My only other option is to remove the captcha, which is totally unacceptable.

paulus1031

This was a one off usage I think we as the old Joomlabamboo company had an agreement to use this extension as a download for this template and the previous onepage template only.

We might have to consider removing this extension and replacing it further down the road

We never offered it as a standalone download on any extension download page as it is not our extension I'm afraid.

paulus1031

This css contains browser prefixes as I'm not sure if this was fully adopted into the css standards

input::-webkit-input-placeholder { / Chrome/Opera/Safari /
color:red;
}

input:-moz-placeholder { / Firefox 18- /
color:red;
}

input::-moz-placeholder { / Firefox 19+ /
color:red;
}

input:-ms-input-placeholder { / IE /
color:red;
}

input::-ms-input-placeholder { / IE Edge /
color:red;
}

paulus1031

i'm using red for ease of use so you would replace this with your own colour value

paulus1031

Also note this forum software partly strips the comment tags for the browser names so you will need to add this back

patvandenbosche

Paul, do I add this to my custom.css file for the template? I just tried it and there was no affect. I'm just going to give up and use Contact Enhanced's form. I do have other issues, but I'll open a new ticket for them.

Thanks,
Pat

paulus1031

Hi Pat,

with the comments removed

input::-webkit-input-placeholder {
color:red;
}

input:-moz-placeholder {
color:red;
}

input::-moz-placeholder {
color:red;
}

input:-ms-input-placeholder {
color:red;
}

input::-ms-input-placeholder
color:red;
}

paulus1031

This gives me using the chrome developer tools