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March 11, 2010 at 3:17 pm #149426Hello,
a problem appears when I insert a “read more” link in a article!
The article appears ok in the front page (with JA News Frontpage Module) :
see here for the article “Press Release: EAPN calls on Member States to support Commission’s proposal for a target…”When you click on this article to see it, the image disappear !!
see hereI put a read more link because this article appear again here (article number 6)
What can I do to correct this ?
Thanks in advance.
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March 12, 2010 at 8:38 am #335924You put your “Readmore” link right before <em> tag, right?
Try to put Readmore somewhere else in text, not right after, or right before any text formating tags.peters256 Friendpeters256
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March 12, 2010 at 11:19 pm #336014Hello,
sorry I’m trying this but it doesn’t works.
See the code here:
<p>{jathumbnail}<img style="margin-right: 5px; float: left;" alt="target-reduce" src="images/stories/pictures/news/target-reduce.jpg" height="375" width="500" />EAPN calls on all Member States to make a historic step forward in EU cooperation by defending the Commission's proposals for an explicit target to reduce poverty in the EU when they meet at the Spring Council on the 25-26 March. <em>"After failing to deliver any reduction in poverty levels in the EU over the last 10 years the setting of a target to lift 20 million European’s out of poverty, as one of the 5 key targets for the EU over the next 10 years, is essential to bring political commitment and attention to this problem which impacts directly on 80 million Europeans</em>” said Fintan Farrell Director of EAPN.</p>
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<p>EAPN calls on all Member States to make a historic step forward in EU cooperation by defending the Commission's proposals for an explicit target to reduce poverty in the EU when they meet at the Spring Council on the 25-26 March.</p>
<p>"<em>After failing to deliver any reduction in poverty levels in the EU over the last 10 years the setting of a target to lift 20 million European’s out of poverty, as one of the 5 key targets for the EU over the next 10 years, is essential to bring political commitment and attention to this problem which impacts directly on 80 million Europeans</em>” said Fintan Farrell Director of EAPN. “<em>For EAPN the goal remains the eradication of poverty and the reversal of the growing levels of inequality in our societies which has such damaging impacts for everybody. That is why EAPN has insisted that the agreed EU relative poverty indicator, 60% of the median income, is used to measure progress towards this target as this measure as well as addressing poverty also focuses on reducing inequalities</em>”, added Farrell.</p>
<p>“<em>While we welcome the setting of a target to give political momentum to the fight against poverty what will matter now is how this is transferred to the national level, with different national targets and sub-targets to ensure that not only those most easy to reach are the focus of attention</em>” said Ludo Horemans President of EAPN. “<em>It is important that the national targets ensure a balanced approach to meeting this overall target. These national targets which should be based on a solid analysis of the reality of poverty and social exclusion in the country concerned should addresses fundamental issues such as, adequacy of minimum income schemes, homelessness, child poverty and the mainstreaming of equality and anti discrimination policies in anti poverty policies” </em>added Mr Horemans.</p>
<p>For EAPN the "<em>Flagship initiative to support the achievement of the poverty reduction target- the so-called "Platform against poverty</em>" needs to be transformed into an Action Plan or Roadmap against Poverty and Inequality which is implemented through a reinvigorated OMC on social inclusion. This action plan, to be successful, must addresses the weaknesses of the current Lisbon jobs and growth strategy and set out clear steps and actions at EU and national level, based on the implementation of the Active Inclusion Recommendation already endorsed by the Member States and the European Parliament. The action plan must ensure a clear commitment to reinforcing the importance of the role of social protection systems in preventing as well as tackling poverty.</p>
<p>EAPN is determined to play an active role in the follow up and implementation of the Europe 2020 strategy and the revised social OMC. EAPN calls on the Commission and the Member States to ensure that people in poverty and their organisations are supported to be at the heart of this strategy.</p>
<p>EAPN will be preparing with its members a more detailed response to the Commission’s Communication prior to the Spring Council.</p>
<p><strong>Note re Active Inclusion Recommendation</strong></p>
<p>The EU Social OMC has developed an important Active Inclusion Recommendation which was adopted by Member States in December 2008. This recommendation provides three necessary pillars to tackle social exclusion and poverty - firstly, ensuring an adequate minimum income for a dignified life - as a social right and strong foundation for the society and the economy, secondly - guaranteeing access to affordable public services - particularly social services like a decent home, access to health and childcare and thirdly, positive active measures including education and training which should support people currently excluded from the labour market into decent jobs. For EAPN, a commitment to progress on a framework directive on adequate minimum income as part of strong social protection systems which sets minimum income schemes at least at the poverty threshold would be one way to ensure a follow up from this Recommendation.</p>
<p><strong>Useful documents</strong></p>
<ul>
<li><a href="http://ec.europa.eu/commission_2010-2014/president/news/documents/pdf/20100303_1_fr.pdf" target="_blank">European Commission Communication on the 2020 Strategy</a> </li>
<li><a href="http://ec.europa.eu/eu2020/pdf/overview_responses.pdf" target="_blank">Overview of responses to the public consultation</a> </li>
<li><a href="http://www.endpoverty.eu/IMG/pdf/eapn_s_messages_for_2010_fr_eapn_only_.pdf" target="_blank">EAPN key demands for 2010 European Year Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion</a> </li>
<li><a href="../images/docs/an eu we can trust june 2009 fr.pdf" target="_blank">Key demands of the NGO Coalition of Social NGOs for the European Year 2010</a> </li>
<li>EAPN’s position paper<a href="../images/docs/an eu we can trust june 09 en.pdf" target="_blank"> “An EU we can trust”</a> </li>
</ul>
<p>For further information, contact Nellie Epinat (Communication & Press Officer) or Fintan Farrell (Director), tel. +32 2 226 58 50 - fax. +32 2 226 58 69 – E-mail: <a href="mailto:team@eapn.eu" target="_blank">team@eapn.eu</a> – Website: <a href="../" target="_self">www.eapn.eu</a></p>And if I remove all of the <em> tag, the problem is always the same…
Any idea to fix this problem ??Thanks in advance,
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March 13, 2010 at 4:59 am #336063Hi peters256
In the EAPN News menu, you have selected Show Intro Text to Hide in Parameters (Component) tab. I have changed to Show
Please check this article again.
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March 13, 2010 at 8:31 am #336074hello, sorry but it doesn’t work at all.
On the front page it’s ok, but now 2 problems appears :
1) on the article, the picture appears but it is stretched.
2) on the link (blog category), … take a look (there is no thumbnail now!)
Thanks in advance for your help.
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March 13, 2010 at 9:23 am #336083Dear Peters!
I’m verry sorry , the site is death, but this is a un-expectly while i only trying to turn off some system plugins to test the issue happening on your site.
Please kindly give me the Control panel i would like to access the MYSQL manager to help me restore data.
Please kindly put the information in the ticket ID # NGM-674639
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March 13, 2010 at 2:53 pm #336103Oh no:((
So I try to access to the link (to give you the access to the database), but Invalid Username or Password …
How can I give you the database access ??
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March 13, 2010 at 10:05 pm #336119Dear peters256!
pls give me the information via Private Message
Thanks
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March 14, 2010 at 9:16 am #336140So what can I do now ??
Did you received my private message with the access code ?
I have a important meeting tomorrow about the evolution of the new version of this website.
EAPN4 is the development version.And of course I have a lot of things to do.>:(
Patience has its limits … and some news would be greatly appreciated !!!
Sorry but now I’m in a very stress mode !
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March 15, 2010 at 2:22 am #336182Dear peters256!
The site is working well, pls kindly check for me 🙂
While debugging to find a problem from you, i saw you hard code in some core files of joomla sys:
[PHP]
//ajout gmaccess
$gmuser = $instance->get(‘id’);
$gmid = fonctionGmaccess::myaccess($gmuser);
[/PHP]
With the above core is using for call class from a plugin which named is “Plugin – GMAccess” . If the plugin was turned off or set wrong permission in “Access Level” parameter, then the problem will be happen.I recommend that you should not write code as so. you should not modify any changes in core files because:
1) You have never have any problems happen as this bug ( which bug raised when i turned off the “Plugin – GMAccess” pluign)
2) you can easy to upgrade version for the jooma system
….
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March 15, 2010 at 8:56 am #336239Hello,
thanks you very very much for your work 🙂
but a problem still remain :
now in a article, it’s not possible to click on the picture to see it more bigger (like before)
What can I do to correct this ?And I made a few things :
I uninstall gmaccess (no longer needed).
I deactivated the legacy plugin.
And for the plug-in “Content – JA Thumbnail” I check the “Integration Mode” on “Manual”.
(you put it before on “auto”); because it’s more simple for us (but if it is a problem, we can do the other method (on “auto”).Thanks in advance for your help.
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