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  • erwintewinkel Friend
    #126756

    Dear yoomlart,

    i don’t hav te the position “Topsl”, for the module Ja_slideshow

    greetings Erwin
    http://www.etnel.com

    Menalto Friend
    #242615

    Open up the templateDetails.xml and find this:

    </positions>
    And add this above:

    <position>topsl</position>
    So the final code will be like this:

    <position>topsl</position>
    </positions>

    goyat Friend
    #242638

    Just type in topsl at Ja_slideshow module page position setting. I just found it out.

    Khanh Le Moderator
    #242640

    Yeah, missing it in the template xml file. Typing directly in module parameter is ok. We will update the template xml file in v1.1.

    ivoniobarrosnunes Friend
    #242692

    just open the module ( mod_jaslideshow ) on admin module and write topsl on position box, and save …

    infinart Friend
    #243150

    OK. the correct data to solve this is:

    Open up the templateDetails.xml and find this: (about line 153)

    <positions>
    <position>topsl</position> <—- Put it here!
    <position>hornav</position>
    <position>breadcrumbs</position>…..

    Save and re-enter the module and the topsl will be there.

    Hope this helps. 🙂

    pipsos Friend
    #263602

    Is there any way i can do this with 1.015. It won´t let me type in anything in the module (only dropdown menue) and the templateDetails.xml only consists of <files>, <images> and <css> but no <positions> at all. Could anyone point me in the right direction … ?

    Menalto Friend
    #263626

    <em>@Pipsos 71266 wrote:</em><blockquote>Is there any way i can do this with 1.015. It won´t let me type in anything in the module (only dropdown menue) and the templateDetails.xml only consists of <files>, <images> and <css> but no <positions> at all. Could anyone point me in the right direction … ?</blockquote>
    You can go to Site>Template Manager>Module Positions and add it there, then you can get it in the drop down menu for the modules.

    rjscott2005 Friend
    #264591

    <em>@Menalto 71303 wrote:</em><blockquote>You can go to Site>Template Manager>Module Positions and add it there, then you can get it in the drop down menu for the modules.</blockquote>
    I am also using Joomla! 1.0x and I added topsl to the module positions as you say to do. However, when I publish the JA_Slideshow module I receive the following error:
    “The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because it uses an invalid or unsupported form of compression.”

    I have moved the module to other positions and have the exact same results. When I unpublish the module, the web site is again viewable. I’ve searched for this problem in these forums but have not found any discussion around it.

    rjscott2005 Friend
    #267489

    <em>@rjscott2005 72547 wrote:</em><blockquote>I am also using Joomla! 1.0x and I added topsl to the module positions as you say to do. However, when I publish the JA_Slideshow module I receive the following error:
    “The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because it uses an invalid or unsupported form of compression.”

    I have moved the module to other positions and have the exact same results. When I unpublish the module, the web site is again viewable. I’ve searched for this problem in these forums but have not found any discussion around it.</blockquote>

    Wow, talk about crickets chirping… This place is a ghost town.
    I disabled the global setting for Gzip compression and the slideshow now works. I’ve searched this forum and there is a similar problem with the teline II template. It would be awesome if someone would look into the problem and not leave it unanswered and unresolved.
    Thanks

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