Hi
I am trying to install aicontactsafe component and it says that as I dont have <jdoc:include type=”message” statement in my index.php, it can not function properly.
Can you let me know that in the T3 V2 where can I find these statements.
Thanks
Nishant
aman204
Friend
Hi Aman
Thanks a lot for your reply. Was out because of fever so couldnt thank you earlier for the info 🙂
it doesn’t work in my end..
i changed to this:
<body id=”bd” class=”<?php echo $this->getBodyClass();?> contentpane”>
<jdoc:include type=”message” />
TESTING START
<jdoc:include type=”component” />
TESTING END
</body>
but when i view the source from browser… no TESTING START and TESTING END found !
i need to add specific DIV in <jdoc:include type=”component” /> for ajax purpose
aman204
Friend
Hi veeco,
Can you please eloborate as to what you wish to achieve
basically i have it change :
<jdoc:include type=”component” />
to
<div id=”main_search”><jdoc:include type=”component” /></div>
but i can’t find <div id=”main_search”> on my front-end even when i made the changes in :
plugins/system/jat3/base-themes/default/page/component.php
please help.. thanks
aman204
Friend
<em>@veeco 202308 wrote:</em><blockquote>basically i have it change :
<jdoc:include type=”component” />
to
<div id=”main_search”><jdoc:include type=”component” /></div>
but i can’t find <div id=”main_search”> on my front-end even when i made the changes in :
plugins/system/jat3/base-themes/default/page/component.php
please help.. thanks</blockquote>
Hi,
I have taken a deeper look and seems that this code syntax is being overridden
You can please change this::
<?php if (!$this->getParam (‘hide_content_block’, 0)): ?>
<div id=”ja-content-main” class=”ja-content-main clearfix”>
<?php echo $this->showBlock (‘content’) ?>
</div>
<?php endif ?>
to
<?php if (!$this->getParam (‘hide_content_block’, 0)): ?>
<div class=”YOUR_CLASS_ATTRIBUTE”><div id=”ja-content-main” class=”ja-content-main clearfix”>
<?php echo $this->showBlock (‘content’) ?>
</div></div>
<?php endif ?>
in plugins/system/jat3/base-themes/default/page/default.php and you will be able to get desired results as needed 🙂
YOUR_CLASS_ATTRIBUTE — You can change this to your class attribute
Hi,
Great, I was also wondering where to change/modify the html code generated in the template.
One question, if we modify this and maybe other files in the plugin folder, what happenes when we wish to upgrade the framework and template files using upgrade from the administration, are the plugin files overwritten when upgrading.
Thanks…
This is where joomla’s template overriden comes handy.. you just need to copy the file and create similiar structure in your template folder.. (you can put it on your template root or from your /core/themes/ template)
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