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Re: Widget
if it's html code, you can just toggle the editor (or click for html view in the editor) and paste the html into an article or a custom html module.
if it is some other type of code, it may work the same way - or not.
what type of code is it?
if it is some other type of code, it may work the same way - or not.
what type of code is it?
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Re: Widget
Thank you for the reply
It is html and I will give it a try as you explained
It is html and I will give it a try as you explained
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Re: Widget
I inserted the html code into the html button on the editor but I did not get anything on the website but small line of the sponsor of that widget, but the whole live widget did not appear, is there any thing wrong that I have done?
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Re: Widget
are you super admin?
what content editor are you using? (jce, tinymce)
is it an iframe?
it could be that the editor is stripping some of your code. if you go to your user and change it to "no editor" and can then paste in the code and have it work, then the code is being stripped by the editor.
each of those editors have different ways to change their configuration so as to not strip code. thus asking what the editor is.
what content editor are you using? (jce, tinymce)
is it an iframe?
it could be that the editor is stripping some of your code. if you go to your user and change it to "no editor" and can then paste in the code and have it work, then the code is being stripped by the editor.
each of those editors have different ways to change their configuration so as to not strip code. thus asking what the editor is.
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Re: Widget
Yes I am the super admin, but not very experienced on that, as a matter of fact I can not answer your questions as I do not understand them, but what happens is that I see the widget working inside the editor after I save, but it never comes on the real website and if I go the editor to fix it I could not find the live widget but small line drafted by the widget sponsor
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Re: Widget
ok. forgive me - i see you are working with Joomla 1.0. that is very old and i haven't worked in it for years now.
do this to start:
go to Users -> User Manager and then click on your user name
somewhere in there is a field for the editor with a drop-down for you to select an editor. probably it says "Use Global"
change it to "No Editor"
Click Save
then go to your module or article where you want to paste your code.
you can now just paste your code right into the box without toggling an editor.
then click Apply.
go to the frontend and refresh your screen and see if it worked.
if it did, then your editor was stripping out the code. if it didn't, then you might have bigger problems than meet the eye. sadly, the version of joomla you are using has been end of life for years now.
see how this goes though. i tried to take it slower.
do this to start:
go to Users -> User Manager and then click on your user name
somewhere in there is a field for the editor with a drop-down for you to select an editor. probably it says "Use Global"
change it to "No Editor"
Click Save
then go to your module or article where you want to paste your code.
you can now just paste your code right into the box without toggling an editor.
then click Apply.
go to the frontend and refresh your screen and see if it worked.
if it did, then your editor was stripping out the code. if it didn't, then you might have bigger problems than meet the eye. sadly, the version of joomla you are using has been end of life for years now.
see how this goes though. i tried to take it slower.
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Re: Widget
Thank you very much, I am very happy that it worked out, I spent long time to get it done but could not, with your instructions it took me few seconds, thanking you one again
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Re: Widget
excellent! that's great!
so now, you can go back into your User through the User Manager and set the editor back to "Use Global" with this warning...
WARNING: if you go back into the article or module that the code is in with the normal editor selected and save it, it will strip the code again!
before you ever go back into that article or module, change your editor to "No Editor" in your user BEFORE you go into the article or module. you might have to learn a little code to do what you want, but that's life.
you are welcome for the help. i'm so glad it helped you!
so now, you can go back into your User through the User Manager and set the editor back to "Use Global" with this warning...
WARNING: if you go back into the article or module that the code is in with the normal editor selected and save it, it will strip the code again!
before you ever go back into that article or module, change your editor to "No Editor" in your user BEFORE you go into the article or module. you might have to learn a little code to do what you want, but that's life.
you are welcome for the help. i'm so glad it helped you!
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Re: Widget
Yes, I know, you supported me big time, now I have another problem, it might be small to you, which is to have two html codes inserted horizontally to reflect horizontally on the live website.
Now I put them above each other and they reflect vertically on the website, is there any way to do that?
Now I put them above each other and they reflect vertically on the website, is there any way to do that?
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Re: Widget
Are you doing this in an article or a module?
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Re: Widget
how can I find out that, let have a look all around to be able to answer
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Re: Widget
when you paste the code into wherever you pasted the first bit of code, are you going to an Article in the Article Manager? or are you going to a Module in the Module Manager?
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Re: Widget
I go to Section pages and open the requested page and insert whatever I have from codes, as you told, after changed to No WYSMYG Editor
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Re: Widget
What I would do is create a table with one row and two columns. Paste the code into each cell. That way you can have them next to each other.
You might need to turn the editor on to create the table. Put a random word into each cell so it's easier to find where to paste them in no editor mode.
Save the table. Go back to your user and turn it back to no editor. Then paste your two bits of code in place of where your random words were.
You might need to turn the editor on to create the table. Put a random word into each cell so it's easier to find where to paste them in no editor mode.
Save the table. Go back to your user and turn it back to no editor. Then paste your two bits of code in place of where your random words were.
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Re: Widget
Thank you so much, I like the way you think, I will try that and let you know
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Re: Widget
Thank you so much my friend, it worked out perfectly, on the layers , I do not know why the table did not work on my Joomla 1.0.1, I could not find a reason for that
The only thing on this is that I am putting tables containing data and on the last column on right I can not get it all displayed on live website, tried to change width number but it did not work
The only thing on this is that I am putting tables containing data and on the last column on right I can not get it all displayed on live website, tried to change width number but it did not work
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Re: Widget
Will you please provide the link to the page you're working on? That might help.
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Re: Widget
http://www.fxsac.com/index.php?option=c ... Itemid=135
It is the top table from right, clolumn # 6 it shows Chg while it shouold be Chg.%
It is the top table from right, clolumn # 6 it shows Chg while it shouold be Chg.%
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Re: Widget
I do not know exactly what part of these charts are from the code you put in or the code that is directly in your article.
That being said, when I use firebug to inspect the element, I see a line that says:
Logically, if you changed that line to:
(or just add a "%") it should do what you want.
If that is part of the code that you got from another source, then their code was wrong to leave out the %. If it's your code, then just add the % sign in that cell (td).
That being said, when I use firebug to inspect the element, I see a line that says:
Code: Select all
<td nowrap="" class="ftqw2 ftqh ftqa11wb ftqac">Chg.</td>
Code: Select all
<td nowrap="" class="ftqw2 ftqh ftqa11wb ftqac">Chg. %</td>
If that is part of the code that you got from another source, then their code was wrong to leave out the %. If it's your code, then just add the % sign in that cell (td).
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Re: Widget
I took the html from investing.com free widgets section.
I used the waterfox, and the explorer both looks to be fine with the website, it is only the Maxthon which is having this problem
I used the waterfox, and the explorer both looks to be fine with the website, it is only the Maxthon which is having this problem
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Re: Widget
i don't know what else to say to assist you.
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Re: Widget
you have been so kind, I am really embarrassed to ask anything more
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Re: Widget
The forum is here for people to ask questions. Believe me, if I don't know the answer, I won't answer.
It is good practice to start a new thread if you have a new issue though. So if you have a question on this topic - ask. If it's a new topic, start a new post.
It is good practice to start a new thread if you have a new issue though. So if you have a question on this topic - ask. If it's a new topic, start a new post.
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Re: Widget
Thank you very much Jenn, I really appreciate your support
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Re: Widget
You are very, very welcome.
Wishing you the best.
Wishing you the best.
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