jeffy

I know that it's bee a while since this post, but I'm having the same problem and am looking for solutions. These errors are generating gargantuan log files that are fouling up my automated backup setup. Specifically, I see these errors: # PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant _ISO - assumed '_ISO' in ...\templates\eg_default1.5\index.php on line 4 # PHP Notice: Undefined property: JDocumentHTML::$url in ...\templates\eg_default1.5\index.php on line 35 # PHP Notice: Undefined variable: user1 in ...\templates\eg_default1.5\index.php on line 72 # PHP Notice: Undefined variable: user7 in ...\templates\eg_default1.5\index.php on line 88 # PHP Notice: Undefined variable: user8 in ...\templates\eg_default1.5\index.php on line 96 Has anyone input on this? Many thanks, Jeff

Hi, You can manage the icons in the editor according to which JCE user group a user is in. Have a look under Components>JCE Administration>Groups. Then click on the default group. You will see a tab that says "Layout." If you open that tab, you'll see that you can add, remove, and rearrange icons. Also, you can create more groups and customize that group's tools. I have done this to simplify the tools available for some editors who are bothered by all of the tools. Here's a nice article that explains some JCE features. I hope that this helps, Jeff

I think that the problem may be that the Edugeek package is a full Joomla installation, not just a template. If I am wrong, I apologize. Jeff

Have you tried disabling the Flash Uploader in Global Config>Settings (bottom of page)? This is what I had to do Jeff

You do this by creating a menu item in the main menu. Then, in the Parent Item setting, select the item in the main menu that you wish it to be under. Make sense? Jeff

Greetings! I am very appreciative of how the members here have shared the Joomla package, tips, tricks, and help with me. I would like to give something back. I have a number of Google Wave invites that I'll gladly share with you. Just post a comment on this thread. I'll get an invite out to you as soon as I can. Merry Christmas and happy New Year! Jeff

Hello, My aplogies if this has already been covered.... Something that has been bothering me for a while but haven't had time to solve - until now. In the file index.php of eg_default, it is supposed to call the site name and insert it into the copyright notice. It has code for J! 1.0 ; to solve this, replace the variable in line 91: Remove: $mosconfig_sitename Replace it with: $mainframe->getCfg('sitename') Your site name will appear in the copyright notice. Cheers, Jeff

Well, it works nicely and I thank you. I have been asked to set up pages for teachers to post assignments and make announcements. Generally, I try to point people to Moodle to do that and a whole lot more. But, your module plays a key role in this. I am using it in conjunction with JUGA, the first commercial extension that I have ever purchased. It is a nice ACL solution. Now, I can create a page for each teacher who wishes to have one, Set editing rights so that only they can edit their articles, and set up an AutoSimpleMenu on the teacher's "home page" that generates links to all of the pages that they create I am only wishing to ind a way to set the module to publish on every page in the teacher's category and, do this automatically.:)Thanks again! Jeff

Thanks for this......I am testing the waters with regard to allowing more contributors of articles to our sites. This extension saves me a great deal of time as I don't have to create menu items for each new article. Many thanks....... Jeff

Do you mean that you see a red cross under the compatibility column? If so, the template may be for Joomla 1.0 and not compatible with Joomla 1.5.

Sorry. I was incorrect. Have a look at suffix.css. Jeff

There are some who visit the forum who are far more knowledgeable than I. But, I believe that you need to edit the template.css file that is located in the directory of the template that you have set as default template. Example: \templates\axe_rescheek_blue\css\template.css Make sense? Jeff

This excerpt from a book should help: Customizing the Menus Menu in Joomla! with the menu arrangement. Changing the font size will require editing the template css. Jeff

Look under Menus>Main Menu. Edit the Home link. Look in Parameters(System). You will see where you can change this. Jeff

I know that I am late in commenting, but I am just now thinking about setting MRBS and LDAP. When I set up my Joomla site to authenticate using LDAP, I had a white screen when LDAP was not enabled in php config and the proper dll file was not installed. Perhaps that is your issue? Or have you already solved this? Jeff