I need help on how to implement file uploading code inside Joomla Admin panel Component.
I need file uploading at joomla CSS editor page from where admin can upload new css.
i had checked some link like http://docs.joomla.org/Creating_a_file_uploader_in_your_component
but not able to understand. Any help please it will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Manpreet
You are in luck cause I have just finished building a free component for a file uploader using SWFUpload. You can download it from the link below.
http://joomjunk.co.uk/products/component-home/swfupload.html
I made this component as simple as possible for Joomla 2.5 so people could easily integrate it into their own components. I hope this is what you are looking for and should you need help, please feel free to ask.
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I already designed a layout, see the picture below.
I want to integrate Wordpress into my layout, I downloaded Wordpress and already installed it: I put the wordpress folder inside XAMPP's htdocs. My website folder is studentportal.com.
I don't know how to start, I don't have any ideas to integrate Wordpress to my own customized site. I'm new to HTML, CSS, PHP, SQL, and Wordpress.
After installing the wordpress(should mention db name password etc when it's asked or should customise wp-config file in your wordpress folder), you will be able to access the backend of your website through the www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin
There are different ways to create pages and posts(where we enter the data). So it's better to go through wordpress tutorials. I can help you by providing a tutorial file, from which I studied the wordpress(mail me, if it's required: vivek.kjk#gmail.com). There are many sites which provide the tutorials for wordpress. Just try Googling, you will find a good one for sure. So that you can learn the basics of wordpress. Good Luck :)
If I understand correctly you want to make a wordpress website with your layout.
You have to create a own Theme with your layout files
You have to change the name of your wordpress folder to studentportal.com
I have a plugin from Telarus called GeoQuote. It's a lead generation plugin for their agents, and I'm trying to help an agent get the plugin working on his WordPress site. I have all the php files and the css file in a separate folder.
My question is, how do I get it on the website now? I tried the WordPress plugin installer, but it didn't work.
I'm assuming I can upload the files to the hosting server with FTP and then use php code to call on the plugin in the widget area I created in WordPress. But I don't know what kind of code to use.
Can someone help walk me through this or at least point me in the right direction? Thanks for your help.
I simply love the ease at which Wordpress makes the uploading and the management of the photos and media so effortless.
I wanted to implement something like the WordPress Media Uploader into my NON-WORDPRESS PHP site. The problem is I really havent been able to find a good one till now.
Few of the features that I am looking for :
File uploader in it just like WP with the file upload progress.
Does not use Flash for uploading. This is really important.
Drag and Drop as well, maybe?
File manager which shows all the files that are uploaded as well.
Something possibly free? ( Le me getting greedy now :P )
I have found out the the media manager uses Plupload for its uploading if I am not mistaken.
And even the MoxieManager seems like a good manager. However, it is not free.
Is there an alternative? Or I would have to make my own from scratch?
Please guide me.
I would say to check out the Responsive Filemanager.
http://responsivefilemanager.com
I have installed Fishpig's Wordpress integration module (v 2.4.93) into Magento 1.7.0.2. Since then I have set it up correctly and posted multiple posts to it.
However, the integrated Wordpress menu in the the Magento admin back end started to not function anymore.
Any option I choose from the admin->Wordpress->Wordpress menu now prompts me to download a .php file instead of it rendering.
Does any one know why this would be?
Any help would be greatly appreciate.
Sincerely,
Steve
This is a setting on your server which causes the PHP file to be downloaded rather than executed. Contact your hosts who should be able to fix this for you.
In a Joomla website, can I directly edit the default.php file in the modules folder's template folder? Or are those automatically generated while creating the site? Any guidance is appreciated. Thank you.
Please provide me with concrete images and stories about Joomla instead of repeating what documents say please.
[UPDATE] As long as it works, I edit ALL myself. Oh yes, soo good my first obstacle is being clarified.
if you want to make some changes to the files placed in modules/mod_abc/tmpl
(replace mod_abc with your module name)
you need to copy that file to joomla-root/templates/[your-current-template]/html/mod_abc/
then you can edit your file here. This is the standard joomla way to override module template.