I have made a site in Joomla. With the template Nano. There was a mobile template as well, which I'm using. (I'm not using Joomla mobile). well.. i have made my site now, and there is a button in the bottom of the site, where i can swap to the desktop version. This is written in English "Switch to desktop version". i want this in danish. Where can i chance this? I have been looking in every php. doc, ini files etc. Can't find it :(
I have chanced the language in Joomla, and it is working fin on the desktop website.
Any suggestion how to solve this?
If you got a mobile you can visit the site here
If it is in a language file, then your best bet is to use the built in Joomla language overrides to find it. In the admin -
In the Extensions menu, click on Language Manager
Click the Overrides link
Click the new Override button
In the search form that appears search for "Switch to desktop version" with Value selected.
If it finds the value in a language file, just click the result and edit in what ever you want.
If it does not find it in a language file, then you will have to look through the template files, it has been hard coded directly in somewhere.
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I have a website in Magento and I am relatively new to this platform and I have basic notions of HTML and PHP. I want to make an account on Google Webmasters tools and I need to confirm that the website is mine.
I have a metadata that I need to insert it in the header of the website, but I cannot find the header section. Can someone help me with this please?
You can add this code in Magento from backend. Here are the steps:
Login in Admin panel
From Top Navigation Click on System >> Configuration
From Left Click on Design Tab
In right Column Click on HTML Head Group.
You can add your script code in Miscellaneous Scripts textarea
I did a quick google search on where the header file in magento is located it came out with this
app/design/frontend/base/default/template/page/html/head.phtml
And i assume default is the default theme ,if you have your own custom theme just follow the path to your theme.
I hope that this is what you are looking for.
I'm trying to integrate a web conferencing tool, called Big Blue Button into my drupal website. I have downloaded a php script that will allow integration between my site and the Big Blue Button API.
In the readme, it says 'stick the entire directory into somewhere that can host php'. So the directory includes, for example, 'index.php', 'assets', 'css' and a few other files. So were do I put this and how can I access this Big Blue Button from a new page on my website? In my drupal folder, I have lots of different folders such as 'modules', 'profiles', 'sites' etc.
Can anyone help me to get this working?
Thanks
I would advise you to do it the Drupal way, i.e., create a custom module. If you're developing with Drupal, you may as well learn to do this.
You will find a lot of free Drupal tutorials here:
http://codekarate.com/daily-dose-of-drupal
Creating a single page is fairly easy. You will need to look at hook_menu. Download the examples module and look at the Menu examples go create a simple page.
Create a subfolder in your custom module to hold the Big Blue Button files and try calling your php script from your menu callback function.
If you've never done this sort of thing, it may seem daunting at first, but have a try & you will find out it's not that difficult.
I would first try putting the entire folder on the same level as the Drupal folder, not within.
you need to create a page w/in Drupal and then link to the index.php of the tool.
That's the kind of thing I have done before, though not with this specific tool... in other words, I just used an iframe to pull it in. That or I've just opened it up in another window.
Integrating actually 'within' Drupal would take more and be creating a custom module which, judging from your question is probably more than you want or can do at this moment.
Try pulling it into an iframe... or possibly loading that index.php into a div via jquery using load().....there may be a newer method but have a look.
I have been develope one site in joomla framework. Now my trouble is that client want one custom page in this site. so, please guide me how to i setup theme interface in this custom page?
Although this is not my favorite solution, instead of including Joomla in your script, you can put your script inside an article with an extension that can read your code, like DirectPHP and others.
You can make something like error.php which is really a mini application that renders a single page. You can see in the core how elements of the emplae are used and you can evn pull in modules and so on.
I'm attempting to make a browser-based emulation of a program menu for user support/self help. I have a good deal of experience using joomla and wordpress.The site would require 6 buttons if you clicked one of the buttons 6 more menu options ending in a screencap or just text of the final program they are accessing. users must be able to edit the names of each button, and add more buttons that link to more pages of buttons that end with jpegs/text list of options. I would like for this to be controlled through a checkbox and a browse option. Is this too big of a project for a PHP first timer? I have experience using drupal, wordpress, and joomla. Can this be done with a CMS? If you can point me in any direction please do. I have virtualbox installed with one vm running a LAMP stack.
Cheers,
Matthew
I'm on a current web project, on which there's a working PHPBB3 installation in
(root)/phpbb3
All other files of the page are directly on (root)/ and are manually programmed.
now I have to refactor the whole page with Joomla and want to integrate the PHPBB3 directly into the main page, so that header, menu and footer of the joomla page are still beeing displayed, only the content shall be the PHPBB.
There are no further log in mechansims on my page, so this is not an issue. It's just about an optical integration of the board into the page...is this possible?
If yes, how?
Could you please give me a hint?
greets, poeschlorn
I've done it before. There's a component/application called RokBridge that does basically this. Note that phpBB isn't running exactly "inside" of Joomla, since that would be disadvantages for performance reasons...