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15 min readTo create a custom contact form in Joomla, follow these steps:Log in to the Joomla administrator backend. Go to Components and select Contacts. Click on the Contacts Categories option and create a new category for your contact form if needed. Go to Components again and select Contacts. Click on the New button to create a new contact. Fill in the necessary details such as the Name, Category, Email, etc., for the contact form.
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7 min readIn Joomla, language files are used for translating and displaying content in different languages. These files contain language strings that are called within the Joomla code to generate the appropriate text for a specific language.To properly use language files in Joomla, follow these steps:Create a language file: Start by creating a new language file for the language you want to translate.
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10 min readTo group articles by month in Joomla, you can create a menu item that displays a list of articles filtered by a specific month. Here's how you can do it:Log in to your Joomla administration panel.Go to the Menu Manager by navigating to Menus > Manage.Select the menu where you want to create a new menu item or create a new menu if needed.Click on "New" to create a new menu item.Choose the article layout you prefer for the menu item (e.g.
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13 min readTo remove IDs from URLs in Joomla, you need to make changes in the Joomla administrator panel:Log in to the Joomla administrator panel using your username and password.Navigate to the "Global Configuration" by clicking on "System" in the top menu and then selecting "Global Configuration."In the "Global Configuration" page, click on the "SEO" tab.Look for the "Search Engine Friendly URLs" option and set it to "Yes.
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7 min readTo print multiple arrays in Joomla, you can use a loop to iterate through each array and print its values. Here is an example of how to achieve this in PHP code: <.
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8 min readTo get the component version from Joomla, you can follow these steps:Log in to the Joomla admin backend.Navigate to the "Extensions" menu and select "Manage" from the dropdown.In the Extensions Manager, click on the "Manage" tab.Locate and select the component you want to check the version for. You can filter the list by using the search box or browse through the pages.
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11 min readTo get RSS feed links in Joomla, you can follow these steps:Log in to your Joomla administrator backend.Go to the "Extensions" menu and select "Module Manager".Click on the "New" button to create a new module.Choose the "Syndication Feeds" module type from the list of available modules.Enter a title for the module and set the position where you want it to appear on your website.Configure the module options according to your preferences.
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9 min readTo disable the cache in a custom Joomla module, you need to modify the module's code. Here's how you can do it:Open the module's PHP file in a text editor or Joomla's editor.Look for the render() method inside the module class. This method is responsible for generating the module's output.
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6 min readTo obtain the user ID in Joomla, you can use the following code snippet: $user = JFactory::getUser(); $userID = $user->id; Here's what the code does:The getUser() function retrieves the current user object.The id property of the user object contains the user ID.By assigning $user->id to the $userID variable, you can access the user ID for further processing or display in your Joomla website.
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8 min readIn Joomla, the var_dump function is a useful debugging tool that allows you to print the contents of a variable or expression. It is especially valuable when trying to analyze the structure and values of complex objects or arrays. By using var_dump, you can gain insight into the inner workings of your Joomla code and identify any issues or inconsistencies.To use var_dump in Joomla, you need to follow these steps:Determine the variable or expression you want to analyze.
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8 min readTo catch a dynamic import error in JavaScript, you can use a try-catch block.Wrap the dynamic import statement inside a try block. For example: try { const module = await import('./module.js'); // code to execute if the import is successful } catch (error) { // code to handle the error } Within the catch block, you can handle the error that occurred during the import process.