Inserting module in the content

dahvoo · Post by **dahvoo** » 28 May 2008, 18:37

The Jamba template I use don't seem to allow inserting the module inside the content, say, at the pagebreak. Is there way around that I can do it? Thanks.

Post by **Jan** » 29 May 2008, 00:22

is the Jamba standard 1.5 template or some legacy ? If it works e.g. under standard template like rhuk_milkyway... the template must be reworked ....

dahvoo · Post by **dahvoo** » 29 May 2008, 05:15

Is it difficult to 'rework' the template to accept insert at pagebreak?

Can I insert something like " {mosgoogle} " in the article/content area, for the ad block to appear? Thanks.

Post by **Jan** » 29 May 2008, 10:48

if I want to use a module in article... I save the module in position which is not displayed in the site (e.g. user5)

then I go to article and paste:
{loadposition user5}

the module will be displayed in the article...

Jan

dahvoo · Post by **dahvoo** » 31 May 2008, 05:55

Thanks... it's working.

Why not put this option in your instruction manual... others may like to use it. Proof of your product's versatility !

Cheers.

cousinjay · Post by **cousinjay** » 05 Jan 2009, 21:47

Now see? Here's the problem with this (and virtually all support forum on the Net}. I came in here searching for the answer to a problem. In doing so, I ran across this hint about the loadposition command. It sounded so exciting, I just had to break away from my original problem and try it out. It's fantastic! I've implemented this feature in about 10 different places in my site. But darn it all, now I have forgotten what my original problem was.

If anybody can remember what my problem was, please let me know while I find additional locations to implement the newly discovered {loadposition ...}

Thanks.

Jay

Jan wrote:if I want to use a module in article... I save the module in position which is not displayed in the site (e.g. user5)

then I go to article and paste:
{loadposition user5}

the module will be displayed in the article...

Jan

Post by **Jan** » 06 Jan 2009, 00:27

cousinjay

dahvoo

Why not put this option in your instruction manual

... because now I spent all my time with ansering the posts here and answering the e-mails, for 3 months I have developed nothing, for 5 months I have not upgraded the manual ... the problem is still the same ... time

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