Hi,
I just installed RSFiles! to a website I'm working on, and noticed that you have to click on "Navigation" in order for the menu to appear.
How do we make the menu always visible?
Or is it better to leave it this way for a better responsive site?
I need some help in Finding the Correct URL for new user to sign up for a Membership in RSMembership. I'm not seeing the URL anywhere in the Admin membership info and attempting to get the URL buy creating a menu item linking to it, isn't working. BTW, I'm not concerned with the SEF link which i know i can create later with sh404SEF.
I have a basic form designed to capture visitors basic contact information. What I would like to do is link the full form showing all form fields to a menu item but also display just one field from this same form, i.e. the user's email address input field in a module.
Essentially what I am trying to achieve is provide two avenues on the front end of the website for a user to leave their email address, at least, yet populate one submissions list in the backend.
Hi,
I just bought RSFiles and installed it. It's the latest version on the latest joomla.
I have bootstrap disabled since my templates already has bootstrap.
It works fine, but I noticed that the navigation buttons are hidden. You need to click on an arrow for them to appear. How do I change that so that they show in a horizontal menu?
Which files do I have to edit. I couldn't find an option in the settings.
You can easily achieve this throught "RSForm!Pro - Submissions View Menu Item" which displays the submissions in the front-end for a form of your choice. Head to Menus > Main Menu > New > Submissions - View and from its Options tab select the form of wich submissions you want to display.
In the front-end you will see that a "Download PDF" link is displayed for each submission. You can download the submission's PDF which can be easily printed.
Ok, the Rs Directory is a good effort since there is no component that is really good but there is a few basic things that you need to implement to make it usable.
1. In the backend when you go to the path RSDirectory! -> Entries you can see a list of all the entries.
Below the title you see in which category the entry is assigned. You should be able to see the whole category path. For example if i have two categories with the same subcategories.
You can access the RSBlog! front-end functionality through several menu items such as Blog view and Single post. Head to Menus > Main Menu > Add new menu item > and select RSBlog! > Blog view as menu item type.
You can customize what posts to show and how to show them through menu item parameters from Options tab.
Hi there,
please show me how to link directly to the list view instead of showing the album view which I don't need and don't want.
Thanks a lot, Elizabeth 4301
You could try attaching the RSTicketsPro menu group to an unpublished, unrestricted Joomla menu (outside your member zone), then symlink to it from your memberzone.
In order to achieve this you need to use Map Radius Search menu item. Head to Menus > Main Menu > Add new Menu item > New > RSDirectory! > Map Radius Search. On its configuration page click on Layout tab and there you will find all the configurations you need such as Locations, Categories, or map options.
Does anyone know how to set permissions so that Public users can download files? I don't want them to have the menu item taking them to the RSFiles, but I have set the permissions of the directory so that 'Public' are able to download. But when a non-registered user tries to download a file from a link, Joomla asks them to log in. It's only when I enable the Public to view RSFiles that they can actually download.
Is there a way to show a dynamic list of all the forms published in the front end as a menu item? The component menu item for RSForms! Pro allows to display one form at a time, I want to list all the forms currently created.
