I must still be doing something wrong then

The [mod_rseventspro_calendar] has ID 138 and is set to Default ordering direction= "Descending". (closest date first)

The menu item for the Calendar is 549 and is also set to Default ordering direction= "Descending".

I understand I have to enter a Custom Itemid in the [mod_rseventspro_categories] for it to be orderen Descending. Which ID do I need to use; the mod calendar (138) or the menu item calendar (549)?

I've tried them both, but the ordering did not change...

Hello,

You can now choose for your desired events which information to be displayed in the frontend area. The following article(under the "Frontend" section) explains which sharing and event options can be enabled/disabled:

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/v...2-addedit-event.html

You can also configure these options to be checked or not by default for your desired user groups when adding events:...

Hello,

From what I can see you are using the RSEvents!Pro Categories module on this listing and the module does not have any ordering functionalities. You can try adding a custom ID to this module similar as your Events(menu item for example) which does allow listing events in a particular order.

- basically you setup your desired ordering for the Events menu item:

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/v...t-in-menu-items.html

- use the ID of the Events menu item for...

Hello,

You can publish your entries using the "List Entries" menu item, to which you can setup the ordering of the listing through the menu item backend configuration options as explained here:

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/v...t-in-menu-items.html

You can also enable the ordering fields in the frontend area, for your users to order the entries listed, however they desire.

Please have you get an solution for your problem, i have the same issue.
Thanks,
Hans

RSDirectory! includes both a map field and the Map radius search menu item, which can be used to implement a functionality similar to what you have described.

- Using the Map field, you can specify a location for an entry. You can read more on this topic here:

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/v...article/978-map.html

- The Map radius search menu item allows you to select a location and specify a radius in which the component will search for entries (that have a location...

Hi Gurus,

I am integrating rsEvent pro into my client's website. I followed the instructions for "Adding an event through the front side", but the Create an event page is not fully working. Could anyone suggest what I have done wrong? here is what I did:
1. I created a menu item with type = rsEvent pro -> create event
2. then I went to components -> rsEvent pro -> groups -> public, and changed the settings to like the image below


what I get is this...

Ok, found it. It's a module and not a menu item.

Thanks

Is there a RS Directory Menu item that takes you to an Advanced Search Fields. I want to be able to search by multiple fields.

Search Example:

Red Cars >> In Detroit >> 4-Wheel Drive >> more than 100,000 miles

Kind of like a search wizard.

How do you do this.

Thanks, and glad you all came out with this extension.

Hello,

@jeffhoneyager:

1. When creating an entry you can pre-define availability period. This can be set to expire after a couple of days since it was published(for example), or you can set multiple periods and let the user choose from these(having multiple periods to choose from can also have different credit costs).

2. We will consider adding this in the future revisions. For now only 4 emails can be triggered, these are explained here:...

Create a thank you article and menu item and then use the following script called after form has been processed.

$app = JFactory::getApplication();
$app->logout( $user_id );
$app->redirect('your-thank-you-item-link-here.com');


This will log out the user and then redirect to the thank you page.

@ octavian unfortunately the code gives the title of the page that the form is placed in/
i am also looking for a similar thing

Hi

Instead of a search box, I was wondering if I can create a link in say a menu to a search criteria so that it just brings up those items eg

One of my fields has comments that include, left, right or both. So I want to create a url that will bring back all entry's that have say "left" in.

Any ideas if possible?

$formLayout = str_replace('[','',$formLayout);
$formLayout = str_replace(']','',$formLayout);

this did the job so i got no [] in the generated link (Scripts -> PHP Scripts ( $formLayout))

and called the value with this (dropdown menu!) on the next form

//<code>

$options = array('Dezember', 'Jänner', 'Februar', 'März', 'April');

$selected_option = JRequest::getVar('formmonat');

$items = "|

---

\n";

foreach ($options as $options_item) {
$items .= $options_item."|".$options_item;

if...

Hello,

With RSForm!Pro, when listing submissions, the menu item used to list submissions can be set to only show the logged in user's submissions only for that particular form.

The newest RSForm!Pro revision also comes with a Manage Directories feature, which is used to allow editing the submitted information from the frontend area(this can also be setup to only show the logged in user's submissions).

In your case, since you want to update the submitted information for a particular user,...