Well I doubt if I should give full code of my solution as it involves (a) quite some sql tweaking and (b) some hard coded search strings that are specific for my site. I can give you a hint though:

The RS Joomla support guys helped me to find the location of the details() function, which loads all event data based on a list of event ids. I did a lot of table joining in order to get from the event id to the desired menu id. And in this process I had to throw in some hard coded search strings....

Hi,

I hop e you can help me think up a solution for this:

In RSEvents Pro I made categories corresponding to a number of artists. Each event on the site will get categorized with only one category (a content based decision).

Each artist has their own page / menu item on the site. Here we have a main article and a few modules showing news articles and also an upcoming events modules for RSEvents Pro. Each artist's upcoming events module shows only their own events and the default item id is...

Unfortunately, no, only the 'Categories' menu item is available, which enables you to list all categories. You can post this as a feature request in our feedback section:

www.rsjoomla.com/feedback.html

and we will take it into consideration for future revisions.

You can read more on RSEvents!Pro's menu items here:

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

Have you tried:

Did you have a solution?
I was looking for this too.

Thanks.

Hi,

I have configured a menu item to display a list of events.

This works like a treat, however is there a way I can customise the header of the page to add some copy about the events rather than just display a list of events?

Regards
Geoff

The easiest way to achieve this would be to have two forms, one for the unregistered users, which includes the Joomla! registration integration and one for the registered users which does not include the Joomla! registration integration. You can easily separate the two forms from registered and unregistered users by assigning them to separate menu items that have different access levels (public and registered).

How do you indicate which form displays in the menu item or module if you don't use {rsform #}?

See the Advanced Options section in this article.

I see how you would add {emailcloak=off} before {rsform #} but what if you aren't using the {rsform #} snippet? For example, I have a menu item that displays the form. I also have a module that is an RSForm. How would I disable the Joomla Content Email Cloak for these examples?

Thank you,
Jennifer

I realize this is a very old question, but I wanted to provide an answer for anyone else that googles this issue and comes across this thread...

This is certainly not a great solution, but it is working for me at the moment...

You will need a couple of fields and a page break to accomplish this.

1. Have your Single line product for whatever your registration cost is, and assign a value to it.
2. Create a checkbox (Name: "Use Coupon" or similar) with only one item (default unchecked) that says "I...

I notice something strange: I put in a browsertitle in my menu-item and that's what Google read, not the title I put in at RSSEO.

In my opinion RSSEO must be leading at this point, overruling the browser title in the menu-item.

Or am I wrong?

Regards,
Hans

I have RSSEO installed on a Joomla site with about 30 pages (menu items). When I look into the pages section of RSSEO there are almost 700 pages with different URL's.

I have for instance 20 pages pointing to the Home of the website. This makes it rather impossible to decide what to change in what page to optimize my pages.

Anybody a clue what to do?

Regards,
Hans

Hi,

I notice that when I go to the Dashboard, and drill into a Ticket... I lose the link to go back to the dashboard again. The Demo site has a Joomla menu external to the dashboard, which is one way of handling it I guess.
It would be nice though to be able to set RSJoomla up with just on menu item to the dashboard & nothing else - self contained. The menu on our site is a fly-out menu, so it's a pain to have to go back to it, drill down to the "dashboard" menu item again.

Just a thought....

Hello,

The RSForm!Pro submissions list module does have a pagination feature available(the number of submissions per page can be set while configuring the module from the "Page Limit" field) and the submissions can be sorted based on the submitted date.

Indeed, a searching feature is not available. You can consider using the "View Submissions" menu item, in which a search filter can be enabled:

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/v...-view-menu-item.html