This is what I have gotten as an answer so far:
"This is rather normal, mainly because the differences between menu items and modules. In a menu item the alias is being used. The module listing can only use the standard direct links to the article pages.", which for the life of me does not make any sense at all.

We're using Schlu's Eventlist on another site, and the links form their module are generated and pointing to the right SEO URL.

I think you can just go into the Menu (in the backend), find the default (one with star next to it) and change its Item type to RSEvents -> Calendar -> Calendar Layout. I would think that will do it. It's been a while since I have done something like that (I made a Kunena Index the default page), but I think I'm close.

Good luck,
-Keith

Have you tried selecting the Calendar Layout from the Menu Creator? (From the backend, Menus -> <menu name>, click New Button then under "Select Menu Item Type", select RSEvents -> Calendar -> Calendar Layout.
Fill out the form, save, and then view the calendar from the menu (on front).

HTH.
-Keith

You turn off the search box in the menu item.

Go to the menu item that links to the blog. On the right side under "Basic Options", change "Enable Search" to "No". I have no idea why they stuck it in there and not in the configuration tab, but they did.

I still have not figured out the annoying date issue.

Mark

Note to RSJoomla! You might want to add this to your documentation before someone else time trying to figure it out.

When creating a Calendar Layout Menu item, make sure "Show user events" is set to NO. Otherwise, the only events that will be displayed on your calendar will be those events you entered yourself.

Is there a way to make it so that people dont have to hold ctrl to choose multiple things? This doesnt seem very user friendly to me and see this type of multiple choice where you can just click multiple item in a drop down menu.

Thanks everyone!

Oh ps great product RsForm Pro really kick ass!

Hello-

Is there a way to show a dynamic list of all the forms published to the front end? The component menu item for RSForms allows to display one form at a time, I want to list all the forms currently created.

In working on a new 1.7 site I was repeatedly being randomly logged out of the admin when editing/saving articles and menu items. After trying other things, I disabled RSFirewall and the logouts stopped.

Sorry for answer so late.
The point is, the link is correct but only works if a menu link exist. If i deactivate the menu link then the link in the text link doesn't work anymore.
So if i only wanted link to a form in a text, i can't do it.
I can give you a guest account for my site, its still in progress: www.zoominmuebles.com.ar/index.php?optio...iew=rsform&Itemid=55

Thanks, Michael

The listing order can be controlled via the RSEvents! menu item (RSEvents! > List events).

Hello,

This can be achieved with the help of the mod_rsformlist module or the "View submissions" menu item. You can read more about the module here:

www.rsjoomla.com/customer-support/docume...4-modrsformlist.html

You can read more about the "View submissions" menu item here:

www.rsjoomla.com/customer-support/docume...-view-menu-item.html

Hi there,

I'm using the Blog View Menu Item Type to show posts from an author. However, the author has 2 usernames on the site. How can I set up the menu item to select more than one author, as you can with the "List by tags" and "List by categories" options.

Thanks!

Jason

Why not duplicate the form, remove the captcha and create a menu item that is visible only to registered users. To make sure they get the one without captcha, use the form URL as the destination URL following login. Just a thought.

Better yet a menu item for a upload page and breadcrumbs.

Thanks

Just wanted to share this translated list of countries with the community....

Create a Dropdown menu item for "Country" and paste the text below for a translated country list. You user will see Italian, but the form values submitted will be in English.

The list includes all countries recognized by the United Nations.