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how to Add a button link to article
I tried it. there's some missing in the code
'.$query->length(CONTACT_WS(' ','a.introtext', 'a.fulltext').' AS readmore '
'.$query->length(CONTACT_WS(' ','a.introtext', 'a.fulltext')).' AS readmore '
After correct the code, I got blank page in front, and finally I figured out the problem!!
Replace the following code
'.$query->length('a.fulltext').' AS readmore '
To
.$query->length('a.introtext').' AS readmore '
And everything just work!!
I don't know why but It works
Thanks for the help again!
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First of all set the Show readmore option to Show in the Component Options under the Articles tab.
Edit the file /components/com_ifaq/models/articles.php
Replace :
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Douglas Machado
iStoreLocator | iFAQ | Ideal Related Articles | Contact Enhanced
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I just using the account which is used to buy the FAQ component to contact you by "FeedBack".
please check whether you receive the mail and Very appreciate for the help
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Yes, the readmore is the easier and best way to do it.
Can you please contact us from the same user account you've used to purchase iFAQ? There's no subscription linked to your user account. Support is only provided for subscribed users.
Best regards,
Douglas Machado
iStoreLocator | iFAQ | Ideal Related Articles | Contact Enhanced
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I just using IFAQ, it's great !! Functioned wll !!
but I want to add a button allow user click to view the article, could you tell me which php I have to edit.
I knew the easier way is to add readmore in each article, but I want it be set up by backend global setting and it seems not functioned for now
thanks for the help
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