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Primary Order of FAQs

15 years 5 months ago #877 by douglas

Replied by douglas on topic Re:Primary Order of FAQs

Dear Josh,

1. I haven't created a search because MooFAQ uses Joomla Content Articles, therefore all content search modules will work with MooFAQ.

2. Please read ideal.fok.com.br/component/option,com_ku...func,view/id,44/#150

If you have any other don't hesitate to ask.

Regards,

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15 years 5 months ago #876 by jhoerger

Primary Order of FAQs was created by jhoerger

I just installed and setup a few FAQs using MooFAQ, yesterday. It works well, but I feel like I'm missing something.

1. Shouldn't there be a search box at the top for people to search through the FAQs? I'm not a Joomla pro, but I'm not a newbie either. Please let me know if there is an option to add a search that only catalogs the section/category listed for a page.

2. I can't seem to set the questions in a particular order. I've changed the "order" numbers in the Articles, but it doesn't change the order the FAQs are presented on the front-end site.

In reference in to #2, I saw that someone on the Joomla review of the component indicated that you have to set the "Primary Order" = "order", but I have yet to find that parameter in any setup or configuration file.

To view the live FAQ, it's at www.isom.org/en/vien-accreditation-enrollment/vien-faqs .

Please advise!

Thanks, Josh

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