By csta7event2 on Sunday, 18 August 2013
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If I use JEvents on a Joomla site is it possible to also have this calendar show up on another html site that I also run?
With thanks, Chris
Hello Chris,

If you want the whole calendar you can use and IFRAME on your HTML site and add:

?tmpl=component

or

&tmpl=component

To the url, this will strip the site down to just the component of the url.

Or you can use:

http://www.jevents.net/downloads/catego ... on-another

Regards
Tony
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11 years ago
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There is also a bronze member addon script that allows you to load any Joomla module and display it on another website so you could show your latest events module on another site.
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Thanks Tony and Geraint, I will try these.
Chris
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11 years ago
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I tried both methods and neither worked. Are you aware of any joomla 3.20 setting that would prevent it working?
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Ignore the last. It started working One question, the originating site has a light background, the destination site has a dark background. How do I display it correctly?
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OK, solved that one

One I can't solve on my own is this: When clicking on the link on the module on the remote site I need to open in a new window with the full page of the other site, not just the component. How do I remove the "&tmpl=component" etc from the link?
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Hello,

You can't easily just remove the &tmpl=component if the site is loading in the full view mode i.e. tmpl?

Is that what you are doing?

Thanks
Tony
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11 years ago
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I am using your php loader si I have no control over the link on the remote site. Where can I change it?
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Ok - this is more problematic. You will need to change the 'secretmodule.php' code and do a search and replace for links to force them to open in a new window.

Before the last line

echo $data;

insert this

$data = str_replace ("<a ", "<a target='_blank' ", $data);
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Figured it out. It's all good

Tremendous support!
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Thanks to everyone who responded to this query. It was all very helpful.
Kind regards, Chris
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