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There's no unique-to-cmsms method, just use one of the many available javascript options out there. There are free and paid ones, depending on the amount of functionality you need. Remember when pasting javascript into a cmsms template to either wrap it in {literal} {/literal} tags, or edit the js t...

There are going to be some challenges with a site that age, and even with instructions there could be a few hidden gotchas with customizations, User Defined Tags, etc. We'll try to help where we can, but suggest you make interim backups each time you get past a step. We also have devs available for ...

This article is a bit dated, but still applies: https://cmscanbesimple.org/blog/customi ... king-files

CMSMS does not interfere with your html/css at all, so there are no limitations of this type. Best practice is to use Design Manager to manage your templates and stylesheets.

What happens if you comment out the public cache location line in config?

There is a bug in the current version where it processes the submitted code instead of just verifying it, so any PHP errors in your code or anything not parsable in admin will cause it to white screen on submit. Best option for now is to use a plugin instead of a UDT - then you should only get error...

Without editing the module code, any workaround is only going to stay in place until you edit the item. I don't think the intention was ever to "ban" double hyphens, it's just a feature to keep things clean and was probably in the original List-It module from ~15 years ago. I think it's fa...

Nothing out of the box, ideally the search wouldn't use POST but it does, so that's expected browser behaviour. I'm not sure how hard it would be to switch it to GET, so using AJAX would probably be the best solution. If that's not worth the effort, a relatively easy workaround could be to use javas...

There should definitely be something in your php error log, assuming logging is enabled and configured correctly. It could be a number of things but without an error log they'll just be guesses.

Other than editing the module's code to skip the reformatting, I think your options would be: edit them in the DB after creation (you could perhaps put in a specific character to then do a search/replace for) export items as csv, update the fields, then import add a different character then use url ...

I just checked one I did many years ago, and I retrieved the values from $smarty.post data after submission, something like: <input name="mysearchfield" value="{$smarty.post.mysearchfield}"></input> Similar thing, you should be able to find the submitted values with {$smarty.post...

You should be able to see most of the search parameters by putting this in your template temporarily: <pre>{$actionparams|print_r}</pre> You can then use those variables in your templates to check for existing parameters and apply them to your dropdowns etc. Something along the lines of: <input name...

I'm not familiar with Coranto, but I will say that CMSMS does assume you have some development experience. It's designed to be simple and powerful for developers who can then make sites easy to manage for content editors.

Try commenting out your .htaccess file first, see if that clears up the redirects issue. Also check the browser console for mixed content issues etc., especially in admin. Also make sure you aren't out of disk space or anything. Do each test in a new incognito window after closing any other open one...

Make sure you have developer_mode enabled (see https://docs.cmsmadesimple.org/configur ... loper_mode) then you can export the xml from Module Manager.