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Have you tried using the eval parameter?

{eval var=$entry->summary}

You can enable HTTPS on certain pages by going into the "Options" tab on a specific page and ticking the "Use HTTPS for this page" option.

I believe you can also enable this as a global option for all pages but you'd have to check that.

Lol no worries, don't forget to add [Solved] to the thread title

You can wrap it in an if statement, so if for instance your homepage is called "home" you could do:

{if $page_alias == "home"}
// YOUR CODE
{/if}

Alternatively just create an alternative GCB/template for the homepage.

Try turning on the TinyMCE setting "Save to Static Config" in the second to last tab of the TinyMCE Options.

Also try a different browser, I recently had a client whom couldn't use TinyMCE using IE8 but was fine with MicroTiny.

Try replacing: With: The rest looks up-to-date...

Cheers
MrEnigma

Did you check the forge? http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/randomblob Although this is marked as stale, it is probably because there is no need for additions. I had a look at the code and it looks like exactly what you need. You might need to update the tag slightly to work with the latest CMSMS...

Have you tried going to the Search module under "Extensions" and clicking the "reindex" button?

Hi Minefox, The easiest way would be to have your header stored in a Global Content Block and then on your template write something similar to this: {content block="metaKeywords" label="Meta Keywords" oneline=true assign="keywords"} {global_content name="header&quo...

If you are using TinyMCE as your WYSIWYG editor you can go to the TinyMCE settings under "Extensions" and add the following line of code into the "Extra Configuration" under the "Advanced" tab: extended_valid_elements : "iframe[marginheight|id|frameborder|scrolling...

The only way I think this might work is to create a "keywords" content block with all your keywords used within your meta.

Then that would be applied to the "keywords" meta tag in your template and the search function could pick it up.

Hi Fowlerat, I'd say you're probably going to need to add a UDT, something similar to this possibly?: $alias = (!empty($params['alias']) ? $params['alias'] : false); $assign = (!empty($params['assign']) ? $params['assign'] : false); // If alias is set if (!empty($alias)) { // Load defaults global $g...

There isn't a tag really in CMSMS to handle that sort of thing.

You are really looking for a JavaScript solution, for instance this jQuery solution using the magnifier concept:

http://jdbartlett.com/loupe/

Hmm so its missing the other quotation mark? I've noticed smarty can be a bit picky when using certain modifiers with cat so did you try putting the value in a variable and then applying that to the regex replace? {assign var='fieldVal' value='value="'|cat:$smarty.get.event_id|cat:'"'} {$c...

Looks really cool! I would say there are a few small things that might improve the site: Fix the 404 error on the clientBlockQuoute.png When on an offices page maybe having the office locator already selected with the office you're currently on would be cool Minify/combine CSS and JavaScript, also I...