How come help uses this as an exapmle: {cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="humour"}
It does not work with specific catagories only like this: {cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2"}
I want this page
http://osceolacommunitysource.com/index ... -locations
to show these bookmarks in 2 columns.
This is the code used on the page:
{cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="Distribution Locations"}
What am I doing or not doing wrong?
CMS Version: 1.5.1
Bookmarks: 2.0.1
Current PHP Version (phpversion): 5.2.5
Unresolved any Help?
{cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="humour"} Does Not Work!
{cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="humour"} Does Not Work!
Last edited by cflbot on Sat Jan 31, 2009 8:05 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: {cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="humour"} Does Not Work!
Wanna try {cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="Distribution, Locations"}
Re: {cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="humour"} Does Not Work!
this works fine for me:
{cms_module module="bookmarks" target="_blank" category="links"}
Also, you might look at the LinkMgr module, which supports templates.
You might try renaming your category as "Distribution_Locations"
{cms_module module="bookmarks" target="_blank" category="links"}
Also, you might look at the LinkMgr module, which supports templates.
You might try renaming your category as "Distribution_Locations"
Re: {cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="humour"} Does Not Work!
Who (which suggestion) were you responding to? What exactly is the error you get with your original code?cflbot wrote: Not a Valid Code, then![]()
also, please upgrade your CMSMS to 1.5.4. Older versions are not officially supported.
Re: {cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="humour"} Does Not Work!
I replied to the last persons post, I assumed it would reference that.
The answer holds true for both suggestions.
To use the either,
clochette's
{cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="Distribution, Locations"}
Would imply there were 2 catagories.
jmcgin51's suggestion,
You might try renaming your category as "Distribution_Locations"
May only work if there was a problem with the name and the bookmarks were not showing at all.
Either way, yes I need to upgrade, I was only responding because I saw the replies.
To Reclarify:
The problem is not that it does not show bookmarks.
The problem is that it does not put it in to 2 columns.
There is no error it just does not put it in 2 columns.
I will upgrade and see if it will resolve the problem.
Thanks for the Replies though.
The answer holds true for both suggestions.
To use the either,
clochette's
{cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="Distribution, Locations"}
Would imply there were 2 catagories.
jmcgin51's suggestion,
You might try renaming your category as "Distribution_Locations"
May only work if there was a problem with the name and the bookmarks were not showing at all.
Either way, yes I need to upgrade, I was only responding because I saw the replies.
To Reclarify:
The problem is not that it does not show bookmarks.
The problem is that it does not put it in to 2 columns.
There is no error it just does not put it in 2 columns.
I will upgrade and see if it will resolve the problem.
Thanks for the Replies though.

Re: {cms_module module="bookmarks" columns="2" category="humour"} Does Not Work!
thanks for the clarification; I didn't understand what you were trying to do.cflbot wrote: To Reclarify:
The problem is not that it does not show bookmarks.
The problem is that it does not put it in to 2 columns.
There is no error it just does not put it in 2 columns.
I doubt that upgrading your CMSMS install will solve this issue, but it should be done anyway.
how about 2 separate module calls?
{cms_module module="bookmarks" category="Distribution"}{cms_module module="bookmarks" category="Locations"}