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Question "Search module" in Positions "kunena_menu"
11 years 8 months ago #1
by MarioMari
Joomla 2.5.8, and 3.0 K.2.0.3, default Chrome
"Search module" in Positions "kunena_menu" was created by MarioMari
Hi!
I put the idea to the module "Kunena Search" had the ability to view the positions "kunena_menu".
Is this possible?
Regards!
I put the idea to the module "Kunena Search" had the ability to view the positions "kunena_menu".
Is this possible?
Regards!
Joomla 2.5.8, and 3.0 K.2.0.3, default Chrome
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11 years 8 months ago #2
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic "Search module" in Positions "kunena_menu"
I would imagine that this should be possible to do. :dry:
As people would know, the Kunena Search module is just like any other Joomla module. Joomla modules need a template position. The Kunena menu is a module - also just like any other Joomla module. The Kunena menu module is normally published in the kunena_menu template position (but you can publish it anywhere else you like, if you want).
Therefore, I would think that you should probably be able to assign the Kunena Search module to the kunena_menu template position, if that's what you wanted to do. I haven't tried this myself; have you?
As people would know, the Kunena Search module is just like any other Joomla module. Joomla modules need a template position. The Kunena menu is a module - also just like any other Joomla module. The Kunena menu module is normally published in the kunena_menu template position (but you can publish it anywhere else you like, if you want).
Therefore, I would think that you should probably be able to assign the Kunena Search module to the kunena_menu template position, if that's what you wanted to do. I haven't tried this myself; have you?
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