I have an article and usingit shows 2 different modules/faqs without a problem - the faq system works fine (and neatly as well).

However, I'd like to have the title of each faq also displayed. I've turned it on in each of the faq modules but it won't display in the article.

What I'd like is to see is something like this:

FAQ 1 - Buying Property

Q1
Q2
Q3...

FAQ 2 - Selling Property

Q1
Q2
Q3...

Thanks!

Hi Arathra,

Can you please provide a link to the problem?

Thanks,
Tom

greekvillas4rent.com/cms/index.php/faqs

Just over half way down the FAQ "What if I have to cancel my reservation?" is actually the first question of a completely seperate module.

I'd like to have the module title above that question and of course above the first question.

thanks.

I understand that you include the module in an article page, using { loadposition FAQ }. In that case the module title cannot be displayed. This goes for all modules that are included in content. You'll see just the content of the module.

To have what you want, do this:

----begin

---

THIS IS THE HEADER FOR FAQ 1

{ loadposition FAQ NR 1 }

THIS IS THE HEADER FOR FAQ 2

{ loadposition FAQ NR 2 }

---- end

---

That's it!

Let me know if this works for you,
Tom

I can't get the two mods to display.

The first has an ID of 30 and a Module ID of 1, I put in

{ loadposition FAQ NR 1 }

(without the spaces) but nothing shows.

Is that correct?

Can you tell me what FAQ module you are using? Moo Faq (SEF), Moo Faq, JB Faq or Bamboo Faq?

I will see what I can do to find the right way.

Thanks,
Tom

I see that you have the titles visible now. What I think you did wrong is not use the correct syntax for the faq modules. You should keep them as you had, I just added NR to be clear.

Tom

It's the JB FAQ for Joomla 1.5

I had 2 modules, each one displaying a different category of articles.

In the first instance I had just one LOADPOSITION which displayed both the modules.

Originally it was

Then I tried to put in the titles as you suggested and have

But obviously this displays both FAQs twice.

How can I differentiate between the first faq and the second?

Thanks!

Yes, now you have it right. The second header is still below the second FAQ list. Simply cut and paste it in between:

---

start

---

Choosing, Booking & Policies

{ loadposition faqtogglerdiv1 )

Arrival, Departure, the Homes & your Stay

{ loadposition faqtogglerdiv2 )

----end

---

Okay, this is completely correct. BUT!

You haven't really pasted what I suggested. This is what you really did - but didn't realize:

What you have done is paste from a word-like editor into the content. If you take a look at the HTML behind it, you can do that by pressing the HTML editor button, you'll see what I mean. That's why the faq doesn't work.

Remove the whole content and cut and paste the code I gave you in notepad first. Then copy that and paste it in the content (not the html editor part! ). Then it should work fine.

Tom

Thanks - I realised that but when I cleaned it all up and pasted in bare text this:

Choosing, Booking & Policies

{loadposition faqtogglerdiv1}

Arrival, Departure, the Homes & your Stay

{loadposition faqtogglerdiv2}

It showed neither FAQ!

Then I realised my mistake! Both the FAQs were loaded into position FAQ so I simply changed the first FAQ to FAQ1 and the second into position FAQ2!

Basically I was thinking this was a configuration problem with the FAQ whereas it was actually a configuration issue with loadposition!

Anyhow, all is well now and thanks *very* much for your help and patience!

Well done!

You might add an extra line above the first header for clearity.

Happy it helped you,
Tom

Great discussion ... I actually learnt recently that the module title can be output but Joomla 1.5 by default has it set to not display the title. So to enable the module out put when using the {loadposition myposition} syntax you can edit the plugin parameters int he plugin admin.

That might be another way to label your faqs.

Thanks Anthony

Hi Anthony,

That's interesting, I didn't know - obviously. Thanks!

Tom

Hi folks!

Sorry if I am a little slow ...., but: what plugin are you talking about? I only found a module for JB FAQ and for listing the FAQs in the content it does not seem to make a difference if I select "Show Title" in the module.

Thanks for elaborating on this!

Ray

Hi Ray,

There is a plugin in the Joomla admin called loadposition. You can set the options there.

Hope that helps.

Anthony

Hi Anthony,

thanks for the super-fast reply!

See, this is interesting: I use the { loadposition FAQ } command in my content, and it works, so it must be somewhere. But when I go to the Admin backend / Extensions / Plugin Manager it's not listed. (There is just a <content - load module> plugin which seems unrelated.)

Can you tell me where it's hidden?

Ray

Sorry Ray thats the one

Thanks - I tried again and now it works perfectly!

Thanks Ray - good luck with the site