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Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

Jody Stone
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15 years 8 months ago #72281 by Jody Stone

Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled) was created by Jody Stone

Why is Frontend editing disabled with Joom!fish? Is there a way around it, with another component or something.

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15 years 8 months ago #72282 by ARANEO

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Does it mean that K2 (2.1) does not work with Joomfish?

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15 years 8 months ago #72283 by Jody Stone

Replied by Jody Stone on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

No, just you can't edit from the front-end.

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15 years 8 months ago #72284 by Lefteris

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Hi. Front end editing is disabled when you are using JoomFish. That's because it may lead to confusions as front end submitting can work only for the primary language.

Jennifer said:sooo....it doesn't work with Joomfish.....front end editing is key....i hope this is going to get fixed...
Jody Stone said:No, just you can't edit from the front-end.

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15 years 8 months ago #72285 by ARANEO

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I would prefer keeping frontend editing, even if items are only submitted in primary language.
Is-it possible?

André

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15 years 8 months ago #72286 by Adam Altmejd

Replied by Adam Altmejd on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

I agree. It should be possible to publish articles in default language through frontend and then have them translated in backend.

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15 years 6 months ago #72287 by dirk80

Replied by dirk80 on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

YES - please let me know what I need to change in the php to enable frontend editing with joomfish runnin. PLEASE!!

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Juan
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15 years 5 months ago #72288 by Juan

Replied by Juan on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

any progress on this? need editing in front page also...

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Matthias Jäger
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15 years 4 months ago #72289 by Matthias Jäger

Replied by Matthias Jäger on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

hi,

i also need this function, its very important for me and okey when k2 items are submitted in the primary language

how can i active the frontend editing?

regards, emmjott

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Juan
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15 years 4 months ago #72290 by Juan

Replied by Juan on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

my solution was downgrading to k2 2.0, in that version you can edit from the front end having joomfish installed

regards

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15 years 4 months ago #72291 by Matthias Jäger

Replied by Matthias Jäger on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

hi,

thanks a lot.
I will check if the features of k2 v2.0 are enough for me.

regards

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15 years 4 months ago #72292 by Anar Guliev

Replied by Anar Guliev on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

guys,
frontend editing/saving worked in my k2 2.1 on joomla with joomfish
just after removing k2-items contentelement from joomfish
(i also edited slightly permissions.php in K2 - there seems to be a bug with permissions setting/checking)

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15 years 4 months ago #72293 by dirk80

Replied by dirk80 on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

But are you still able to translate it in the backend then??

Anar Guliev said:guys, frontend editing/saving worked in my k2 2.1 on joomla with joomfish
just after removing k2-items contentelement from joomfish
(i also edited slightly permissions.php in K2 - there seems to be a bug with permissions setting/checking)

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15 years 4 months ago #72294 by Anar Guliev

Replied by Anar Guliev on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

no, Dirk, it is impossible - only tags/categories can be translated then
but in my site i needed user's to post and edit their blogs more, than possibility of translating blog-publications

Dirk said:But are you still able to translate it in the backend then??
Anar Guliev said:guys, frontend editing/saving worked in my k2 2.1 on joomla with joomfish just after removing k2-items contentelement from joomfish
(i also edited slightly permissions.php in K2 - there seems to be a bug with permissions setting/checking)

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15 years 3 months ago #72295 by Iron Teeth

Replied by Iron Teeth on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

I must say that I got really frustrated today after I found out about this flaw in K2. I have already set up all categories and also, everywhere I looked it was announced that K2 works with Joomfish only to find out that it's not really so. Where to turn now when I have already planned everything and forntend editing is the key factor of the website I'm working on same as Joomfish. It's catch 22 now. Please be so kind and get the frontend editing back. I have read that it could be enabled for the default language. Well, it would be quite enough. Frontend editing only in default language is better than no frontend editing at all !
Please help.

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15 years 3 months ago #72296 by strummsteel

Replied by strummsteel on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

Any updte on this? K2 is the best out there, but the same can be said for Joomfish. I really hope there is a fix.

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15 years 3 months ago #72297 by Iron Teeth

Replied by Iron Teeth on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

If this and automatic archiving of K2 items is solved then I would call K2 a perfect solution for any kind of site. Until then, be careful to check everything before you use it or you will end up in a dead end street like me. Still, I must give a big credit to K2 developers... please guys, fix this asap.

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Giuseppe Cassanelli
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15 years 2 months ago #72298 by Giuseppe Cassanelli

Replied by Giuseppe Cassanelli on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

Hi, I also downloaded yesterday K2 and tried on a test site.... BEST IDEA: only trying I understand that K2 don't work with joomfish on frontend and I am testing K2 just for editing on frontend on a multilingual (2) site !
So this is the problem: I need to enable users like editors/authors to edit/publish on a multilingual site and only on selected sections/categories... K2 seemed the best. But without joomfish it's not working.
Any idea to solve this problem with K2 or any other tool ????
Thanks a lot
Bye
Giuseppe

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15 years 2 months ago #72299 by Iron Teeth

Replied by Iron Teeth on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

Nobody seems to care about this... I'm disappointed :-(

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15 years 2 months ago #72300 by Lefteris

Replied by Lefteris on topic Enable frontend editing (disabled always if Joom!Fish is installed and enabled)

Hi. Compatibility between K2 front-end editing and JoomFish! has already been added for the next release.

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