It shouldn't be hard.

If you've setup an account with disqus already, visit:

www.disqus.com/admin/universal/ (the www will get replaced with your own login name when logged in,
ie: yourusername.disqus.com/admin.universal/


Get this code, and add it to whatever content you want, ie, :

Components > com_k2 > templates > yourtemplate > item.php (if you want it to show when viewing an item)

In the default template, search for:

replace with:Ensure you replace yourusername with your actual username.

Hope this helps.

I have the same problem, I am running Joomla 2.5, latest version of SIG Pro, I uninstalled the plugin folder permissions are wide open. I'd really love some help with this or advice on another solution for a gallery.

My error is "There was a problem rendering your image gallery. Please make sure that the folder you are using in the Simple Image Gallery Pro plugin tags exists and contains valid image files. The plugin could not locate the folder: media/k2/galleries/80"

I suspect this is something very basic and I think I must have tweaked a setting wrong because previously I had thought this was working the way I want it to.

What I am wanting is to NOT strip out HTML from the introtext in the category views.

In K2 Parameters I have set the following:

Content tab: Content Cleanup section:
Introtext HTML cleanup (tag strip) = No
Fulltext HTML cleanup (tag strip) = No

So, it seems like I have the correct parameters set.

I then go to a Category view, in this case my category is called "Nature's Eight Doctors"

life.drcarney.com/lifestyle/nature-s-eight-doctors

The first article, should be displaying some bold, some italic and underline and a paragraph but it is not. If you click on the Read More link the formatting all shows.

In the Category settings for this particular category I have set the following for life.drcarney.com/lifestyle/nature-s-eight-doctors:

introtext = Show
Introtext word limit = 140

Can there be another K2 setting somewhere that would remove all formatting from the introtext?

Hi Lefteris,

you must take a look at the module miniK2 module by templateplaza.com.

This module extending K2 does what I am suggesting, ie you use the module to do its thing (as with K2 tools for tags). then you define the layout as if it was a category?
I am not suggesting you copy what he has done, but there are a lot of similar ideas that are clearly intended to extend K2 anyway.

Hope this helps.

regards

Martin

The Language files would be in \language\

For example the english version is here \language\en-GB\en-GB.com_k2.ini
The files to modify are in the following directory

\components\com_k2\templates\default

The 5 files you would need to modify are

category_item.php
latest_item.php
tag.php
user.php
generic.php

find the following section in each file

<!-- Item "read more..." link -->
<div class="genericItemReadMore">
<a class="k2ReadMore" href="<?php echo $item->link; ?>">
<?php echo JText::_('K2_READ_MORE'); ?>
</a>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>


I modified it like this

<?php if ($this->item->params->get('catItemReadMore')): ?>
<!-- Item "read more..." link -->
<div class="catItemReadMore">
<a class="k2ReadMore" href="<?php echo $this->item->link; ?>">
<?php /* echo JText::_('K2_READ_MORE'); */ ?>
<img src="/images/readmorebutton.jpg" alt="Read More" />
</a>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>

The text in RED is what I added. the /* and */ was to comment out the old setting and I added an image file as the link.

BTW the JTEXT is what converts it to the proper language I believe

Hope this helps

Lefteris

Thnx for your reply. I understand there are some itemlist by tag layout options in K2 global parameters.

But as many users have pointed out in this and other forums, we would like the tag itemlist to show like the category-item list.

Personally I would like to show tags of each item. I have copied the code from item.php:

<?php if($this->item->params->get('itemTags') && count($this->item->tags)): ?>
<!-- Item tags -->
<div class="itemTagsBlock">
<span><?php echo JText::_('K2_TAGGED_UNDER'); ?></span>
<ul class="itemTags">
<?php foreach ($this->item->tags as $tag): ?>
<li><a href="<?php echo $tag->link; ?>"><?php echo $tag->name."&nbsp;&nbsp;•"; ?></a></li>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</ul>
<div class="clr"></div>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>

to tag.php

but I got some error... Can you point me into what I can do show tags of each item in the itemlist by tag?

thnx!

hi
i cant find were to to stop k2 from striping HTML tag in extra fields.

in joomla articles i can use iframe (no filtering for super administrator) but when i using iframe inside k2 extra fields it removing on save.

please help
thanks

Thank you!.

yes , I using K2 tool module for search functionality . I used article titles to search but it search result showing zero result . but only works for tags .

Lefteris Kavadas wrote: Do you mean that you are using K2 Tools module? If so, K2 does search to item titles. Item titles and keywords need to be of four characters length or more.

Buongiorno a tutti.

Vi scrivo per chiedervi un consiglio. E' possibile fare in modo che K2 collezioni, sotto forma di catalogo, webcam panoramiche? Mi spiego meglio. Che K2 lo possa fare in termini generali lo so, il solo problema è che l'immagine associata ad un oggetto in questo caso sarebbe la webcam stessa (di solito un file jpg, o png, o addirittura php), pertanto non va uploadata da locale, ma linkata da remoto, non so se mi spiego.

In altre parole, nella scheda di una webcam io non ho alcun problema a creare dei campi extra quali comune, località, quota sul livello del mare, sito di riferimento, etc. ma l'immagine della webcam è ospitata esternamente al mio sito, cosicchè sia l'anteprima che l'immagine estesa dell'oggetto dovrebbero essere visibili nel mio sito anche se ospitate su server esterni, come in questo caso:

www.meteowebcam.it/webcam/trento

Non avendo grandi competenze di programmazione, come faccio a creare un campo immagine che risponda a questa particolarità?

Indispensabile poi sarebbe consentire all'utente di inserire autonomamente la propria webcam panoramica, geotaggandola attraverso una comoda interfaccia google maps. La maschera di inserimento della webcam, pertanto, dev'essere assolutamente idiot-proof.

Esiste qualche plugin in grado di aiutarmi? O se no qualcuno potrebbe darmi qualche dritta su come modificare K2, per ottenere questo risultato?
Ringrazio anticipatamente.

You can try this:

I am using Joomla v2.5.6 and K2 v2.5.7

If your K2 category is set to registered and you have assigned a menu item to the registered category then you will receive "403 - You are not authorized to view this resource"

To resolve this issue we need to manually change the code on the backend.

1) Go To [SITE ROOT]\components\com_k2\views\itemlist\view.html.php

2) Find the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" which is contained in

$user = &JFactory::getUser();
if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));
}
$languageFilter = $mainframe->getLanguageFilter();
$languageTag = JFactory::getLanguage()->getTag();
if($languageFilter && $category->language!=$languageTag && $category->language!='*') {
return;
}
}

3) Replace the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" with:

if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}

4) Final code should look like:

$user = &JFactory::getUser();
if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
/*JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));*/
if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}
}
$languageFilter = $mainframe->getLanguageFilter();
$languageTag = JFactory::getLanguage()->getTag();
if($languageFilter && $category->language!=$languageTag && $category->language!='*') {
return;
}
}

5) This should resolve the issue.

6) You can do the same for [SITE ROOT]\components\com_k2\views\item\view.html.php

7) Find the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" which is contained in

if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($item->access, $user->authorisedLevels()) || !in_array($item->category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));
}
}

8 Replace the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" with:

if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}

9) Final code should look like:

if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($item->access, $user->authorisedLevels()) || !in_array($item->category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
/*JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));*/
if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}
}
}

You can try this:

I am using Joomla v2.5.6 and K2 v2.5.7

If your K2 category is set to registered and you have assigned a menu item to the registered category then you will receive "403 - You are not authorized to view this resource"

To resolve this issue we need to manually change the code on the backend.

1) Go To [SITE ROOT]\components\com_k2\views\itemlist\view.html.php

2) Find the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" which is contained in

$user = &JFactory::getUser();
if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));
}
$languageFilter = $mainframe->getLanguageFilter();
$languageTag = JFactory::getLanguage()->getTag();
if($languageFilter && $category->language!=$languageTag && $category->language!='*') {
return;
}
}

3) Replace the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" with:

if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}

4) Final code should look like:

$user = &JFactory::getUser();
if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
/*JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));*/
if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}
}
$languageFilter = $mainframe->getLanguageFilter();
$languageTag = JFactory::getLanguage()->getTag();
if($languageFilter && $category->language!=$languageTag && $category->language!='*') {
return;
}
}

5) This should resolve the issue.

6) You can do the same for [SITE ROOT]\components\com_k2\views\item\view.html.php

7) Find the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" which is contained in

if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($item->access, $user->authorisedLevels()) || !in_array($item->category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));
}
}

8 Replace the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" with:

if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}

9) Final code should look like:

if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($item->access, $user->authorisedLevels()) || !in_array($item->category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
/*JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));*/
if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}
}
}

You can try this:

I am using Joomla v2.5.6 and K2 v2.5.7

If your K2 category is set to registered and you have assigned a menu item to the registered category then you will receive "403 - You are not authorized to view this resource"

To resolve this issue we need to manually change the code on the backend.

1) Go To [SITE ROOT]\components\com_k2\views\itemlist\view.html.php

2) Find the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" which is contained in

$user = &JFactory::getUser();
if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));
}
$languageFilter = $mainframe->getLanguageFilter();
$languageTag = JFactory::getLanguage()->getTag();
if($languageFilter && $category->language!=$languageTag && $category->language!='*') {
return;
}
}

3) Replace the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" with:

if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}

4) Final code should look like:

$user = &JFactory::getUser();
if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
/*JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));*/
if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}
}
$languageFilter = $mainframe->getLanguageFilter();
$languageTag = JFactory::getLanguage()->getTag();
if($languageFilter && $category->language!=$languageTag && $category->language!='*') {
return;
}
}

5) This should resolve the issue.

6) You can do the same for [SITE ROOT]\components\com_k2\views\item\view.html.php

7) Find the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" which is contained in

if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($item->access, $user->authorisedLevels()) || !in_array($item->category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));
}
}

8) Replace the code "JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));" with:

if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}

9) Final code should look like:

if(K2_JVERSION=='16'){
if (!in_array($item->access, $user->authorisedLevels()) || !in_array($item->category->access, $user->authorisedLevels())) {
/*JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('K2_ALERTNOTAUTH'));*/
if ($this->error->code = '403') {
$return = $_SERVER;
$return = base64_encode($return);
$uri = JRoute::_("index.php?option=com_users&view=login&return=$return");
header('Location:'.$uri); die();
}
}
}

Hi. Are you under Joomla! 1.5 or 2.5? Try to check your page for possible javascript errors. Internet Explorer is supported by K2 but it's not the recommended browser....

@Martin Kilkie

This is not that simple. It's not just the module, some component files also need to be changed.

@Karabo
Currently the best option for resources is this community. We always try to hear what people have to say about K2 and we try to cover most of the needs.