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Older Versions => jDownloads 3.2 (Support ended) => Topic started by: LSK6453 on 17.06.2015 20:12:42

Title: Using Tags [Solved]
Post by: LSK6453 on 17.06.2015 20:12:42
Good Day.  I have started to use the new Tags option withing JDownloads.  I have viewed the documentation and have set my menus accordingly, but the tags are not showing up in my downloads sections.  They are, however, showing up in my Popular Tags module that I have set up on certain news pages.

Can you help me with this?

Thank you
Larry
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: ColinM on 19.06.2015 01:54:38
Hi Larry
Have in whichever jD menu you are using could you please try setting the Show Tags to Show rather than Global to see if they then appear.
Colin
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: LSK6453 on 19.06.2015 13:59:00
Hi Colin

Thanks for the response.  I have the menu that option turned on for the menu item I was testing with.  The tags themselves are filtering through to the module, but not showing on the page itself.

Thanks
Larry
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: wolfspyryt on 30.06.2015 17:36:28
Did you add the {tags} code in your files layout page?
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: LSK6453 on 30.06.2015 17:38:40
I did not.  I think I missed that part.  Not really sure how to do that, but I will try to figure it out.

THanks
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: wolfspyryt on 30.06.2015 17:44:27
Go into jDownloads component in the backend.
Go to the section called "Layouts"
Click on "Download Details"
Look for the "Active" Layout and click on it
Click on edit layout
Add this exactly in the "Edit Layout" box     {tags}

Click save and go look at your pages. They should be visible now.
You can move the tag around in the layout all you want.
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: LSK6453 on 30.06.2015 17:47:27
When I click Edit Layout, there is no box that says edit layout.  I see the big box that says Layout that has all of the code in it. 

Should the {tags} piece go someplace specific in there?

Thank you for your help!

Larry
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: wolfspyryt on 30.06.2015 17:50:53
Larry.   YES!
Sorry for the mistype. But you are correct! That will fix it and you are quite welcome my friend. Just trying to help Arno and ColinM with this wonderful Component. Glad to help you my friend!
Terry
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: LSK6453 on 30.06.2015 17:59:53
Thanks Terry

that worked on the specific download.  Now I am going to work on the layouts for the main category page to see how I can get them to show there.

Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: wolfspyryt on 30.06.2015 18:07:59
I believe the same way??? Personally, I only use them on the "File Details Page" Not sure if they will work in the "Category View".
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: ColinM on 01.07.2015 15:05:03
@wolfspyryt
Hi thanks for helping out

@LSK6453
Hi
Missed the start of this topic. Thought I had covered about tags in article link below. But on re-reading it could have been better in the last bit about {tags} placeholder. Will find some time to improve it.  As far as I am aware the {tags} placeholder is in all the standard layouts except Summary and Search layouts

http://www.jdownloads.net/documentations/item/tags-support-in-jdownloads

Colin
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: wolfspyryt on 01.07.2015 15:06:38
You are welcome! Glad to help such good people.
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: LSK6453 on 01.07.2015 15:07:28
Thanks Colin.

I am struggling to do what the first image of that link shows.  I am still playing with it though
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: ColinM on 01.07.2015 23:15:37
Hi
Please let me know if you need any help.  May need to look at your site in detail.

Colin
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: LSK6453 on 06.07.2015 20:19:05
I got it working!

Thanks
Title: Re: Using Tags
Post by: ColinM on 06.07.2015 21:17:51
Hi
Excellent.  Thanks for letting me know.  Always appreciate a good review on the JED!!
Do you have any observations I could put in Documentation? I do not mind criticism as it is always useful to see things from another point of view

Colin
Title: Re: Using Tags [Solved]
Post by: LSK6453 on 06.07.2015 21:25:05
Of course.  For documentation, I think it would be useful for the first image to the right at the top, to outline where to put the {tags} label to make the screen look that way.  This would be in the files layout, line 21.

In general, adding the {tags} text needs to be something that is much clearer to understand.  Just my opinion.

I hope it helps.

thanks
Larry

Edit by Colin -- have updated the doc http://www.jdownloads.net/documentations/item/tags-support-in-jdownloads