Sourcerer - place any code 

You can now just place your original codes right into your WYSIWYG editor. The only thing you have to do is surround the code with the Sourcerer tags. Easy peasy!
So now you can also use PHP scripts in your content. That opens up a great deal of possibilities.
Most Joomla! Text Editors will strip parts of your HTML code, like JavaScripts (think of statistics scripts) and movie embed tags. With Sourcerer you won't have these limitations.
Easy to use editor button
Sourcerer comes with a very easy to use editor button. This will help you paste your code in a clean format that will not cause any problems. Also it can give some colors to different types of code.
Upgrading from version 1.0.0?
Sourcerer 2 is majorly different to version 1.0.0. So if you are upgrading, please read this first:
http://www.nonumber.nl/sourcerer?tab=upgradingtov2
How to use it: http://www.nonumber.nl/sourcerer
Changelog: http://www.nonumber.nl/sourcerer/changelog
Keep up to date: http://www.nonumber.nl/news
Support forum: http://www.nonumber.nl/forum
Please do not use the reviews to post support issues. Use the forum for that.
Great job guys.
With this plugin it works out simple and easy,it just unlocked a great way of implementing source code for other issues I had.
Thank you so much, a small donation is on it way!
Installed the editor button, module and plugin. Enabled the module and plugin, added the tags and code to the article and it worked. Tried a PayPal cart and it worked.
Just not sure what the editor button I installed was for as I can't find it anywhere in modules or plugins. But still an excellent job.
Great little extension, the only issue i have is that when used in an enivornment with proxy access to the internet the backend forms take 30sec+ to load and when they do it is broken (only the form is shown no joomla backend is displayed).
Although i have easily fixed this it took me a while to find it was due to the versions_file option.
The version check will be different in next version to prevent this.
It is a shame you didn't just ask me for support. I could have helped you out immediately.
This extension gets two thumbs up from me and all the design ideas in my head. FINALLY, I am able to lay out my Joomla articles and pages out the way I like 'em.
Hurray for this extension!!!!!!!
I had inserted a media player module into an article with the load module plugin and linked it to a menu item and set the menu link to open the article in a separate window with no navigation. This served my need for having the module open in a separate window, but I wanted the window to be resized on open to a set size each time.
I used Sourcerer to put basic HTML code in the WYSIWYG Editor and voilà, I had a custom made pop up window.
Here is the code I used:
{source}
[[html]]
{loadmodule lcplayer::Media Player}
[[/html]]
{/source}
I wish I knew about this before I installed and uninstalled several pop up modules that didn't work the way I needed them to.
To the developer I say, keep up the great work, and I look forward to more extensions from Nonumber.
I used it to add custom paypal buttons in an article and it worked mint .).
Now I see that SOURCERER is the answer.
Works fantastic.
You have PHP, HTML and JAVA
I also used perl cgi scripts which I loved.
Any chance that sourcers can also input these into Joomla articles.
That would just make my day
Thanks
Thanks. Yeah, if you get stuck with something, just turn to the forum and I will try and help a.s.a.p.
Works fabulously and allows the ultimate control.
I have a tax calculator I made with css file, javascript file and html file. Had no joy with other extensions. This I installed,activated and copied and pasted the lot into my article and enclosed the lot with {source} {/source}. This brilliant and sooo easy, especially as css was in head section of my html doc. A big thank-you you are a whiz!
I'm glad you are happy :)
That is indeed the idea behind Sourcerer: make it easy!
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Kudos to the developers!
Yeah, the ability to easily include javascript is a big plus. But you can also use php and other tags (like css) to pimp up your articles and website.
The Sourcerer Module can even be used as a building block to create your own module applications.
I totally approve.
Between the {source} {/source} tags use the double square bracket syntax [[TAG]] rather than the arrowhead syntax and there is no problem for HTML with the TinyMCE editor.
Yes, I recommend the [[bracket]] syntax, because that works whatever editor you use.
But if you editor isn't fussy about using normal tags in the non-html view, it is easier, saves a lot of time and just looks more normal.













