FJ Uncategorised
Version
1.0.4 (last update on Apr 13, 2009)
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10
License
GPLv2 or later
Non-Commercial
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Date Added
30 August 2008
New features as of February 2009:
* Option to show article preview in tooltip.
* Option to exclude selected articles from list.
* New! Option to exclude uncategorised articles assigned to the front page.
I thought this wasn't working because of at first but after a while, i saw that wasn't my fault. The module doesn't show up if the uncategorised articles are unpublished.
It doesn't include articles which have a section but not a category. So, I think it's going to be only a little bit useful to me.
Owner's reply
Hi beanluc. You can't enter articles that have a Section but don't have a Category. So I don't understand your comment. Thanks. Mark
//MOD: Use the forum for reply
The first thing all new site contributors do is forget to assign a section and category!
I've been able to add an additional menu for these contributors to be able to find their "Lost" articles. Excellent!
The one thing that I think would be fantastic, is a Yes/No parameter on the component settings to ask it to exclude items if they are assigned to the front page. As these items are not "Lost" to my users.
At the moment, I'm updating the list of IDs to exclude when I spot a new front page article.
Otherwise I'm delighted. It does exactly what I needed!
I've been able to add an additional menu for these contributors to be able to find their "Lost" articles. Excellent!
The one thing that I think would be fantastic, is a Yes/No parameter on the component settings to ask it to exclude items if they are assigned to the front page. As these items are not "Lost" to my users.
At the moment, I'm updating the list of IDs to exclude when I spot a new front page article.
Otherwise I'm delighted. It does exactly what I needed!
Very handy to find the "hidden" content. I have a lot of editors who sometimes forgot to set the cat or section ;)
BUT why frontend will most of the admin tasks are done in the bendend of Joomla. Now i have to switch will logged into the back.
BUT why frontend will most of the admin tasks are done in the bendend of Joomla. Now i have to switch will logged into the back.
Owner's reply
I don't quite understand your comment. This module is only needed for front-end users. If you are working in the back end, you can just use the Article Manager to see uncategorised articles, so you don't need this module.
