List of Articles in Content
Version
1.2.0 (last update on Dec 15, 2012)
Rating
Compatibility
Reviews
6
License
GPLv2 or later
Non-Commercial
Type
Date Added
11 November 2010
Editor's Note
- This Extensions outputs messages on your site persuading you to get the Pro version.
Enable plugin first !!!
{articlesofcategory=CATEGORY ID, |COLUMNS|, |START|, |LIMIT|, |ORDER BY|,|SHOW/HIDE Active Items|}
CATEGORY ID: Category ID
COLUMNS - optional, to show the list in columns
ORDER BY - (optional) is an any field of #__content table (where the articles are stored) to order by. You mar reverse order it (descending order) by adding DESC in to the end.
SHOW/HIDE Active Items
Values:
show - Show the link to the page even if the visitor is on it
showinactive - Show the title only - no link
hide or blank(no value) - Hide the link if the visitor is currently on this page
List of fields for example: title, created, modified, ordering
Does what it should, and the support has helped me immediately.
I agree with Amema. It is fake non-commercial. With Big link to upgrade to full version!!! Shame! "Free" version is useless.
Beware. This extension comes with a cost. It's not really non-commercial. It's "commercial" because there is a very ugly multicolored ad begging you to buy the pro version for $18 after every use of the code in an article. It looks bad and juvenile and in this case it clashes horribly with the rest of my page, so much so that it's unusable, even though the ext itself is quite nice and would get a rate of 4 if it weren't for the aggravating try to sell a "free" product.
I feel very un-inclined to pay the 18 bucks to be able to get rid of the line, as I was taunted into believing the extension was non-commercial. Really bad practice by this fickle developer, IMO.
I feel very un-inclined to pay the 18 bucks to be able to get rid of the line, as I was taunted into believing the extension was non-commercial. Really bad practice by this fickle developer, IMO.
It works and does exactly as expected. was easy to install and use.
It might be nice to give the option to remove the developer site link at the bottom because, although you might want to generate more business, it looks like an internal link and could confuse users.
It would be nice if you could get it to work with the internal SEF Urls.
Another option would be to display the list as an article pagination link like this.
« Start Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next End »
ie you could string the articles in the category together as a series of pages. without using the category pagination
It might be nice to give the option to remove the developer site link at the bottom because, although you might want to generate more business, it looks like an internal link and could confuse users.
It would be nice if you could get it to work with the internal SEF Urls.
Another option would be to display the list as an article pagination link like this.
« Start Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next End »
ie you could string the articles in the category together as a series of pages. without using the category pagination
Very handy for creating menus for access to categories of articles, embedded in the content of the pages.
Suggestions for improvement:
Keep the link to current article (but disabled!).
Do not list items in the trash (It is necessary to empty the trash does not appear!)
Suggestions for improvement:
Keep the link to current article (but disabled!).
Do not list items in the trash (It is necessary to empty the trash does not appear!)
