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Hello Jeremy,

I am sorry but I am not entirely sure if I understand you here. Do you mean you want to add a link to the subscribe dialog? Here's what you need to do on that particular page / module,

<?php
require_once( JPATH_ROOT . DS . 'components' . DS . 'com_easyblog' . DS . 'helpers' . DS . 'helper.php' );

EasyBlogHelper::loadHeaders();

?>
<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="eblog.subscription.show('site');" class="link-email">Subscribe here</a>

I tried that but I get "ReferenceError: eblog is not defined" I am try to use an image as the link as so:

<?php
require_once( JPATH_ROOT . DS . 'components' . DS . 'com_easyblog' . DS . 'helpers' . DS . 'helper.php' );
 
EasyBlogHelper::loadHeaders();
 
?>
<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="eblog.subscription.show('site');" class="link-email"><img src="/http://www.calcityfire.us/images/subs.jpg"></a>;

It doesnt seem to let me post here how I have it in the module I will try it again:

I tried that but I get "ReferenceError: eblog is not defined" I am try to use an image as the link as so:

<?php
require_once( JPATH_ROOT . DS . 'components' . DS . 'com_easyblog' . DS . 'helpers' . DS . 'helper.php' );
 
EasyBlogHelper::loadHeaders();
 
?>
<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="eblog.subscription.show('site');" class="link-email"><img src="/http://www.calcityfire.us/images/subs.jpg"></a>;

Hello Jeremy,

Hm, that is really strange. The loadHeaders should actually load the necessary javascript codes. Where did you place these files if you don't mind me asking?

Iplaced it in a module on the front page called "subscribe" in position "user 1"

Hello Jeremy,

Hm, does the module supports PHP codes? The codes that I provided above actually includes php codes.

As far as I know it should, it is just a custom html module in joomla 2.5.6 and the filtering is set to none in the permissions, I don't see the scripts being loaded with that code. The module works when I am of course on an easy blog page, but not on the front page. I even tried it in an article. Could it be a Javascript conflict with template? Not that big of a deal I will just link it the blog page and they can click the normal subscribe link there. Thanks for your time.

Hello Jeremy,

Ah, you can't actually place PHP codes in a custom HTML code. It'll be filtered out and it wouldn't be processed What the PHP code does there is to add the necessary javascript library on the current page. Why it works on EasyBlog pages is because, EasyBlog itself already added those headers. So in other words, the module doesn't add those headers