By sofian on Wednesday, 01 October 2014
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hi
i found many modules that it is unpubleshed ,
can i know please why it is unpubleshed and how to use them ?

thanks
Hello sofian,

Sorry for late reply to this,
Yes, by default almost all the EasySocial module is under unpublished mode, because we do not know all the module is it very helpful for every customer.
Actually you can try to publish it and see is it you needed this module display on your site or not.
If you do not know what is that module purpose, you can click the module, inside have the short description for each module. Hope this help.
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Thursday, 02 October 2014 00:08
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thank you for your reply

but there is somthing i dont understand it .
ther is modules are unpublesh but i see it work on the site .
how can i take this into my head ?
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Thursday, 02 October 2014 04:33
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We have a newbie A Joomla! breakdown

Components = Extension/ Core of all operations of an extension. These components come with features built within the components. If you already see some displayed features, on a page (Usually on the left side) then they are built into the component already. In EasySocial's backend you have many options to display or not display many of those features. A componet will come with atleast one published menu item (page). That way you can view the functionality of the component.

Menu Item = Pages within your site. You set a component as a menu item to create a page. You can publish/unpublish the pages. You can also set them for registered or public access, etc......

Plugins = Functions that run throughout your entire site (Everypage within your site will execute the functions of a plugin). Some plugins have options to opt certain pages to not execute the funtionality of the plugin if you choose. Some plugins display features on the frontend depending on what it's functionality is. Some plugins use features that have only internal functionality and do not display anything.

Modules = Modules that you want to display on certain pages within your website. Ex. You want to create an article page (Article Menu Item). That page will display the article only and you may want to spice the page by adding EasySocial modules on the article page.

Note: Hope this helps. Not much time right now, but I may come back and help explain a little better

On your attached photo - "I see the leaderboard on the site" = A built in feature of EasySocial
"But it not published" = That is a seperate leaderboard module and you can put it on any page within your site. When you
create / open a module, scroll to the bottom and you can check the boxes of the pages you want
it to be displayed on
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Thursday, 02 October 2014 04:52
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yes
understand now

thank you very much
i got it and understand all what you explaned .
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Thursday, 02 October 2014 05:07
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Hello sofian,

You're welcome.

By the way, Thanks for kind of sharing Josh
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Thursday, 02 October 2014 10:48
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