By Holger Spiekermann on Monday, 07 March 2016
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Hi there.

I have two questions, which I hope I am not completely wrong:

1. Is there any chance to display events (public) outside the user area of easysocial, although the "safe mode" of easysocial is turned on? I want to display the calendar or events module on the start-page (public) of a website although the user section of easy social is in "safe mode". It would be ok, if only public events would be displayed.

2. Although trhe home pas of my website is not an easysocial page, the login form of easy social pops up every time I open the start page. Can I influence this somehow? Ho is the interaction of the "public" part of a website with the "hodden after login" part? It´s possible to differentiate this, right? Are my server configs messing this up?

thanks a lot, best regards,
Holger
Maybe you can achieve this by displaying the events module for public? I have never tried that though...
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Monday, 07 March 2016 05:30
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Hey Holger,

I am sorry for the delay of this reply,

1. Is there any chance to display events (public) outside the user area of easysocial, although the "safe mode" of easysocial is turned on? I want to display the calendar or events module on the start-page (public) of a website although the user section of easy social is in "safe mode". It would be ok, if only public events would be displayed.

You can publish your Easysocial event module into your frontpage as Sabih suggested at above, and that EasySocial Calendar module as well.

2. Although trhe home pas of my website is not an easysocial page, the login form of easy social pops up every time I open the start page. Can I influence this somehow? Ho is the interaction of the "public" part of a website with the "hodden after login" part? It´s possible to differentiate this, right? Are my server configs messing this up?

I tried to access in your site frontpage, it seems like it only show the Easysocial login page instead of as you described it keep pop up the login form every time when you access homepage.
Actually I am not quite understand your another question, perhaps you can elaborate more details regarding this what you trying to achieve?
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Monday, 07 March 2016 10:42
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Thank you for your fast reply Arlex,


1st topic:
I have published the module on the frontpage and I have created a public "test event".

The situation is that
1. easy social is in safe mode, because it shoud only be used by team members
2. we have created quite a few closed events so that everyone can feedback participation
3. these dates should be visible on front page, but without the possibility to access the closed area OR
it would as wel be fine, if only public events woudl be visible on the start page.

The resulrt should be that public visitors withiout login may see the events.

2nd topic:
The login screen pops up randomly and I don´t know why.
Please reload the start page (which is easy social login page) and I hope this will happen on your computer as well.

Login details will I send as PN.

Thanks a lot, I appreciate your support very much.
Holger
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Monday, 07 March 2016 14:18
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Thank you very much Sabih to you as well.
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Monday, 07 March 2016 14:19
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Hey there,

Thanks for getting back to us quickly, I've checked in your site, that was something weird is because it keep show the login pop up. I have temporary comment out this following code in this file ->
JoomlaFolder/administrator/components/com_easysocial/includes/ajax/adapters/site.php

// if ($this->config->get('general.site.lockdown.enabled') && $this->my->guest && method_exists($obj, 'lockdown') && $obj->lockdown()) {

// $this->ajax->script('EasySocial.login();');

// return $this->ajax->send();

// }


Can you give it a try and see how it goes?

By the way, regarding that event module ( http://yoursitedomain.com/administrator/index.php?option=com_modules&view=module&layout=edit&id=572
) I already help you published on your frontpage, may i know do you referring this?
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Monday, 07 March 2016 15:55
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