By Sean Carney on Tuesday, 07 February 2017
Posted in Technical Issues
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I may be missing something but I was trying to create an Easyblog template for one of my user groups but was not able to save the template so that it would open again for them with the change embedded into the body of the message every time.

I wonder if this might be because I am using the JCE Editor instead of your built in editor?

What I am trying to do is just to have a template where I load some text above and below the blogs as a disclaimer. I tried to do this using the built in Joomla loadposition modules.

I created two modules:

Member Blog Above Disclaimer

and

Member Blog Below Disclaimer

The idea being that I would load the Above Disclaimer above the blog post and the Below Disclaimer below the blog post.

I created a template titled "Member Blog Template" using the following html:

<p>{loadposition memberblogabove}</p>
<p>Replace this text to start your blog post</p>
<p>{loadposition memberblogbelow}</p>

I then save as a new template but when I save it the html is not there. The most recent template save I attempted was named Member Blogging Template. I also tried to save by inserting the HTML myself without using the loadposition module and that also did not save.

Can you tell me if there is way to make this work with JCE Editor or do I need to change to your editor. If so, then I do have another question:
If we were to use your editor what would happen to all my blog posts that were originally created with the JCE editor if I had to open their older version to edit them?

Sean
Hi Sean Carney,

For your information, post template is only working for EasyBlog built-in composer (one of advantages using built-in composer)

If we were to use your editor what would happen to all my blog posts that were originally created with the JCE editor if I had to open their older version to edit them?

-> Do not worry, as you using JCE editor previously, as you edit it it still render using JCE editor instead of built-in composer, where the editor was already stored in database
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Tuesday, 07 February 2017 11:02
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Thank you for your answers.
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Monday, 13 February 2017 23:18
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You are most welcome Sean
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Tuesday, 14 February 2017 00:52
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