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[nunofirmino Friend nunofirminoJoin date: August 2008Posts: 7Downloads:0Uploads:1]

#132695

Greetings,

I’m having a problem with the installation of JA Olyra in Joomla 1.5.6

I’m getting the following error on the public page: “Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/username/public_html/templates/jaolyra/ja_menus/Base.class.php on line 142”

Don’t know what’s going on so need some help.

Sorry for the english… :-[

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#267752

ye im getting the same problem… ive checked the forum and theres no positive solution.

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#267819

Hi does anyone have an answer to this as its a bit of a pain…… Ive tried this template on a few different servers to see if it was my site but it does it on them too. I thaught it could be the menu but im still having the same problems..

Help!!!!!!

[nunofirmino Friend nunofirminoJoin date: August 2008Posts: 7Downloads:0Uploads:1]

#267822

The problem is the menu, that’s for sure.

I had 2 menus and I had 2 error messages for each menu. After unpubilishing one of the menu’s (main menu at the top) I’m having only one error message.

Isn’t there any solution for this template?

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#267902

Right i found the solution…

Try turning the ‘Template Icon menu’ param off in the template settings first.

see what error you get. if you have modified the template so the icons menu is user3 then you may want to try this code…..

In the ja_orlyra/index.php around line 108

Change

<?php if ($tmpTools->getParam(JA_TOOL_ICONMENU)) { ?>
<div id="ja-topnav"><div class="w1"><div class="w2"><div class="w3 clearfix">
<?php
//include(dirname(__FILE__).DS."ja_iconmenu.php");
$jamenuicon->genMenu(0,0,0);
?>
</div></div></div></div>
<?php } ?>

to this

<div id="ja-topnav"><div class="w1"><div class="w2"><div class="w3 clearfix">

<jdoc:include type="modules" name="user3" style="xhtml" />

</div></div></div></div>

REMEMBER TO BACK UP YOUR FILES…..

[nunofirmino Friend nunofirminoJoin date: August 2008Posts: 7Downloads:0Uploads:1]

#267951

Thanks for the repply

I haven’t changed anything on the template yet… Just installed and it gave me that error.

When i turn off the menu’s icons it shows me this error with a blank page:
Fatal error: Class ‘JA_’ not found in /home/username/public_html/templates/jaolyra/ja_vars.php on line 73

I’ve changed that piece of code you tould me but it get’s me the same error line before. I’ve put it back as it was.

Any more help would be apreciated:confused:

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#267957

Ye sorry in the ja_vars i changed the code too.

It Was ::


}
$menuiconclass="JA_$menu_icon";
$jamenuicon=new $menuiconclass ($japarams_2);
//end

Now it is::

}
$menuiconclass="JA_$menu_icon";
//end

Just remembered about that. If you change the index aswel so its user 3 instead of ‘getmenu’ and switch off the template icon menu in the template params you should be ok.

Back up your files first though…… It worked for me im not sure if it will work for anyone else.

Its probably not the best way of doing it but im on a tight schedule….. and needed that error gone..

Hope this works for you !!!!!!:)

[nunofirmino Friend nunofirminoJoin date: August 2008Posts: 7Downloads:0Uploads:1]

#268025

Thanks skoobi, it worked just fine 😉

I just have one more question. I want to publish a icon menu in ‘user 3’ diferent from the top menu. I’ve published a new menu under the ‘user 3’ position and uploaded a test icon for that menu.

How do I configure module so that it shows the icon on top of the menu text link?

Just managed to put it on the right or on the left of the menu link.

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#268616

Can anyone help me with this?

This is the look of the new module position:

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I’ve set the the module menu to be “legacy flat list” and the menu’s class suffix to “-nav” but the icon menu shows me the way it is in the picture.

How can I set it to be like in JA Olyra demo?

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#268634

Try the ‘-topnav’ css. it might work. At least i think its that

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#268785

<em>@skoobi 77546 wrote:</em><blockquote>Try the ‘-topnav’ css. it might work. At least i think its that</blockquote>

No, didn’t make any change in the menu… I must be doing anything wrong. :confused:

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#269836

Ok, just upgraded to joomla 1.5.7 an reinstalled template.

Everything working ok now. Still don’t know what was the problem but maybe a corrupt installation in the first try.

[samtzu Friend samtzuJoin date: June 2008Posts: 12Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#271581

I did all of the above changes to index.php and ja_vars and still… getting error in /templates/jaolyra/ja_menus/Base.class.php on line 152.
Joomla 1.5.7

Sam

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#271583

Solved it.
If you change the names of the menu “type” in Joomlas “Menu Manager” (nothing to do with the template) then this is what you get.

So the “problem” with the template is that it only works with the “default” menu names.

Sam

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