Your current site template doesn't have afterDisplayContent event!

[fanho]

Hello,
I got this error message at install and on every articles of my template:
Your current site template doesn't have afterDisplayContent event!

The funny thing is that Jcomments is working properly 

I looked in the forum and found people having the problem that Jcomment doesn't display and the fix is to add this ligne to the default.php file.
<?php echo $this->article->event->afterDisplayContent; ?>

If i add this line of code the error message disapears but than I have two Jcomments modules displaying, that's not good!!!

Any idea about how i can get rid of that error message?
My template is Ja ores from Joomlart.

Here is the code of the /templates/templatename/html/com_content/article/default.php

Code:

<?php

defined('_JEXEC') or die('Restricted access');
$cparams = JComponentHelper::getParams ('com_media');

// Get layout extra setting from template parameter
$content  = file_get_contents( JPATH_THEMES.DS."ja_ores".DS.'params.ini');
$params  = new JParameter($content);
$blog_theme  = $params->get('default_page_layouts', "");
$defaultLayout  = "default_";

if($blog_theme != ""){
$blog_theme = str_replace(" ", "", $blog_theme);
$blog_theme = explode("\n", $blog_theme);
if( is_array($blog_theme) )
foreach ($blog_theme as $blt){
$blt = str_replace(" ", "", $blt);
$blt = trim($blt);
if( strpos($blt, JRequest::getVar("Itemid")."=") !== false ){
$blog_theme = str_replace(JRequest::getVar("Itemid")."=", "", $blt);
break;
} else $blog_theme = "";
}
else $blog_theme = "";
}else 
$blog_theme = "default";

$blog_tmpl = dirname(__FILE__).DS.$defaultLayout.$blog_theme.'.php';

if (!is_file ($blog_tmpl)) 
$blog_tmpl = dirname(__FILE__).DS.$defaultLayout.'default.php';

include ($blog_tmpl);
?>

Thank you
Other than that the component is really great 

Stephane

[smart]

This message is shown for Super Administrator only and warns him what JComments couldn't found such event in your current template. If all works - don't worry and skip thi s message. In next JComments version I'm going to add an option to suppress this message.

[smart]

Quick fix:

Open file /administrator/components/com_jcomments/admin.jcomments.php
Replace code:

Code: (php)

if (strpos($tmpl, 'afterDisplayContent') === false) {

with

Code: (php)

if (strpos($tmpl, 'afterDisplayContent') === false && !(strpos($tmpl, 'include') !== false || strpos($tmpl, 'require') !== false)) {

Open /plugins/content/jcomments.php and make next modification:

Replace:

Code: (php)

if (strpos($tmpl, 'afterDisplayContent') === false) {

with

Code: (php)

if (strpos($tmpl, 'afterDisplayContent') === false && !(strpos($tmpl, 'include') !== false || strpos($tmpl, 'require') !== false)) {

[TTom911]

I have the same problem with my new template (Galleria Plazza from  TemplatePlazza). I added the lines as sugested but still have the same error message (an jcomments does not show).

Any suggestions?

THANKS!

[smart]

I have the same problem with my new template (Galleria Plazza from  TemplatePlazza)

Do you've any problems with comments displaying? Or just this message?

[TTom911]

as I said in the post already ...   ...  the comments don't show

Must have something to do with the TemplatePlazze template I am using, because jComments works on other templates ok.

P.S.: I had a jQuery conflict issue between the template and another component (Jomres) which I fixed and that work seems to work ok (I switched off some jquery.js in the template folder which come with the template and I am using the SC jQuery plugin to provide for the jQuery library as a substitute). I do not see any errors after the fix. But just so you know.... No idea if that can be related somehow!?

P.S.S. Site is on localhost at the moment

[smart]

Must have something to do with the TemplatePlazze template I am using, because jComments works on other templates ok.

I've sent you PM with my email - just send me this template and I'll check it myself.

[TTom911]

ahhh, I see, it has to do with java conflicts and working or non-working ways to solve these conflicts...

I see that this is the cause of the "jComments problem" (which is NOT a "jComments problem" at the end") when looking back at what I did to the site to solve a conflict with another essential site component.

I see that what solves the problem for another component now caused jComments to "disappear".... Conflicts can be nightmares....  But who does not know that already....

[smart]

As I wrote you by email - I've installed template you've sent to me and test it with JComments (Joomla 1.5.20, JComments 2.2.0.2) and it works fine for me.

[TTom911]

Yes, I also figured out it was a conflict problem which I am close to getting solved, I hope....

Not that you can solve this, but I would just be interested what your experience is;

While conflicts look solved in some browsers (all looks fine in my Safari and Chrome) but Firefox still has a problem.

Is it possible that such conflicts occur in some browsers but not in others? Did you see that happening?

Thanks for sharing !

[smart]

Yes, it could be so (what in some browsers JavaScript could work another way or produce an error).

[honestloez]

Hi, i also have the same problem with this one.

JComments are not showing at the front-end and i always have this error message in the frontend and the back-end:
Your current site template doesn't have afterDisplayContent event!

And same with him, i also using the template from TEMPLATEPLAZZA communa 4.

Do you have any suggestions?

Many thanks before.

[smart]

Do you have any suggestions?

1. Read this: JComments and templates without afterDisplayContent (like Artisteer)
2. Or you could open Content - JComments plugin's settings and change Content event to onPrepareContent.

p.s. Don't create duplicate topics. I've removed second one.

[alexio]

A quick note to those using a YooTheme template:

Specifically:  YooTheme's 'YooAir' ...

smart's "Quick fix"... (... Open file /administrator/components/com_jcomments/admin.jcomments.php
Replace code: ...  etc.)

found in post #3 at the top of this thread worked PERFECTLY.

Thanks for the fix, smart, and thanks for the wonderful component!

;-)

[GandalfGrey]

For YOOThemes that are using WARP5 framework, just add //afterDisplayContent at the end of the file /templates/templatename/html/com_content/article/default.php

Cheers.