Another double post, Sorry.
Ok, If you also want it like me you have to change your com_content.html code to this:
<patTemplate:tmpl name="com_content" visibility="show" varscope="jreviewcontent" unusedvars="strip">
<!-- com_content.html -->
<div id="JR_com_content">
<div id="itemdescription" class="JR_description contentheading"><patTemplate:translate>_JR_DESCRIPTION</patTemplate:translate></div>
{CUSTOMFIELDS}
<patTemplate:link src="com_content_introimage" />
{INTROTEXT}
</patTemplate:tmpl>
<patTemplate:comment>
***** HOW TO DISPLAY CUSTOM FIELDS IN TEMPLATE *****
For fields which accept only a single value (text, single select, radio buttons, textarea),
you can use the field name:
{JR_FIELDNAME}
If it is a single select or radio button field and you have assigned images to the options you can use:
{JR_FIELDNAME_IMG}
For fields which accept multiple options (select multiple, checkboxes) you need to use the code below,
and replace the word fieldname with the name of your field. You need to keep the suffixe _row in the template name.
If you want to have access to the image field just add _IMG to the tag:
{JR_FIELDNAME_IMG} and you can place it in the src of an <IMG> tag.
<p a t Template:tmpl name="jr_fieldname_row" type="simplecondition" requiredvars="jr_fieldname">
{JR_FIELDNAME}
{JR_FIELDNAME_IMG} <--- only if you have assigned images to the fields
</p a t Template:tmpl>
You can also use the {LANGUAGE} variable for images for multilingual sites. So you could name your images:
english.{JR_FIELDNAME_IMG}
spanish.{JR_FIELDNAME_IMG}
But you need to make sure you don't enter a path in the image field in the backend, just the image name and
then enter the full path here in the template.
The {LIVE_SITE} variable can be used and contains:
http://www.yourdomain.com</patTemplate:comment>
and you need to change your customfields.html code to this:
<patTemplate:tmpl name="customfields" whitespace="trim">
<!-- customfields.html -->
{jgtabber}
<div id="JR_customfields_outer-{CLASS}">
<patTemplate:tmpl name="group">
[tab =={GROUP_TITLE}==]
<div id="JR_customfields-{CLASS}">
<patTemplate:tmpl name="group.title" type="simplecondition" requiredvars="group_title" varscope="group">
<div id="JR_group-{CLASS}">{GROUP_TITLE}</div>
</patTemplate:tmpl>
<patTemplate:tmpl name="row">
<patTemplate:tmpl name="custom.field" type="simplecondition" requiredvars="field_title" varscope="row">
<span id="JR_fieldtitle-{CLASS}">{FIELD_TITLE}</span>:
</patTemplate:tmpl>
<span id="JR_fieldvalue-{CLASS}">{FIELD_VALUE}</span><br />
</patTemplate:tmpl>
</div>
[/tab]
</patTemplate:tmpl>
</div>
{/jgtabber}
</patTemplate:tmpl>
<patTemplate:tmpl name="multiple_options">
<patTemplate:tmpl name="option">
<patTemplate:tmpl type="condition" conditionvar="image" varscope="option">
<patTemplate:sub condition="noimage"><span id="JR_fieldvalue-{CLASS}">{TEXT}</span><patTemplate:tmpl name="separator" visibility="hidden"> •</patTemplate:tmpl></patTemplate:sub>
<patTemplate:sub condition="default">
<IMG title="{TEXT}" alt="{TEXT}" src="{TEMPLATE_SITE}/{IMAGE}">
</patTemplate:sub>
</patTemplate:tmpl>
</patTemplate:tmpl>
</patTemplate:tmpl>
But first you need to install Jogadgets mambot, The comment bot of Jreviews must be above the Jogadgets one so example:
Jreviews comment bot Order: 1
Jogagdets bot Order: 2 or 3, 4, 6 etc.
So now it's really simple, In this post you have everything you need.
