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Hello,
I setup the Module to send Invites and set it for the left module position. The problem is that when I click send, the box is too big for that left column so it hides behind the main content area and cannot be seen. I want people to see this when they come to the site. Do I need another module position to use? If I put it inside an article then the members will not see the list unless they view that article. Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks,
Bruce
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13 years 9 months ago #4147 by alzander
In the module, ensure that the "Enable Automatic Resizing" setting is enabled. Since the invite module is done through an iFrame (how FB wants it), the size is set when the page is initally loaded. The Automatic Resizing tries to detect whenever someone's clicked the send invites button, and resize the div of the iFrame. It's a bit of javascript magic, but generally works well. If you have javascript problems on your page, that could be causing the resizing to not function.

If that setting doesn't work, let us know. Also, let us know your page so we can check out the issue.

Thanks,
Alex
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13 years 9 months ago #4155 by fb_604171308
Alex,
I moved it to the User2 position, which is ok. You still have access to the site with the credentials you had. If you want to try to see if it will work in the left module position, that would be good. I created the template for this site with Artisteer 2 (version 2 of Artisteer). I would like to figure out, how to style the User 2 position. I tried adding a module suffix but when I viewed the source or used the web developer firefox extension, it wasn't appearing. I thought, if I had a way to access that module position, I could float the entire div, that would contain the entire User 2 module to the right and let the main article appear just to the left of it.
Meaning I'd use a css rule for this to float it right. Unfortunately, looking at the code, I don't see anything that would do that.
It's ok, as is, but you'd have to see the template code and then look at what happens when you put it in the left position. It wasn't working for me.
Bruce
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13 years 9 months ago #4170 by alzander
You've linked to 2 different sites in the past. Which site, and specifically, what page, are you using this on? As for the moduleclass suffix, it should work as long as the template directive in your index.php file has the 'xhtml' directive when including the modules:
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="user2" style="xhtml" />

Try that out, and let us know if that helps style it better.
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