Where is wrapper in joomla

In some pages i have wrapper that load some form from another server. When i used http it worked normal but after https it load too long and at the end show times out. If i don not write any protocol in url and set. This is not a programming question, it is a site administration question. WHen you make the wrapper menu link, simply go to the metadata tab and tell it to make the link "not secure.

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Asked 6 years, 5 months ago. Active 6 years, 5 months ago. The page displays with an empty iframe "file not found". The URL works from the same computer in the browsers and it works if I install the HTML and related files into the Joomla site separate directory in htdocs , just not inside the wrapper. Anybody have any ideas about what could be wrong? Hello Melanie, Unfortunately this issue is not related to K2. You should post it at Joomla!

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Linked pull requests. Copy link. Contributor Author. The test site must be on a server that has an ssl cert. As previously said, wchen you use a wrapper, the Joomla environment is unknown. So you need to embed this before using Joomla API. To do this, just copy and paste this code or create a new PHP file and include it in your custom page :. For Joomla! While most documents have been updated for the 3.

Press titles, and 3rd Party books, the most recent I'm aware of is "Learning Joomla! For K2, I would suggest the community forums and Google as their developer focused documentation is, shall we say, very scarce. So I had a lot of fields and wanted to simply loop through them in my edit. While all the answers offered were right they weren't easy to implement - got really messy really quickly, had trouble getting it to work, or couldn't figure out a cleaner way around it.

I chewed on this for awhile and then today came across what is basically a field override. You should not store custom fields there, nor should you have to use this path in your own code, but the standard types are usually good examples. You can specify this or another path in your code.