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Help Contribute to Joomla! DocsTranslate Joomla! DocsEditing HelpPlay in the SandboxJDOC's PoliciesDocumentation LicenseMore Help Search Actions PageDiscussionView sourceHistory Display error messages and notices Other languages: English• español• français Errors, warnings and notices can be displayed from any component, module, plugin or template using the methods outlined below. // Get a handle to the Joomla! application object
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$application = JFactory::getApplication(); // Add a message to the message queue $application->enqueueMessage(JText::_('SOME_ERROR_OCCURRED'), 'error'); /** Alternatively you may use chaining */ JFactory::getApplication()->enqueueMessage(JText::_('SOME_ERROR_OCCURRED'), 'error'); The second argument to the enqueueMessage function is the type of the message. The default is 'message', but 'error' results in a different style for the message. The message will be displayed in place of a special jdoc:include statement in your template. Place the following in your template at the location where you want messages to appear.
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Security Centre API Documentation JoomlaCode Joomla! Framework What links hereRelated changesSpecial pagesPrintable versionPermanent linkPage information Recent changes joomla extensions Help Log in Joomla! Documentation™ Download Joomla! Demo joomla.com Learn More About Joomla!BeginnersAdministratorsDevelopersJoomla! Get InvolvedJoomla! Code ContributorsJoomla User Groups Browse CMS Help ScreensOur DocsOur GlossaryThe Joomla! https://docs.joomla.org/Display_error_messages_and_notices FAQsTips and tricksRecent Changes Help Contribute to Joomla! DocsTranslate Joomla! DocsEditing HelpPlay in the SandboxJDOC's PoliciesDocumentation LicenseMore Help Search Actions PageDiscussionView sourceHistory Creating a Custom 404 Error Page Other languages: English• español• français• Nederlands• русский This tutorial will show you how to create a custom 404 error page for use in your Joomla web-site. https://docs.joomla.org/Creating_a_Custom_404_Error_Page Contents 1 Four Steps to Creating a Custom 404 Error Page 2 Exclude your Custom 404 Error Page from Search Engines 3 Additional Steps Toward a Better Custom 404 Error Page 4 More Custom Error Page Information Four Steps to Creating a Custom 404 Error Page Create an Uncategorized '404' Article Create an 'uncategorized' article in Joomla! to serve as your 404 Page. Include some text such as Sorry, we could not find the page you were looking for... and if necessary, also any useful navigational links. For example, you may wish to add a link back to your site's home page. Create and copy a link to that new 404 Article. Create a menu item which links to the new 404 Article and 'apply' your changes. Then copy the URL information (index.php?optio...), set the menu item as 'unpublished' and close out of the menu editing page. You may want to paste the copied URL into Notepad or somewhere acces
here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed answers to any questions you might have Meta Discuss the workings and policies of this site About Us Learn http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10523287/how-to-override-joomla-system-messages-message-php-template more about Stack Overflow the company Business Learn more about hiring developers or posting ads with us Stack Overflow Questions Jobs Documentation Tags Users Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow https://www.gavick.com/documentation/joomla/strict-standards-error-fix Community Stack Overflow is a community of 6.2 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up How to override Joomla System Messages - message.php template error messages up vote 4 down vote favorite 1 Joomla by default renders its system messages (errors, notices etc.) in libraries/joomla/document/html/renderer/message.php. For my own template, I would like to customize the way these messages are displayed. However it does not seem to be possible in the traditional way, using template overrides. Is anyone here aware of a way to accomplish something like this? joomla joomla2.5 joomla3.1 share|improve this question edited joomla system message Sep 30 '13 at 8:04 Valentin Despa 8,758104778 asked May 9 '12 at 20:02 Kristian Hildebrandt 1,2981116 add a comment| 4 Answers 4 active oldest votes up vote 17 down vote For Joomla! 1.7 - 2.5 You need copy libraries/joomla/document/html/renderer/message.php in to templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/html/message.php Then in index.php of YOUR_TEMPLATE you need to include the file (as it is not automatically included like other overrides): // Message overwrite require_once JPATH_ROOT .'/templates/'. $this->template .'/html/message.php'; Now you can safety overwrite the JDocumentRendererMessage::render() function there ;) For Joomla! 3.x You just need make html/message.php file in YOUR_TEMPLATE. This file should contain function renderMessage(). Check the isis default template, as example. share|improve this answer edited Mar 2 '14 at 13:54 Valentin Despa 8,758104778 answered Dec 24 '12 at 11:26 Fedik 401516 it worked like a charm. thank you very much... I was looking for this.. –amilaishere Jan 3 '13 at 7:40 This works really well without hacking the core and purely overrides the default. –Anriëtte Myburgh Apr 9 '14 at 12:20 1 At J3.x: place "message.php" at "{my_template}/html/layouts/joomla/system" and extract the messages from $displayData['msgList'] (check Beez3 Template) –Alexandre Paulo Apr 1 '15 at 18:06 add a comment| up vote 0 down vot
Strict Standards: Non-static method Joomla error Solving the Strict Standards: Non-static method Joomla error Last Updated:June 18th, 2015Category:Joomla Some of the users of our templates and modules have experienced an error in both Joomla 2.5 and Joomla 3 installations that occurs when PHP on their server is set to strict error reporting (E_STRICT) where they receive error messages stating that “Strict Standards: Non-static method … on line XX”, or similar. If you've got the error-reporting mode of PHP set to strict also, you may find yourself running into similar messages frequently, especially after installing a quickstart package (that is, a full install of Joomla including a template, modules and database content to match a demo layout) or when browsing the front end of a Joomla site that has modules installed. Naturally, if you're seeing this error mainly when there are modules installed on the page you're visiting it's reasonable to assume that the modules are the problem, but in fact the root cause of this issue is with PHP and how it works, so it will affect not only modules, but pretty much any Joomla extension or template that uses PHP. Why do I see this message? If you're seeing this message often, then it's very likely that in your server's php.ini file the current settings include the line "error_reporting = E_ALL | E_STRICT"; what this means is that the system is reporting errors as plain notices. This is an issue, since often what's considered an ‘error' by PHP may in fact just be a warning, or reminder to the average user. For example, if you use a modern email client you might get a message if you write the word "attach" or "attached" in an email without actually attaching something to it; it's a helpful little message to remind you that perhaps you've missed something. Strict Error Reporting would turn that simple reminder into a full-blown error, making it seem like something has gone wrong when it hasn't, really. In fact, the E_STRICT flag is usually put to use by developers to help troubleshoot their products; they need to be aware of every small detail when creating something efficient and stable, but it's overkill for regular users who a