YOOtheme Widgetkit invocation

FLEXIcontent items are Joomla articles with extended data.
Normally the great majority of Joomla content plugins will work with latest FLEXIcontent version properly

I was meaning how to position precisely many widgetkits in an article, like on YOO pages.
In the regular article, you just insert where you want references like [widgetkit id=xx] and [widgetkit id=yy] and ....

Do I need to design a specialised template with a position for each Flexi Widgetkit Fields ?
Regards

well, you don't need to position specially, just place them according to your needs, there is no requirement rule for this

I do not understand !
What do you mean by "just place them according to your needs" ???

I had to create a Flexicontent field for a widgetkit. But if I need let's say 4 widgetkits, I have to create 4 fields and affect them in the Joomla article editor.

I understood that a field can only be positionned within templates. Or is there a way to place them in the article text (ie : in tables or DIV) ???

codewarrior wrote: I had to create a Flexicontent field for a widgetkit. But if I need let's say 4 widgetkits, I have to create 4 fields and affect them in the Joomla article editor.

I understood that a field can only be positionned within templates. Or is there a way to place them in the article text (ie : in tables or DIV) ???

aaa , i see , i was speaking of content plugin code, when i said to place it ... where you need,

to answer your question, you cannot place other FLEXIcontent fields, inside another field e.g. inside item's description,

mmm for this we could create replacement feature, that would replace a text e.g. {current_item:fieldB:display}

but we would need to detect loops e.g.

fieldA includes fieldB includes fieldC include fieldA,
this would create an endless loop

Currently you cannot do this, although i can understand the usefulness of this.

We already have an open enhancement task for this:
code.google.com/p/flexicontent/i ... ail?id=177

Regards

I have a similar issue with YooTheme Pro. They have a page builder which I would like my client to use on some of the more static pages as the layout functions are amazing. My problem is that this only works in com_content scope. Although I could create a special type for YooTheme which allows routing to com_content from the frontend, I can't see how to access to the com_content scope in the backend (index.php?option=com_content), or at least the com_content edit form. Is there any way to do so?

Kind regards,
Terry