1. There is a club article that shows how to duplicate the save/cancel buttons at the bottom of the event editing page using a specially constructed template override - http://www.jevents.net/jevents-15-topme ... nt-editing

2. the confirmation message is a Joomla system message - its position is determined by

<jdoc:include type="message" />

in your template's index.php file

Thanks for your reply.

1 - the save/cancel button is behind a paywall, so i can not show my management that this works without first paying. Don't know an end-around there to access that code help.

2 - Sadly, there is no jdoc - message in any files in my template. I see it in other installed templates. Adding it for testing does not appear to do anything unfortunately. Will have to do more testing. Any ability to change what section it pops into easily?

Thanks,
PittCaleb

2 - Sadly, there is no jdoc - message in any files in my template. I see it in other installed templates. Adding it for testing does not appear to do anything unfortunately. Will have to do more testing. Any ability to change what section it pops into easily?

Just add it where you want the messages to appear.

I am able to add it to my template's index.php file. But it always appears at the top of the page, even when put inside of another div section.

The resultant code is

<div id="system-message-container">

<dl id="system-message">

<dt class="message">Message</dt>

<dd class="message message">

	<ul>

		<li>Your event has been saved and is under review</li>

	</ul>

</dd>

</dl>

</div>

I'm thinking the div class is defined to a location somewhere else. Unfortunately, I don't see system-message-container defined anywhere, and system-message doesn't appear to be giving a hard location. Investigating further...

PittCaleb

You need to use CSS to style and position the message.

This should be part of any template developed for Joomla - if it was excluded you should ask the template supplier to resolve this for you since they gave you an incomplete template.