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Don't let your visitors go away from your site following the external links that you have into your own content. MLinks takes advantage of the power of Mootools already available in your Joomla!™ 1.5.x instalation and enables you to define links that will open in a Modal DHTML popup.

Demo

Usage

• Ensure that the plugin is installed and published.
• Call the pugin with the following sintax: { mlink=http://desired_url }Linked Text{ /mlink }
• Linking images to open an external site, we higly advice to edit the source HTML code to insert the plugin call like: { mlink=http://desired_url }{ /mlink }

Configuration tips

Although the plugin is pre-configured with the best settings for the most of the cases, you can set the top and bottom margins (50px by default), and the left and right margins (70 px by default). If you want to customize this configuration, simply enter the desired values in the plugin's configuration in Joomla!'s backend.

Compatibility

• Only for Joomla! 1.5
• Works with most of the browsers.
• If JavaScript is disabled in your visitor's browser, then regular links with target="_blank" will be used.
• SEF - Search engines will detect the linked URL.

Known issues: Since mootools (used by Joomla!) and JQuery (used by other 3rd. party extensions) have incompatibilities it could happen that some functionalities stop working. For Ajax Vote Plug-in we have a fix in the download area and is freely available for MLinks' buyers

Support

If some issue arises while you are installing, configuring or operating this extenision,  then post a detailed description of your issue in our support forum.

We are committed to helping you resolve it and we aim to reply within 48 hours of your post (except on weekends). If we haven't responded by then, feel free to post a reminder in the same thread or bug us via email.

Although you may modify this extension under the GNU/GPL license, support does not include:

License

We at DoJoomla! understand and support the view of the Joomla!'s core team and release our software under the GNU General Public License. We charge a fee for our software because we spend a lot of time developing, providing support and updates to our customers and because the GNU / GPL allow us to sell our software.