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Alert

Display alerts with ease—customize messages and keep users informed.

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The Solodev Alert Module effortlessly manage and display alerts on your website. Customize messages to match your needs and make sure your audience never misses an important update.

  • Create and manage alerts with ease Set up alerts quickly through an intuitive module. Easily update or remove messages as your needs change.

  • Fully customizable display and behavior Control exactly when alerts appear and how long they stay visible. Tailor the experience to suit different types of messages and user needs.

  • Keep your users informed in real-time Make sure visitors never miss important updates, announcements, or warnings. Whether it’s system maintenance or promotional messages, deliver them instantly and reliably.

# Prerequisites

# Create Alert

These steps will guide you through the process of installing Blog Module and adding it to your page.

  1. Download the Alert package.

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  1. Add the module to your CMS.
  1. Add an entry.
Add Blog Entry
  1. Create a file called alert-repeater.tpl on your prefer location. This file will contain the code for your alert bar that will dynamically pull in your alert entries.
  1. Insert the HTML code into your file to display the alert bar. For example:
<div class="bg-primary text-center py-2">
  <div class="container">
    <a aria-label="New weather alert!" class="text-white" href="/weather"><u><strong>New weather alert!</strong></u></a>
  </div>
</div>
  1. Include or replace the code with the shortcodes where needed. For example:
[repeater id="10" display_type="news" limit="0,1"]
  <div class="bg-primary text-center py-2">
    <div class="container">
      <a aria-label="{{event_title}}" class="text-white" href="{{alert_link}}"><u><strong>{{event_title}}</strong></u></a>
    </div>
  </div>
[/repeater]
  1. Insert your alert repeater file into the page you want to display the entries on.

# Shortcodes

You will need the following shortcodes to successfully add a Blog to your website. Depending on your needs, you might need to use extra shortcodes.

  • repeater - prints the fields from the blog module form. Used on your repeater page.
[repeater id="1" display_type="news" limit="0,1"]
  • event_title - displays the name of the module's entry.
{{event_title}}

If you need to use other shortcodes or need to learn more about shortcodes, click here.

# Support

Support for Alert Module is handled directly through Solodev's global help desk. For more information regarding support queries, go to www.solodev.com.