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| Written by Alex Balyuk | ||
| Tuesday, 31 August 2010 05:05 | ||
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Even though jDownload states that you are not allowed to remove the Powered By unless you pay
If you are still determined to remove the back link, there are 2 ways to do it. Option 1 - Modify the component fileWe need to open file with current path /site_root/components/com_jdownloads/jdownloads.php and comment out the code that generates the Powered By HTML. Because of the old architecture, file has over 4,000 lines of code. You need to find line 2912 or so, I am using jDownloads 1.7.5 Stable Build 775. The line might be different depending on the version that you are using, but it will be around there... You need to find the following code
and comment it out so it looks like this
Option 2 - Modify the language file for the Front-EndIn option 1 you might noticed that there is a codition that checks is $b_link variable is set before adding Powered By text to the footer. To remove the Powered By text we need to set the JLIST_PRODUCT_FOOTER to empty string in the language file. In PHP empty string is evaluated to false and therefore will not fall into the condition to add Powered By text.
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| Last Updated on Thursday, 30 September 2010 05:37 |
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JDownloads is a great component. It does it's job well, performance is good. It has it's problems, the source code is maintained but the architecture is outdated. It uses old Joomla 1.0 architecture for displaying views and NOT the Model View Controller architecture. I recently decided to remove the Powered By link at the bottom of component, turned out to be tricky.

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