Hi,
But if i do that i have the return button that again opns the menu. I´m searching where is that button to make an overwrite to not show it. The menu element for addresses opens the address lists inside the panel so that solution still implies the use of the panel.
That's not what I see on my end.
If I create a menu item of the type "HikaShop user addresses", when I access that menu item, it doesn't have any back button. The system only adds the back button if the addresses manager is accessed from the control panel.
Can you please double check ? This would prevent having to go complex routes.
Also, you could easily hide this back button with CSS if necessary:
#hikashop_address_listing .hika_toolbar { display:none; }
www.hikashop.com/support/documentation/1...ize-the-display.html
Another problem I have is that the menu element Hikashop Addresses does not use the itemid of the menu. It uses the home page it seems, so the template is not correct and all is a bit mess up.
That's not what I see. If I create a menu item of the type HikaShop user addresses, and then I use this menu item in order to access the address manager on the frontend, the current menu item is this menu item. Please double check.
If I rewrite the url to index.php?option=com_hikashop&view=order&layout=listing&Itemid=600 then the template is correct and even the return button is not present. That´s why I asked about the mandatory use of the cpanel. If i don´t wnt it can i avoid the Itemid replacement?
Joomla will only use the homepage menu when the current Itemid doesn't match with the component displaying the main area.
I have tried to change route.php or create a plugin. But I don´t know so much Joomla and no success. The problem is that when I use create an URL element the addresses are shown in the correct template (because itemid) with the modules of that page (as the menu) but i lost friendly urls and i cant assign modules to that option as Joomla doen´t let click on it in the module assignament.
I think you must have miss something down the line and that led to complex solutions that aren't worth pursuing.
Starting afresh on this should help clear things up.