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XOOPS Documentation Series

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Module SmartFAQ

for XOOPS 2.5.7

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User Manual

© 2016 XOOPS Project (www.xoops.org)

Module Purpose

SmartFAQ, as you would probably have guessed it by the name, is a Frequently Asked Questions system for XOOPS 2.5.7 web sites. Compared to other FAQ modules, SmartFAQ offers exciting functionalities that will help communities to quickly and easily build a complete FAQ system for their sites. Here is some of the features of SmartFAQ :

  • Users can request a Q&A
  • Accepted requests are published in the Open Questions section.
  • Users can see, in the Open Questions section, the questions that are yet unanswered.
  • Users can propose answers to these questions.
  • When an answer is approved, the Q&A is published in the Q&A section.
  • Each Q&A can have other information like a 'Did you know?' and 'How do I?' statement.
  • These statements can be randomly displayed in blocks, along with a link for the complete answer.
  • Q&A can be linked to a specific module or a specific URL.
  • If such a link is made, the Contextual Q&A block will display contextual Q&A relatively to where the user is on your site.
  • At any time, users can submit a better answer for a Q&A that already has an answer. This newly submitted answer will obviously need to be approved by a moderator.

image001.png Figure 1: Main view of the Module Admin side

Download/Fork the Module

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How to Contribute

You can contribute on GitHub. Changes will be pushed to Gitbook.io automatically when the main repository changes.

Editing the book can be done either by updating the markdown files with a text editor, or opening the repository in the Gitbook desktop app. The desktop app will give you a live preview option.

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License:

Creative Commons License
Unless specified, this content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

All derivative works are to be attributed to XOOPS Project (www.xoops.org)