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I see that Sharky has presented the best/correct solution, but I'd like to take a moment to build a bit of understanding around this occurrence.
For the record, date is a MYSQL Keyword, but not a Reserved Keyword, so no quoteName() calls are necessary.
First, what is the query that your script is generating...
SELECT date
FROM lmnop_db_reports
WHERE 'date ...
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The expression should not be quoted.
->where('date < NOW() - INTERVAL 30 DAY')
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It's because of this:
Since some categories only have one article, some menu ("Que décrire ?", "Que prélever ?",...) are "single article" menu.
You don't have a menu item created for these categories.
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Yes, disable all unused components
In the Joomla back-end via Extensions > Manage > Manage
click [Search Tools] button and select:
Unprotected + Administrator + Component
Select all unused components (probably banners, contacts, newsfeeds) and click "disable".
Do not uninstall, just disable them.
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Most form views in core components have custom Joomla.submitbutton() functions. Standard function does indeed support only adminForm as form ID. Instead you can use Joomla.submitform() and pass your form:
<button class="btn btn-primary" type="button" onclick="Joomla.submitform('controller.send', this.form)" >Send</button>
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Assuming you're using the Form API, add buttons="true" attribute to your editor field. Example from article form:
<field
name="articletext"
type="editor"
label="COM_CONTENT_FIELD_ARTICLETEXT_LABEL"
description="COM_CONTENT_FIELD_ARTICLETEXT_DESC"
filter="JComponentHelper::filterText"
buttons="true"
/>
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I did manage to solve it in the end, although I still have no idea why the inline code - which was added by Firefox, not me - was added.
I compared the html/css class code for the menu with another menu that wasn't doing the same thing. This code was faulty:
<nav id="topmenu">
<?php if ($this->countModules('mainmenu')) : ?>
<...
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You have to create a router for your component for JRoute::_() to do anything. See Supporting SEF URLs in your component documentation. I suggest looking specifically at Simple View-based Example which uses a new way of working with routing.
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