try this
- open engine/modules/show.full.php find

		if( $row['keywords'] == '' AND $row['descr'] == '' AND $config['create_metatags'] ) create_keywords( $row['short_story'] . $row['full_story'] );
		else {
			$metatags['keywords'] = $row['keywords'];
			if( $row['descr'] ) $metatags['description'] = $row['descr']; else $metatags['description'] = $row['title'];
		}

Replace with

		if( $row['keywords'] == '' AND $row['descr'] == '' AND $config['create_metatags'] ) create_keywords( $row['title'] . $row['short_story'] . $row['full_story']);
		else {
			$metatags['keywords'] = $row['title'] . $row['keywords'];
			if( $row['descr'] ) $metatags['description'] = $row['descr']; else $metatags['description'] = $row['title'];
		}

Answered by: dlefaq

if you use short-story limit then it will completely remove all html tags so you can "hide" images instead of remove it since you can't psychically remove it unless you edit article one by one...so you can do it in a few ways...
1) use css to hide image using display:none, for example wrap css around shortstory like

<div class="my-short">{short-story} </div>

then add css in one of your css file

.my-short img{display:none}

2) using jquery to add remove() function to your shortstory block, for example

<div class="my-short">{short-story} </div>

then add this css in one of your js file like this

$('.my-short > img').remove();

if not working then try

$(document).ready(function(){
$('.my-short > img').remove();
});

if still not working then try to add this before in your theme main.tpl

<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
$('.my-short > img').remove();
});
</script>

Answered by: yorismith

Currently there is no option for Datalife Engine to set for this option/function, however you can use third party module which is available here:

https://quantum-soft.ru/dle/modules/49095-podpiska-na-obnovlenie-novostey-dlya-dle.html

Answered by: yorismith

You can use jquery to extract data from existing function within DLE registration process...

1) Download the file below and upload to your theme folder, ex "js" folder
2) Open your theme "registration.tpl"
:::::: Add this code in the beginning of the file

[registration]<script type="text/javascript" src="{THEME}/js/register.js"></script>[/registration]

make sure you check the path to file if you place the file in different folder than "js"

:::::: Find

				<input type="text" name="name" id='name' style="width:175px; margin-right: 6px;" class="f_input" /><input class="bbcodes" style="height: 22px; font-size: 11px;" title="Check available" onclick="CheckLogin(); return false;" type="button" value="Check" />
				<div id='result-registration'></div>

:::::: Replace with

            	<input type="text" name="name" id='name' size="25" class="f_input" onblur="check_login(this); return false;" required />
                <div id='result-registration'></div>

If you want this form to check if password is matched in both fields then follow steps below
:::::: Find

<input type="password" name="password1" class="f_input" />

:::::: Replace with

           	<input type="password" name="password1" size="25" id="password1" class="f_input" onblur="check_first( this )" />
                <div id="result-first"></div>

:::::: Find

<input type="password" name="password2" class="f_input" />

:::::: Replace with

            	<input type="password" name="password2" size="25" id="password2" class="f_input" onblur="check_password()"/>
                <div id="result-pass"></div>

To check if user input valid email format like someone@somedomain.com then follow step below

:::::: Find

<input type="text" name="email" class="f_input" />

:::::: Replace with

            	<input type="text" name="email" size="25" id="email" class="f_input" onblur="check_mail(this)" />
                <div id="result-mail"></div>

Please note, this jquery will not check email from database if it's been registered yet, it will only check if user input valid forma as name@site.com
You are not allow to download file from our server

Answered by: yorismith