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Robert Vining

All Together As A Whole Mission Statement 19 Replies

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Amy Stephen

New here? Read this if you are getting started.

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Joomla! Project Information 5 Replies

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Blog Posts

Parth Lawate

Fighting Spam in a Joomla Powered Website

Posted by Parth Lawate on March 10, 2010 at 4:07am — 1 Comment

Ivo Apostolov

Component clone

Posted by Ivo Apostolov on March 10, 2010 at 3:44am — 16 Comments

Parth Lawate

Proposing a #how2joomla Twitterathon Week

Posted by Parth Lawate on March 9, 2010 at 10:30pm

Marius van Rijnsoever

SMF community under siege

Posted by Marius van Rijnsoever on March 9, 2010 at 12:30am — 16 Comments

alledia

Interview with Fotis Evangelou About Gazzetta.gr

Posted by alledia on March 8, 2010 at 12:30pm — 5 Comments

Mustaq Sheikh

Happy International Womens' Day 2010

Posted by Mustaq Sheikh on March 8, 2010 at 7:35am — 2 Comments

Ewout Wierda

Access to the internet as a fundamental right

Posted by Ewout Wierda on March 8, 2010 at 7:20am — 3 Comments

Ivo Apostolov

Is this secure enough?

Posted by Ivo Apostolov on March 8, 2010 at 4:31am — 12 Comments

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Hi Ivo, You say "Other options (jseblod, flexicontent) are unacceptable as these use com_content.", i'm afraid, i don't understand why. This specially build for your case. "end user unfriendly and bring the com_content dogma. For the people I pay t…
17 minutes ago
Well take off it have +5 million users monthly so I may say it have "take off" :) All the best. ps its a brilliant show case and story for Joomla so pls share it for every one!
31 minutes ago
Good example Marius about SMF set up structure. I think this is very important in the long run for many aspects of a community driven project. The GPL and set up structure of Joomla and nice community have made me stay and be part of Joomla communi…
44 minutes ago
Klas, we've built one|content more as an internal toolkit, and we haven't released it as a public extension yet, largely because we haven't got the bandwidth to do support it properly (yet). It's currently commercial GPL. We have used it in a number…
1 hour ago
Good to hear about SobiPro will offer it. So you clone it by renaming everything?
1 hour ago
In addition, the upcoming SobiPro has multiple entry types as standard function that will allow this as well.
1 hour ago
Ivo, we often clone Sobi2 for this very reason, as Sobi2 is used for many different types of content. Radek even offers a bashscript for download to clone sobi2. Your right in thinking this can be more difficult with upgrading Sobi2, as a clone need…
1 hour ago
Paul, can you give us some link to that component?
1 hour ago
There is a way if you use a meta-component which is developed to work with a number of content types in a generic way. This is why we have built one|content - to avoid coding components altogether, because custom coding components is usually overkil…
1 hour ago
Would be happy if anyone proves me wrong, but I'm afraid that there is no easy way..
2 hours ago
Klas, I have looked at both seblod and flexi. I don't like them, both are end user unfriendly and bring the com_content dogma. For the people I pay to enter the content these are absolute mess and user unfriendly. With K2 it is much easier within it…
2 hours ago
You should actually look into those 2 extensions sometimes :) It works ok, with text, without text, readmore or not. Content field of com_content is one thing that is least likely to change in Joomla - JSeblod uses text codes in exactly the same way…
2 hours ago
As I mentioned before in other thread: 1. Upgrading Joomla! may affect these extensions. Remember the escaping of the author name? It caused all authorlink types of plugins to not function. So if in J1.5.16 something is changed, all these CCKs might…
3 hours ago
@Ivo: it would be interesting to hear why you think that using com_content in CCK is unacceptable ? Otherwise creating component duplicate with different folder,name and tables might be your only option in current J architecture - you don't need to…
3 hours ago
1. Neither SOBI2 or Mosets Tree offer different content types. 2. Other options (jseblod, flexicontent) are unacceptable as these use com_content. 3. K2 does not have advanced search and is used for other stuff on the same site, so it can not be con…
4 hours ago
Can't you make different content types for different sections with a CCK? Or perhaps you can make a main site with two sub-sites put into a wrapper on the main site?
4 hours ago
Not to steal the thunder of an 'expert review' situation, but Paul and Amy just put together a team for the Community Magazine that would take extensions and review them for each issue... a sort of comparison between the top 4 extensions in a given…
4 hours ago
Or all the extensions in a category reviewed together (a nightmare for some categories...)
4 hours ago
moovur does the job, akismet as well
4 hours ago
No problem. I was thinking of updating the blog post to include your link, but that will made it moves on newest blog post on All Blogs. I don't know what is the best way to handle it. Maybe you can copy paste here and ATAAW? or just put introtext t…
4 hours ago

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