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Jcal Pro is the worst calendar component we've ever worked with. It is not only buggy and doesn't work as expected, but we've found out that it can be hacked as well. Just do a search on Google, you'll find it. After installing, the wrong dates show up, we get "access denied" errors, and other buggy problems. The developers are no help either. The worst thing is that it's not free, they actually charge you for all these problems. Go check thier forum and you will find an enourmous amount of user problems with Jcal Pro. Do yourself a favor and stay far away form Jcal Pro, unless you want to get your website hacked. Try Jevents instead. |
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 If you've ever tried to post a YouTube video into Joomla, you may have been surprised after refreshing your site, the video won't show up.
You have to turn off the TinyMice editor, or it will strip the coding out of the script. Just turn it off before posting. And don't forget, if you open the item again later with the editor on, you will strip the coding again. We create a seperate account that we use for posting the videos. We just leave the editor turned off. |
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September 13th, 2007 by Akede (from Joomla.org) In August this year we had two very successful conferences and Joomla!Day's. First the Thai community welcomed Joomla! on the Thai Open Source Festival and on the weekend afterwards on the first Joomla!D |
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We tell all our new clients to get a free PR6 back link by signing up for this great service at Best of the Web. Basically, you sign up and get free top spots in your category for 2 months advertising. Most of these pages are ranked PR6. You can cancel any time before the 2 months is up. The point is that you get your website indexed really quickly, and that |
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 2007 Open Source CMS Award Overall Winner Finalists Joomla won the award in 2006, and has made it as a finalist in 2007! We are happy to see this, because it validates all the time we spend working with it. Thanks to the developers who work so hard to keep it simple, safe and powerful. The following five Open Source Content Management Systems, listed in alphabetical order, have made it through to the final of the Overal Winner of the 2007 Open Source CMS Award. CMS Made Simple, Drupal, e107, Joomla!, PHP-Fusion congratulations to all. |
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