...I just installed Joomla 1.5 and phpB3 - and they actually work together. How did that happen? I've been holding bridge components together with rubber bands and paperclips...and this "thing" just flat out worked!!! I almost cried...no, wait...now I'm crying.

Excellent job guys!!!

I went from install, to having a comprehensive contact form solution, in a matter of hours (it would have been quicker had I read the forums first. Great Work!

If you're creating a custom form in Joomla, then this is your solution.

After countless tweaks with other form components, I tried this one, and I had a fully functional "detailed" contact information solution in 15 minutes. Add another 15 minutes of style tweaking, I had it styled to blend in with my site.

Lots of options, seamless install, and it is a solid functioning component. I wish that I would have tried it sooner.

I am not (by any means) a programmer, and I am fairly new to using Joomla. However, I've installed, uninstalled and configured enough mods/plugins/components to know if the problem is with the component, or if the problem is with me being a "noob." I have also worked with bridge components for forums and galleries, and know how "buggy" and difficult to install they can be.

With that said: This bridge is fantastic! The instructions provided are easy to follow, as well as comprehensive. There is also a support forum for any questions that you may have. I didn't think that it was possible to get Joomla and SMF and CB to all work together...but they did. I still have a few more modifications to work on, but I haven't had any problems.

The only advice I could give anyone on working with the bridge is this: READ THE DIRECTIONS FIRST! It is not as simple as just having both programs installed and click install on the bridge component, but if you read the directions (especially the first few pages), you'll get through it.

Thanks to the guys over at JoomlaHacks for the great job.