Fsr Amazon
Version
0.0.7 (last update on Jan 5, 2012)
Rating
Compatibility
Votes
Favoured
4
License
GPLv2 or later
Non-Commercial
Type
Views
6339
Date Added
20 October 2011
I only just installed it, but I can see great possibilities. However there seems to be no support. The documentation does not cover many things such as the 'hidden menu' option. I wish I knew how to tweak the font size and things like that, but that also is not in the documentation. But for a free component, can't really complain.
Thaks so much 1sr.de.
I'm using this component on my web site and it's running so good.
It's the Only Joomla's Component that allow me to use Italian Amazon web site!!!!!
The layout (I mean the CSS) it's simple and professional!!!
it is what I was finding!!!
Thank you again
I'm using this component on my web site and it's running so good.
It's the Only Joomla's Component that allow me to use Italian Amazon web site!!!!!
The layout (I mean the CSS) it's simple and professional!!!
it is what I was finding!!!
Thank you again
I'm looking for an extension that can help me list items of my choosing. This extension looked promising so I tried it. I installed it on a Joomla! 1.7.3 site.
Installation was simple using the admin interface. It installs a component and new menu items available for use in your menus. At first this looked like something that would meet my needs. After evaluating it however, I found it only met it partially. Still, the component is pretty good.
The item page allows you to set up one individual item, which is pretty cool. I only found one bug in this, in that it always tried to link to the content on the Amazon.de site no matter how I set the options in the back end. Beyond that, it was a good display of the product, including Amazon reviews.
The Index item page didn't do what I wanted it to, which was create a list of items I had made pages of. It's possible I was doing something wrong but I did read the documentation available on their web site. Instead, it looked like this page was meant to be triggered mostly from keywords that would perform a search on Amazon and return results. That's probably fine if you don't care about exactly what products are listed.
The extension seemed to work just fine and as advertised. It was easy to install and easy to uninstall.
I know it can be hard for new extensions to get a start. Although it didn't do exactly what I was looking for, it may work well for others. Give it a try.
Installation was simple using the admin interface. It installs a component and new menu items available for use in your menus. At first this looked like something that would meet my needs. After evaluating it however, I found it only met it partially. Still, the component is pretty good.
The item page allows you to set up one individual item, which is pretty cool. I only found one bug in this, in that it always tried to link to the content on the Amazon.de site no matter how I set the options in the back end. Beyond that, it was a good display of the product, including Amazon reviews.
The Index item page didn't do what I wanted it to, which was create a list of items I had made pages of. It's possible I was doing something wrong but I did read the documentation available on their web site. Instead, it looked like this page was meant to be triggered mostly from keywords that would perform a search on Amazon and return results. That's probably fine if you don't care about exactly what products are listed.
The extension seemed to work just fine and as advertised. It was easy to install and easy to uninstall.
I know it can be hard for new extensions to get a start. Although it didn't do exactly what I was looking for, it may work well for others. Give it a try.