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byAndrewSmith, April 1, 2009
The integration with Joomla is so seamless that you'd be forgiven for never knowing that it was previously an issue.
The forum component is actually a work in progress and is officially not recommended for production, but it appears to be rock solid to me. The author has also tested its capabilities with 10,000 posts worth of data and it didn't skip a beat. I'm certainly happy to use it.
The existing functionality is impressive, though you may find that there are things that are not there yet. This will only be a temporary issue as the author pro-actively asks for what features should be added next, as well as dealing with any bugs that are discovered.
Both the development ethos and the smooth integration make this component a winning choice for me. (Especially as I don't want to know about integration hiccups.) By all indications this will become *the* forum component for Joomla in the near future.
The forum component is actually a work in progress and is officially not recommended for production, but it appears to be rock solid to me. The author has also tested its capabilities with 10,000 posts worth of data and it didn't skip a beat. I'm certainly happy to use it.
The existing functionality is impressive, though you may find that there are things that are not there yet. This will only be a temporary issue as the author pro-actively asks for what features should be added next, as well as dealing with any bugs that are discovered.
Both the development ethos and the smooth integration make this component a winning choice for me. (Especially as I don't want to know about integration hiccups.) By all indications this will become *the* forum component for Joomla in the near future.
byAndrewSmith, April 1, 2009
Having shipped the installation of sample data on the site, I decided to go searchoing for a breadcrumbs module for Joomla 1.5 and this is the one that I found.
Very simple to install, and it just plain works. Good to have some control over how it behaves via the configuration parameters.
Very simple to install, and it just plain works. Good to have some control over how it behaves via the configuration parameters.
For the simple love of all good things Joomla, I appeal to the author to not require user registration in order to download. All you're going to end up with is a bunch of user logins that are used once only. Oh, and a web site in English (even if only an option) would also be nice.
Owner's reply
Thanks for your words.
Just to inform you that the site: http://www.joomlas2go.net is now fully translated to English, too.
Rgrds,
Gabriel Munoz
byAndrewSmith, March 3, 2008
byAndrewSmith, February 22, 2008





