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obRSS
★★★★★
Just what I needed!
byBacchus72, October 21, 2008
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
obRSS
I was desperate for an RSS feed that would group all my articles from all my sections together, and this is what this extension has done. It is only a Beta release, so there are still some bugs, but Thong Tran has given me excellent support, and there is a new release coming out tomorrow that will address some issues I have already identified. I trust Thong will have everything rolling smoothly on this extension very shortly.

Great work! And worth the small fee (20% of which Thong will donate back to Joomla! Win-win).
Owner's reply

Thanks Bacchus72 for your review, the new version (1.5.0.2) is now better with a lot of improvements.

All Weblinks
★★★★
Good, but limited
byBacchus72, October 9, 2008
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
All Weblinks
Very good for what it advertises, but in so far as what you need for a really good weblinks directory it is lacking on one particular front: No "report broken link" option, or diagnostic of links.

Weblinks change often, and so a method to keep your links current would be very useful.
Owner's reply

The only purpose for this plugin/module is to show the weblinks in a better manner than the default component allows you to do.

JFusion
★★★★★
Great Extention
byBacchus72, October 5, 2008
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
JFusion
This extension is great, and getting better. I use it to bridge my phpBB with my joomla. I does as promised, and integrates to one log-in. It also integrates very well in wrapper mode. I had to tool around to get the look I wanted, but I was very happy with the results.

At first I tried Rokbridge, but I got nothing but headaches from that. Hopefully it improves in the future, but at this point Jfusion has it beat hands down.

Looking forward to getting a smoother integration and resolving account conflicts, which apparently come in further generations.

Kudos to the design team/person.
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