DavidBoggitt
byDavidBoggitt, December 25, 2008
Thanks :)
byDavidBoggitt, December 24, 2008
I run a charity site and we wanted a simple voting system where people invovled could rate various activities. This fitted the bill perfectly!
Thanks :)
Dave.
byDavidBoggitt, December 22, 2008
byDavidBoggitt, December 22, 2008
Dave.
Owner's reply
Just released new version (1.1.0). Now you can see by the icons color if the link is changed to anything but the main site.
Note: the current version of Linkr (for anyone that uses this great tool) does not work with FCK with respect to adding links to images. This is a Linkr issue that the author knows about and is fixed in the next, forthcoming release.
Owner's reply
Hi David, we would be delighted to have you give us 6 stars & give careful attention to our user‘s requests! We have had some internal discussion,it's firmly on our things to do! In fact the 'newsletters mode' evolved from a similar conversation with Acajoom team. This has materialised in the latest version 2.6.3.9 as the 1st & only editor to provide such a resolve. So hold on, we will get there! Thanks d:o)
byDavidBoggitt, November 9, 2008
byDavidBoggitt, August 26, 2008
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
I've just installed 1.5alpha2 on a J1.5.6 site and it didn't work. I then read the installation instructions and lo-and-behold, it seems to be working fine! I do hope development on this continues; expect a donation when my next production site is complete :)
1. Install the component as a normal Joomla 1.5 component.
2. After installation change the config to replace the admin email address
3. You must then click the following links in the 'Development' tab in the JEvents control panel in order (VERY IMPORTANT)
1. Migrate admin menus and update databases (this will make sure your tables are up to date - the sql in the xml install file is more difficult to maintain during development and is therefore out of date!)
2. Migrate All Events to IcalEvents (this will copy all your existing events into the new format, if you have any - without removing them)
4. You MUST create at least one category before doing anything else
byDavidBoggitt, August 16, 2008
This is a great little plugin to display a classy date next to articles.
A previous reviewer said that "it is not possible to suppress the date display for certain articles using the parameter settings of the article." This isn't really true: you CAN select within the plugin parameters which sections/categories you want to display the date on. So, since I'm only doing this for my 'News' section, it was very easy to implement.
I would like to see some more styles for the date (Roman numerals perhaps and maybe others), but it's still great :)
byDavidBoggitt, August 10, 2008
Thanks so much Johann! :-)
byDavidBoggitt, June 7, 2008
I really like the YOOtheme products - they're all really good looking and add some great functionality easily. I first used YOOtooltip - brilliant - and now am trying to get YOOaccordion on the same site.
The problem is, that these particular extensions can be styled black (they are white by default) by adding a line to your template index.php (I'm using a non-YOOtemplate) but this turns them ALL black. So, I've got a great looking YOOaccordion but the black YOOtooltip looks terrible on a dark background!
It does seem odd that it's "all or nothing" and I hope they consider individual colouring on the various modules as this really does restrict their use.
Dave.
byDavidBoggitt, April 17, 2008
Two points: there are differences between IE7 and FF2, but that's life! Also, I would like to be able to configure the text size for the xtypo_quotes, is that possible and if not, is there any reason why this cannot be implemented?
byDavidBoggitt, April 12, 2008
But the author was brilliant with his support - quick and helpful - and we've established that it's an Ajax clash and that when 2Joomla release their upcoming AjaxTabs extension those two should work together perfectly.
Thanks for a great extension which looks fab and is easy to install and understand.
byDavidBoggitt, April 6, 2008
byDavidBoggitt, February 14, 2008
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Some documentation would have been appreciated - once you've read the forums and got it going, well, yes, hindsight it s wonderful thing and it's straightforward enough. But a few simple instructions aren't too hard to write.
Still - once going - it's great!
Owner's reply
Thanks for the note. Documentation is available here (and has been for some time).
http://dev.anything-digital.com/JCal-Client/Documentation.html
byDavidBoggitt, February 10, 2008
Don't make the mistake I did: copying and pasting the lat/lon coordinates into JCE put some HTML tags in there too and I didn't realise until I checked the HTML...
is a good website for getting lat/lon coordinates.
Thanks for this extension :-)
byDavidBoggitt, February 9, 2008
It's sensible to put your images into categories and then refer to them using the category ID (a number!) which caught me out for a while. But the support is excellent and we got it going extremely quickly!
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