Roger Noar
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byRoger Noar, April 4, 2013
I've tried most of the other free polls listed here and this is the only one that works well with Internet Explorer 10. I like that you can choose to use Ajax or not.
IE 10 seems to often have Ajax issues. So you can just turn off Ajax if you want to keep your IE10 users happy.
Seems that MijoPolls uses the exact same database structure as the old "Ace Polls". Just copy the Ace Polls database tables and change the table name prefixes to mijopolls and your existing Ace Polls work fine in MijoPolls.
IE 10 seems to often have Ajax issues. So you can just turn off Ajax if you want to keep your IE10 users happy.
Seems that MijoPolls uses the exact same database structure as the old "Ace Polls". Just copy the Ace Polls database tables and change the table name prefixes to mijopolls and your existing Ace Polls work fine in MijoPolls.
byRoger Noar, January 17, 2013
byRoger Noar, January 17, 2013
byRoger Noar, March 3, 2009
byRoger Noar, December 14, 2008
We are using the 3.1 version of the component, latest sermons module, sermon archive module and sermoncast module. They all work great.
We put the component into an article page using jwrapperbot - so the sermons are shown seamlessly along with other page content, without needing to click on a different menu to see the nice audio sermon content displayed by the component.
Thanks for this terrific extension!
We put the component into an article page using jwrapperbot - so the sermons are shown seamlessly along with other page content, without needing to click on a different menu to see the nice audio sermon content displayed by the component.
Thanks for this terrific extension!
I just tried 1.2RC3 and followed the instructions exactly and it works great on Joomla 1.57 . The only issue was the user registration page gets a 403 error if you're using sh404SEF & don't disable sh404SEF on the "By Component" tab to "skip" comprofiler. Also I highly recommend the CBPassphrase plugin by Franz Koessinger - it's a great way to restrict access, by first sending out a required passphrase to your community before they can register on the site.






