WebJIVE
byWebJIVE, October 14, 2009
I just purchased this today for a client and it made importing products and categories a breeze. Definitely worth the money. I had some post install challenges and the dev was promptly responsive and very helpful in getting my problem solved which had nothing to do with the product itself.
byWebJIVE, October 1, 2009
This is where the GSOC is paying dividends just like with the Front End Editing component! Excellent tool for site developers or production sites allowing you to run a second copy, do what you want to it (testing) and then roll that change up to the master site for production.
Keep up the awesome work on this component.
Keep up the awesome work on this component.
byWebJIVE, September 24, 2009
We are looking into implementing this for our packaged Joomla solutions for small businesses. This is a HUGE advancement for easing the use of Joomla! The backend and terms used by Joomla tend to confuse the less savvy users out there and this is a big help in lowering our support costs.
Please keep up the great work on this component. I would hope to see "menu item editing/adding" included one day. That addition would be huge so that we can just about block the need for logging into the admin console!
Please keep up the great work on this component. I would hope to see "menu item editing/adding" included one day. That addition would be huge so that we can just about block the need for logging into the admin console!
byWebJIVE, September 11, 2009
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byWebJIVE, August 16, 2009
byWebJIVE, August 8, 2009
If I had a way to replace all the core Joomla 1.5 functions with this I would do it. Awesome content management system...
What would make this even better is if we had an admin template which was K2 aware and would allow you to select K2 functions to replace the core Joomla content functions. That would be way cool!
What would make this even better is if we had an admin template which was K2 aware and would allow you to select K2 functions to replace the core Joomla content functions. That would be way cool!
byWebJIVE, August 7, 2009
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byWebJIVE, January 21, 2009
After reviewing all the helpdesk components on JED, we purchased ProDesk because it has a lot of features that otherwise would take several components to accomplish. While digging into the code, we noticed that it's not a native Joomla app which doesn't concern us that much since it's well integrated with Joomla.
Being able to move a trouble ticket to a FAQ is a real plus so that your not always copying and pasting text to accomplish this. Another plus is that the system includes testimonials, announcements and archiving capabilities.
Overall, a good choice for a system which seems to have a comparable feature set to the Kayako support suite which is a bit pricey.
Being able to move a trouble ticket to a FAQ is a real plus so that your not always copying and pasting text to accomplish this. Another plus is that the system includes testimonials, announcements and archiving capabilities.
Overall, a good choice for a system which seems to have a comparable feature set to the Kayako support suite which is a bit pricey.
byWebJIVE, January 11, 2009
Works as advertised. When you type a search phrase, view the HTML for the results page and you'll see the meta keywords.
byWebJIVE, October 4, 2008
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I have used Acajoom Pro and other newsletter components for my clients and this one by far is the easiest to use. Everything worked out of the box and creating a newsletter to use as a template was a snap! Now all my clients need to do is copy the template with the copy function, edit and send. That easy.
To the author, thank you! One nice little enhancement would be for the subscribe module to have an unsubscribe button..
To the author, thank you! One nice little enhancement would be for the subscribe module to have an unsubscribe button..
byWebJIVE, May 21, 2008
Use this along with sh404Sef and you have full control over your site and page titles. I was having a real struggle with sh404sef (still in beta) and this plugin helped resurrect my site title which had disappeared which was killing my google ranking.
I tried it on one of the blog sites I frequent and nothing displays. After looking at the code, it looks like the author is hooking into Joomla RSS XML API's which many not work with RSS 2.0?
Owner's reply
Joomla 1.5 is using the simplepie library. Any feed which displays OK through the Newsfeed component shall display OK with kl_rssfeed. Any feed encoding should work.
Are you sure you use kl_rssfeed as it should be? Please start a thread in http://forum.joomla.org/viewforum.php?f=473 and state the url of the feed. I'll reply there.
This is a great start for a script with potential. What would make it better is to be able to pipe a list of directories from a text file with Joomla installs/dirs to update recursively!
For a Joomla hosting company (like mine), this could give you the ability to add sites (/home/joomlasite) in say a cPanel setup to update to the latest and greatest Joomla.
That is a big expense from a hosting perspective.
For a Joomla hosting company (like mine), this could give you the ability to add sites (/home/joomlasite) in say a cPanel setup to update to the latest and greatest Joomla.
That is a big expense from a hosting perspective.
Owner's reply
Yep
That's the idea, I'm thinking of adding a search on /var/www/html and /home/ for joomla install and then prompt for confirmation and process
byWebJIVE, March 24, 2008
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