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bycubefree, April 28, 2012
I am amazed this plugin is not part of joomla itself... a non-authorized page should NEVER go to a 404 page. This plugin fixes exactly that.
A good start to the plugin and doing me fine in a pinch.
I wish it had one more feature, such as: After a successful login, then go to the page your were originally on, i.e. the one that forced you to login at the start. Setting that dynamically would be great. thx Jacob
A good start to the plugin and doing me fine in a pinch.
I wish it had one more feature, such as: After a successful login, then go to the page your were originally on, i.e. the one that forced you to login at the start. Setting that dynamically would be great. thx Jacob
bycubefree, March 19, 2012
bycubefree, November 22, 2011
Wow, this author really went the long green mile for Joomla fans.
I tried 3 others and kept getting disappointed when things I'd try did not work (I have implemented about 35 Joomla sites over the last 5 years, so yes, I know how to clear cache) or did NOT really do what what the author programmed, or did not "really" work with J1.7.
This is a great module: Plethora of Options! And great CSS control!
I tried 3 others and kept getting disappointed when things I'd try did not work (I have implemented about 35 Joomla sites over the last 5 years, so yes, I know how to clear cache) or did NOT really do what what the author programmed, or did not "really" work with J1.7.
This is a great module: Plethora of Options! And great CSS control!
bycubefree, December 15, 2010
I like this so far... it definitely fills a void, that WordPress does well: Blog Posts and a link to them by month.
I used jSeblod CCK to create a blog content type + Jcomments (or other).
My only complaint so far is the CSS built by the component, but I don't think it's the author's fault.
e.g. I want to edit the date displayed in the H3 tag within td.contentheading -- as I don't want the date above each article in the component area.
Additionally, it seems redundant as the module has a parameter for 'Show Created Date'.
I used jSeblod CCK to create a blog content type + Jcomments (or other).
My only complaint so far is the CSS built by the component, but I don't think it's the author's fault.
e.g. I want to edit the date displayed in the H3 tag within td.contentheading -- as I don't want the date above each article in the component area.
Additionally, it seems redundant as the module has a parameter for 'Show Created Date'.
What can you say works out of the box. Ok if you're a newbie you define your terms inside the Mambot itself -- not on your page. I'd give this an excellent rating if there were a wee bit more documentation and an easy for my client to add their terms themselves. And wouldn't it be nice... (don't mean to sound like Beach Boys here) ... if there were admin interface for the term records, but did the author say, FREE! ~cubefree






