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EasySQL for Joomla, if you without phpMyAdmin
★★★★★
Handy in a pinch
byjlleblanc, May 19, 2010
EasySQL for Joomla, if you without phpMyAdmin
Did exactly what I needed when I needed it: a way to run some raw SQL queries and get back the results. Very handy when you *only* have Super Admin access.
Phoca Maps
★★★★★
Simple and effective
byjlleblanc, March 12, 2010
Phoca Maps
I love Phoca Maps! Lets you position the map exactly where you want it, then save the coordinates. The plugin makes it a breeze to include your map in any content item.
Update Manager for Joomla!
★★★★★
Sam does it again...
byjlleblanc, August 8, 2009
Update Manager for Joomla!
This extension finally brings a much needed feature to Joomla: painless updates. I happened to find it just as some clients were asking me know to update their sites :)
Simple Content Versioning
★★★★
Straightforward versioning for Joomla!
byjlleblanc, December 3, 2008
Simple Content Versioning
This set of extensions provides easy to use content versioning for Joomla!. The only problem I ran into was that the current release only works when you're logged into the backend. If you're trying to edit an article from the frontend, the window pops up prompting you to log into the backend. However, I was able to quickly recode this to work for the frontend as well.
Owner's reply

Thanks for the note, we'll be sure to fix that issue.

Podcast Suite
Addressing some concerns
byjlleblanc, September 7, 2006
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Podcast Suite
Hello jdswebservice,

If you upload the file to the /images/stories directory (default, can be changed), you simply go to the backend and publish your podcast along with any show notes and iTunes metadata you wish. It shounds like you're doing some sort of runaround.

As for uploading through the browser, this will be supported in the rewrite for Joomla 1.5. Currently, webhosts have varying file size limits on posts, frequently as low as 2MB which is not enough for most podcasts. Rather than frustrating users who may wait several minutes for an upload to take place, only to see it fail, I've decided to route everyone towards FTP for the time being. Joomla 1.5 will have FTP in browser support, so I will be able to leverage that when it becomes available later. My goal is indeed to provide a one-step process for publishing podcasts.
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