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byslancaster, November 2, 2010
I appreciate that getting through the Spanish may be difficult for some, but there is an option to translate the site into english in the top right hand side - anyway you can use google to translate the page so this shouldnt be a deal breaker.
you need toregister a subscription to be able to download ALL of their software - i email support and received a reply within minutes
you can set the filetypes for this plug in to whatever you want bu setting the MIME option in the admin panel (doc, docx, ppt, pptx etc) and it works like a dream.
For my particular site i didnt want to be emailed every time a docuement is uploaded but support emailed me a fix for this (it will be optional in future releases)
highly recommended - love it!
you need toregister a subscription to be able to download ALL of their software - i email support and received a reply within minutes
you can set the filetypes for this plug in to whatever you want bu setting the MIME option in the admin panel (doc, docx, ppt, pptx etc) and it works like a dream.
For my particular site i didnt want to be emailed every time a docuement is uploaded but support emailed me a fix for this (it will be optional in future releases)
highly recommended - love it!
byslancaster, July 18, 2010
I used to use joomlapack before upgrading to akeeba and then akeeba pro - i have quite a number of joomla based sites and in all honesty this is the best extension i have come across, specifically this lets me automate the backup of all of my sites AND allows me to sync this with drop box - OMG!
It wasnt until recently that i had to restore a site from a backup and it is actually easier than installing joomla - now when i build a new site i start with my akeeba back up file and then restore this which gives me a fresh install which includes all of my extensions, plugins, content and even settings
the only thing i havent found too easy was the cron settings which i still struggle with but to be fair there is a cron manual - i just dont seem to get on with cron in general so thats not a criticism of akeeba
its not very often i pay for jonla extensions but this one is worth it
It wasnt until recently that i had to restore a site from a backup and it is actually easier than installing joomla - now when i build a new site i start with my akeeba back up file and then restore this which gives me a fresh install which includes all of my extensions, plugins, content and even settings
the only thing i havent found too easy was the cron settings which i still struggle with but to be fair there is a cron manual - i just dont seem to get on with cron in general so thats not a criticism of akeeba
its not very often i pay for jonla extensions but this one is worth it



