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bywebdongle, January 11, 2012
As it is any user with /administration access can access the Componet area for Jnews.
Appart from that it works well.
bywebdongle, September 15, 2011
Suitable for beginners upwards.
Owner's reply
Have success!
Thank you.
bywebdongle, September 10, 2011
Lovely simple extension. 'Does what it says on the tin'. Is simple to use and does the Job it's intended to do.
bywebdongle, August 29, 2011
bywebdongle, August 29, 2011
bywebdongle, August 27, 2011
Does exactly what it's supposed to do. Several Websites put my site in a frame. After installing and Activating this Module, my site now breaks out of the Iframe :D
Works well
Works well
bywebdongle, August 26, 2011
'?featured'
to the url when 'Home' is clicked. It also fails to follow the SEF on some 3rd party extensions.
Other than than that it is clean looking and works well.
bywebdongle, July 27, 2011
bywebdongle, June 20, 2011
Works out of the box, just Enable the plugin. Has several variations of options.
One thing to note
If testing on localhost remember others test on localhost as well. So if they name their Joomla directory the same then their test url will be the same. And you see several comments for the localhost url
That is not a bug but proves the extension recognises the url. So if you notice that don't worry it's normal.
I've had problems with some FB extensions but this installed and worked like a dream
bywebdongle, March 31, 2011
First time got stuck after download
Unistalled and reinstalled
then
In JUpgrade parameters
Set
'Skip download' Yes
And it worked.
It adds database Tables an does not destroy the database. So your old site still works.
bywebdongle, March 2, 2011
"Elephants do not exist because I can't see them"
Do not let the negative reviews worry It works for me, I did not get redirected to an infected site.
bywebdongle, February 13, 2011
Use option 3 in the instructions above.
Other similar Plugins had problems with conflicts. But option 3 sorted out the conflicts for this Plugin.
Also Other similar Plugins set their own div's which prevented image alignment with text. This one aligns properly.
The author obviously has a good grasp of programming. I'm off to look at his other Extensions now.
Other similar Plugins had problems with conflicts. But option 3 sorted out the conflicts for this Plugin.
Also Other similar Plugins set their own div's which prevented image alignment with text. This one aligns properly.
The author obviously has a good grasp of programming. I'm off to look at his other Extensions now.
Owner's reply
Thank you for such a nice review!
bywebdongle, February 10, 2011
Easily configurable
****
wish list
bywebdongle, January 23, 2011
Install and Enable the Plugin
Create two images
Insert the image into an Article
Add class
Even settings for Activating according to menu and/or content ID. Presumably to save resources.
Definitely a must have.
bywebdongle, January 16, 2011
Great for inserting Paypal (and other) forms into an Article.
bywebdongle, December 18, 2010
Tested it with several Templates Success
Tested with SEF Success
Does what it says on the tin
I had a little trouble pasting into the editor as it converted it to but typing in the url or pasting into the 'Edit code' screen.
bywebdongle, October 19, 2010
Not impressed
Owner's reply
Hi,
We host our download packages on amazonaws.com to speed up this process. Would you prefer to download our packages with a lousy speed? What's the problem of that anyway?
bywebdongle, October 15, 2010
The free version works well and I will keep it.
Like all extensions with many configurable options there is a learning curve. But mastering this is easier than other SEF's that I have tried.
Very configurable, installing the sample data is a must.
Advertising 'Models' are described in German, use Google translate and the settings become obvious.
Has T&C for advertisers who want a paid account.
Has it's own search integrated. Just as well because I can not seem to get the Joomla search plugin to work.
Overall, for a free Component it is perfect.
bywebdongle, August 10, 2010
Perhaps a re-wording of the 'credit' would be appropriate ?
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