[CS-FSLUG] Recommended Joomla Add-ons?

Don Parris parrisdc at gmail.com
Thu Jun 21 11:25:12 CDT 2007


On 6/21/07, Jason P. Franklin <jpfagapeu at mac.com> wrote:
>
> Hey, finally something on this mail list I have some experience with!  I
> use joomla for all my websites.
> Forums:  you have two good options (in my limited opinion).  One is to
> create a separate SMF forum and then use one of the bridges that link it
> with joomla.  The other is "fireboard" (I think).  It used to be called
> joomlaboard.  Anyway, fireboard is fully integrated within joomla, so no
> extra MySQL databases.  It's not as robust as a stand-alone forum, but for
> my purposes it works just fine.
>
> Comments: I don't have that enabled, but I thought it was a built it
> feature of joomla.  I seem to remember a couple versions ago having to
> specifically turn it it off (then again I could be hallucinating).
>

I can't seem to find where to turn on the comments feature, hence my
question about that.  I just installed the feature story module, and need to
tweak it somehow to fit properly into the sidebar.  It looks like a double
<ul> tag is involved, but I don't know my way around CMSes well enough yet
to just go poking around.  Part of the problem is I wouldn't know where to
look in this case.


CB:  I use CB on my main church site.  I only use a fraction of it's
> potential.  Basically just to add fields like birthdate, etc.  There are so
> very many plugins designed to use the extra features of CB.  I haven't had
> any trouble with CB at all.  It even installed exactly like the
> documentation said it would (an open source rarity - again in my limited
> experience).
>
> I wish I could actually give you a list of the plugins I use, but I'm
> pressed for time.  I'll try to get it to you tomorrow.
>
>
> I would really appreciate the plugin list - I might decide some of those
would be useful for me.

Thanks for your input!

Don
-- 
D.C. Parris
Minister, Editor, Free Software Advocate
http://www.linkedin.com/in/dcparris
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