Can someone explain the difference between Mambo & Joomla
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- Peter Osipof
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What's new in Elxis 2008
I am using Elxis 2006.4 on a clients site, it has access manager, true multilingual manager (no need of extra extension), extra field creation (useful when wanting to add few extra infos to registration without installing CB), database backup to name a few.
The only draw back lack of RT templates, however at the moment RT templates work on Elxis I am using 'OneMoreThing' - VirtueShop
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- Daniel Chapman
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xyzulu wrote:
Daniel Chapman wrote:The 4.7 svn was locked down after someone took the source code, packaged it up and started selling it in Europe as their own CMS.
hehe.. we get that all the time with Joomla.. it's just life...
Was before my time, so not my descision anyway. I personally wouldn't have bothered.
Because it is just life as you say. Part of working with Open Source. -
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- Andrew Eddie
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Peter Osipof wrote:
Few screenshotsOk, well, if it suits your needs then that's great.
What's new in Elxis 2008
I am using Elxis 2006.4 on a clients site, it has access manager, true multilingual manager (no need of extra extension), extra field creation (useful when wanting to add few extra infos to registration without installing CB), database backup to name a few.
The only draw back lack of RT templates, however at the moment RT templates work on Elxis I am using 'OneMoreThing' - Andrew Eddie
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