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Re: New Components & Modules? (as of Feb.18,2007)

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    Re: New Components & Modules? (as of Feb.18,2007)

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    • I was wondering if anyone has found a new component and/or module that they like?

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    Re: Re: New Components & Modules? (as of Feb.18,2007)

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    • Yesturday Mikko has released a few cb plugins and a cb module.. not helpfull if you arent using cb, but if you do, you can now put tabs in modules. Wow.

      Else... there hasn't been much released since feb 18/
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    Re: Re: New Components & Modules? (as of Feb.18,2007)

    Posted 17 years 9 months ago
    • i'm still waiting for the one that wraps the mojo shop that joomla.org uses
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    • Flipsider wrote:
      Yesturday Mikko has released a few cb plugins and a cb module.. not helpfull if you arent using cb, but if you do, you can now put tabs in modules. Wow.

      Else... there hasn't been much released since feb 18/

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    Re: Re: New Components & Modules? (as of Feb.18,2007)

    Posted 17 years 9 months ago
    • yeah absolutely. The readme's are soo confusing but he said he's going to write ALOT more for the next release (he releases a new version with a bug fix every few hours)
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    Re: Re: New Components & Modules? (as of Feb.18,2007)

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    • I'm building a module at present to inetgrate cpanel webmail with Joomla. Curent feature list below. If anyone has any additional features they think should be included, let me know. Would people have a use for this?

      -At login, check to see if this user has a mail account.
      -If no, automatically create an account: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., password = joomla password
      -Once established, display the number of e-mails in the account along with a link to cpanel webmail (auto-log-in)

      At present, admin must configure the following settings;

      -mail server
      -mail domain
      -cpanel username
      -cpanel password
      -cpanel theme

      The downside of this is that it requires a small hack :o to Joomla login system and a databse edit to capture user details and create the mail account.

      Also, for complete integration and to load the webmail interface inside the template, I need to find a way to load a dynamic url in a wrapper but from research to date, I don't think that's possible.

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    Re: Re: New Components & Modules? (as of Feb.18,2007)

    Posted 17 years 9 months ago
    • Peter Mee wrote:
      I'm building a module at present to inetgrate cpanel webmail with Joomla. Curent feature list below. If anyone has any additional features they think should be included, let me know. Would people have a use for this?

      -At login, check to see if this user has a mail account.
      -If no, automatically create an account: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., password = joomla password
      -Once established, display the number of e-mails in the account along with a link to cpanel webmail (auto-log-in)

      At present, admin must configure the following settings;

      -mail server
      -mail domain
      -cpanel username
      -cpanel password
      -cpanel theme

      The downside of this is that it requires a small hack :o to Joomla login system and a databse edit to capture user details and create the mail account.

      Also, for complete integration and to load the webmail interface inside the template, I need to find a way to load a dynamic url in a wrapper but from research to date, I don't think that's possible.

      Peter

      nice idea. i'd like to see this happen
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    Re: Re: New Components & Modules? (as of Feb.18,2007)

    Posted 17 years 9 months ago
    • Peter do you have access to the Pro Lounge or is this a coincidence?

      I suggested to Mathew 3 days ago in the Pro Lounge that there was a need for such an extension and there'd be demand for it.
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    Re: Re: New Components & Modules? (as of Feb.18,2007)

    Posted 17 years 9 months ago
    • No Pro Access at the mo, need to go Pro once the next site comes along.

      So it is a remarkable coincidence. Would be interested in your thoughts on requirements. I have the thing half built and it's actually working quite well, but does need the hacks as stated to meet my self-imposed criteria (username as e-mail and same password as joomla site).

      Maybe a seperate thread for this? Don't want to hijack.

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    Re: Re: New Components & Modules? (as of Feb.18,2007)

    Posted 17 years 9 months ago
    • GollumX wrote:
      Peter do you have access to the Pro Lounge or is this a coincidence?

      I suggested to Mathew 3 days ago in the Pro Lounge that there was a need for such an extension and there'd be demand for it.


      I had to do a double-take myself! What a funny coincidence indeed!
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