| Re: Joombla |
| by jinsu on 2009/11/28 18:11:00 I have been using Joomla 1.0, 1.5.x versions and have not found a component/module yet for mass-email. I tried the component "Qvarnis Mass Mail" and it also fails. But XOOPS had an easy system and worked like a champ to send emails to the group from backed. Like this there is lot of features in XOOPS I like. |
| Re: Joombla |
| by maxxy on 2009/11/1 2:29:05 Quote:
this is so true...i have tried Joomla and drupal...and i still think XOOPS is still the best |
| Re: Joombla |
| by mboyden on 2009/11/1 0:00:30 There is a XOOPS module URL rewrite solution called xoRewriteModule, and it works pretty well and is relatively easy to install, but isn't necessarily for the PHP application newbie. It should be integrated into XOOPS at some point, I think but a management interface would have to be built for it among other things. Caveats apply of course. And, yeah, I've played with Drupal and Joomla (and its predecessor Mambo) among several others and when it comes to making real customization changes, and managing a set of sites overall, I've felt that XOOPS rocks and focuses on the functional details we need to be able to rely upon. Drupal and Joomla have good OOB, but I wouldn't want to have to keep up with the aggressive Drupal migration path either. And the XOOPS comments system works well, too, except for those appropriate modules that didn't bother to add them (why I don't know). Better templates for the comments sections would be a great update, but every site I know has a different idea what that means, thus the Smarty presentation layer to make those changes easier. I like the bubble version, personally. But, whatever works. Hope the URL rewrite info helps although it doesn't automatically give SEO-friendly URLs. But there remains debate as to how well that actually works, too. |
| Re: Joombla |
| by optikool on 2009/10/28 18:51:45 What would really be cool is if XOOPS had an option to turn on modRewrite and have a pre .htaccess file setup to be used if this was turned on. From what I understand so far about Joomla Modules, the developer would need to create an encoder and decoder of the query string to it could be converted to a friendly url. That will take some work from core developers as well as module developers unless XOOPS Core had another field parameter to store a name specified by the user in the modules section and XOOPS somehow could use that to create friendly urls. But this is just a simplified observation. It more complicated then that when you get into the details. :) |
| Re: Joombla |
| by Mazarin on 2009/10/22 19:58:24 Regarding allowing names for unregistered comments, is it on the official feature request list? It seems that shouldn't be that big of an issue to add. Regarding, the URL rewrite, is that on the list? I guess that significantly more complicated though... |
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