Thursday, 25 January 2007 Yes, many of our customers don't use iJoomla Magazine for magazine development. Our component is a content management tool suitable for many applications. Our product is flexible and portable. |
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 iJoomla Magazine can be used alongside other components without a problem. We can't guarantee we will be 100% compatible with all the components out there though. If you encounter a problem, please let us know. |
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 In order to get started building your magazine, you will need the following:
- Intermediate Joomla knowledge
- Basic image handling
- You don't need to understand CSS
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 "iJoomla Magazine is everything that is promised and more. I have worked with a
lot of CMS's over the years, from the open source to the very
expensive, and I could never find that right look and feel that I
wanted, ie a magazine look, iJoomla Magazine is the answer."
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 "I have been using the magazine component v1.1.2 for several months and
it has really helped make the site look nice...We are now taking advantage of the multi-magazine feature on our site
and the new email newsletter function...I recommend this component highly." |
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 "I like the idea behind this extension very much. It gives the website
so much more with only the basics of the product, which are easy to
install and configure...
Furthermore I'm really surprised about the speed and quality of their
support. I wish I could work with such professionals on other areas as
well." |
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Thursday, 18 October 2007
"I tested version 2 beta today and im just amazed!, if you want a to
setup a Joomla! site with a very profesional layout iJoomla Magazine
version 2 is what you need!" |
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 "... Very customisable, especially the beta version, with 12 layouts and
many CSS types! This has helped me achieve a VERY professional homepage
with minimal effort..." |
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 "The support is so extensive I cannot believe it. The software is worth buying just for the support. The software is simple, powerfu and amazing! If you buy anything, iJoomla:magazine must be it! Thank you iJoomla:magazine !!" |
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 "iJoomla Magazine is just the beginning of a great experience...The feedback and support from the staff and founder is just beyond the 5 stars in this rating!!! These developers are truly commited to service and having productive users of their product." |
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 "... iJoomla is the most effortless component I've discovered and well worth the license fee...one of the best features of V2 is the clever way the options have
been structured, so that each step leads you intuitively to the next.
No need to spend hours hunting through forums for answers..."
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 "Great component. Worth every penny. They offer great support and free upgrades. Check out the end result!" |
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 "...Now, with iJoomla Magazine as the front end and being so configurable, well, it's the "icing on the cake." I would say to anyone, even a novice like me, don't waste your hard earned money buying a silly-priced CMS system, there's no need..." |
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Thursday, 03 May 2007 Version 3.0.3 (for Joomla 1.5)
- Fixed some problems with images;
- Fixed some errors with with left menu in admin
- Fixed some problems with showing articles in admin and frontend.
Version 2.1.06
- Code is XHTML/CSS compliant.
- "Read more" link doesn't show if there's no full text.
- Fixed: question mark signs between articles.
- Fixed: expired articles no longer shown in magazine.
- Fixed bug with mambots on the intro text.
- Fixed: magazine description when magazine is not the home pag...
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Friday, 16 March 2007
- PHP version >=4
- Email accounts on your database are valid accounts
In php.ini file be sure that:
- allow_url_fopen = On
- safe mode = Off
- open_basedir = Off
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Friday, 16 March 2007 The following sef components have been tested with iJoomla Magazine:
- Artio JoomSEF v1.4.0
- Open SEF v 2_0_0_rc5 SP2
- SEF Advance v4.8.0
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Wednesday, 07 February 2007 We get a lot of messages about iJoomla Magazine and the iJoomla News Portal. Some publishers are struggling to decide which component suits their site best.
These are two very different components that do very different things. It's important to make the right choice. |
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 That depends on how fast you are at creating the magazines, issues and images. It also depends on how many issues and magazines you need to create. |
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 iJoomla Magazine doesn't fully support Mambo. We highly recommend that you switch to Joomla: it's better, faster and you will be able to enjoy the new iJoomla Magazine! |
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 iJoomla Magazine comes with a one domain license. You will be able to install it on one domain and any sub domains and directories of this domain only. It will not work on other domains. If you need to install it on a different domain, please purchase another license at a discount. |
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 No, we don't provide templates because iJoomla Magazine works with ANY template (and we're not in the template business.) If you don't already have a template, here are a few great sites that you can visit:
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 Yes, our staff will be happy to help you with any problem you might have related to iJoomla Magazine. We will try respond to all support tickets within 24 hours on weekdays and 48 hours on weekends.
You must register to our support system before you can post a support ticket. You must be an existing customer to be able to register and use our support system. |
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 Yes. iJoomla Magazine supports quite a few languages. Please visit our free downloads section. For more information about languages, please click here. |
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 Yes! You will never have to pay for iJoomla Magazine again! You will enjoy a very dynamic component that keeps getting better and better. We aim to continuously improve iJoomla Magazine based on our customer ideas and feedback (and our own ideas of course). There is still a lot to do and we will keep working on it but the good news is that all the future upgrades are yours FREE! |
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 No! iJoomla Magazine allows you to use your existing content. You won't need to re-enter any content.
When you add articles to your magazine, you will be asked to choose the article from your existing list of content items. |
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Thursday, 25 January 2007 First, you will need a Joomla site, and permission to install components. If you're not sure you have that permission, ask your hosting service.
You will also need intermediate knowledge of Joomla and at least a few content items. iJoomla Magazine can use your existing content to create your magazine. |
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Thursday, 04 May 2006 When you invest in iJoomla Magazine, you don't just receive one of the best Joomla components ever created, you also get a bunch of valuable extra tools that will radically improve your user experience! And all for just $79.95.
In the package you will find:
- 1 component
- 7 modules:
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- Magazines
- Featured Article
- Back Issues
- Future issue
- Current Articles
- Authors
- Magazine Menu Module
- One Joomla Plugin (mambot) for extra article features:
- Quotes
- SideBars
- Related article...
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 Thursday, 04 May 2006
Whether you need to create an online magazine or just want to make Joomla a lot more powerful and useful, iJoomla Magazine is the ultimate solution.
Creating
great content has always been key to building a successful website. But
if you've ever tried to create a professional-looking online magazine
using Joomla, you'll know that getting the result you want can be
difficult and frustrating.
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 Sunday, 04 December 2005 Creating great content has always been key to building a successful
website. But if you've ever tried to create a professional-looking
online magazine using Joomla you know that getting the result you
want can be difficult and frustrating.
Screenshots:
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