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Wednesday, 18 November 2009 21:58 |
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 Joomla websites in order to work as expected need to be hosted on Joomla friendly hosting servers. Even though Joomla can be installed in most of the available hosting solutions, only few of them are have a joomla friendly environment that will help you build your Joomla website without any problems.
Joomla friendly hosting server is one of the most serious decisions you may have to take before publishing your website on the web. Below we are going to list some of the requirements a hosting server should have in order to be tagged as "Joomla Friendly Hosting". Joomla is build mostly for Linux hosting servers so the following requirements refer to that specific hosting solution.
Currently we have tested and approved the above hosting solutions as Joomla Friendly:
- on!SPOT
- HostGator
Requirements for tagging a hosting server as "Joomla Friendly":
- PHP Version: 5.2+ (Minimum 4.3.10).
- MySQL Version: 4.1.x+ (3.23).
- Apache Version: 2.x+ (1.3).
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Read more... [Joomla Friendly Hosting]
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Sunday, 26 July 2009 12:48 |
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Wordpress and Joomla are two of the most popular Open Source CMS out there. Wordpress is easy and simple to use with many mods to use but Joomla is a more detailed CMS that includes blogging possibilities but much more else. This makes Joomla the perfect solution for making a more serious website.
Below we are going to show you a quick way to import your WordPress posts into Joomla.
We will include all needed files so that you wont have to look elsewhere to complete the import.
Just follow our step guide and enjoy your wordpress posts imported into a Joomla Website, if you have any questions or comments regarding this tutorial please Contact Us and will get back at you as soon as possible.
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Read more... [Import your Wordpress blog into Joomla website]
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Sunday, 26 July 2009 13:03 |
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 Simple Guide for moving your Joomla website to another domain or another Hosting Provider
In this tutorial we tried to make more simple the procedure of moving a joomla website from your old domain(or hosting provider) to your new one. Please read carefully the first lines of the guide were we write down the rules under we created this senario.
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Read more... [Moving Joomla Websites]
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Sunday, 26 July 2009 13:09 |
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Dreamweaver Extensions allow third-party developers to create custom extensions that install into Dreamweaver. The installation files are MXP files. To install an MXP file, you simple double click it. The Macromedia Extension Manager will install the extension.
Download plugin here
For more details and extensions, Visit the Macromedia Exchange site. The Macromedia Exchange site provides a repository for various extensions created by Macromedia Developers as well extensions submitted by users. Some extensions are free and others are commercial. Also, there are extensions for more than just Dreamweaver.
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Read more... [Joomla Dreamweaver Extension]
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