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The version RC1 of the module Files is available. You can download the module from here or test it creating a new account here (in this web site is included the Xinha plug-in). Please test it and report any bug or do as many suggestions as you want
The version RC1 of the module Files is available. You can download the module from here or test it creating a new account here (in this web site is included the Xinha plug-in). Please test it and report any bug or do as many suggestions as you want
The version RC1 of the module Files is available. You can download the module from here or test it creating a new account here (in this web site is included the Xinha plug-in). Please test it and report any bug or do as many suggestions as you want
Today I had a problem: I am working on a theme that is supposed to use AJAX. Now Zikula only offers it's own AJAX solution for modules only. And I asked on the developers' list how I can solve this problem. And I thought I get a low level do it yourself AJAX recommendation. But au contraire...
I am currently picking up work on "Noobtheme". I started two themes some months ago: Basetheme and Noobtheme. Both to help start with themes. While basetheme is a minimal theme that you can install and hang you CSS tinsel on via text editor
Out with the old and in with the new? We not quite, but since the release of PHP more than 5 years ago, it's finally time we all took the responsible action and left PHP 4. Most webhosts are using PHP 5 and those that aren't need a wake up
The version 2.1 of Intraweb is available. The installation is also available in English.
To create the Intraweb no single line of the core of Zikula has been changed, but a set of modules that improve communication in communities of users
One of the huge advantages of Open Source is that rather than re-design the egg every time, we can take advantage of code that's already been written and use it in our own project. In theory we can just drop it in and forget about it.
I've received a lot of questions from module authors about how to get their translations onto the translation portal and how to create language packs. I'd like to take a little time to explain the systems that are now in place.
Open Source is all about free software, and usually community spirit around software development. In fact the open source model has even become a multi billion dollar industry. I would like to explore the licensing models the enshrine FOSS and their appropriate use. We will see, not all licenses were created equally.