Next week, Akeeba (of Akeeba Backup fame) will be revealing a new product, according to @joovlaki on Twitter. We have had the privilege to test the application in the past few weeks. While we can’t tell you what will be revealed, we’re almost positive it’ll be an important release. The application which we tested is […]
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Akeeba, of Akeeba Backup fame, have added a new tool to their already expansive library. They’ve recently released Akeeba CMS Updater, which is a “more stable, improved version” of the Joomla Updater which included in core. The Akeeba CMS Updater comes with a few interesting features. The most notable features are the option to enable
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If your website is hosted on Cloudaccess.net, pay attention when using the AdminTools .htaccess maker. When configuring your settings, make sure to disable the first option “Disable directory listings (recommended). If you fail to disable this option, you’ll get a “500” error. The reason? Cloudaccess is already disabling Directory Listings on their servers. Why does
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If you have installed AdminTools recently, it’s possible that you run into an error when editing users. When you want to edit a user with back-end permissions – like a Super Administrator, Administrator… – you can’t edit their properties. Instead, you are greeted by the error below: How does AdminTools come into play? You’ve probably
Can’t edit backend users? Installed AdminTools? Try this. Read More »
With the release of Akeeba Subscriptions 2.1, a few new options have been added to offer you even more options. One of the “new features”‘ is an integration with Kunena, a creation (courtesy of Roland Dalmulder) This integration does not work as you would expect, though. It allows you to assign users to “Ranks”, based
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