Open-Source CMS Joomla has recently announced through it’s official and unofficial channels that when Joomla 4.0 is released, it’ll only support PHP 7.0 and upwards. Rumors about this requirement have been doing the rounds in Joomla circles for a long time now. This choice will benefit both the developers and the site builders. The developers […]
Joomla 4.0 to only support PHP 7 – Are you ready? Read More »
All right, all right. We’re mighty late with a ‘fix’ for this problem. But that’s because we haven’t run into it either. Let’s get to it. After upgrading Joomla to Joomla 3.6.3 you might see the following error when trying to edit an article (and possibly modules, …): Error decoding JSON data: Syntax error I
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One of the things WordPress is best known for, it it’s “5 minute install”. So, that made me wonder… How long would it take me to install a CMs, and configure it to have similar features? I decided to create a simple “speed install” test. In this post, you can read the rules for this
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The people of Joomla have been rather busy lately. We’ve now seen three updates in a very short period, of which 1.5.18 is the latest. Of course, this fast follow-up of updates is partly a result of a “screw-up” in Joomla 1.5.16; which had some rather unpleasant results for some people who made the jump.
Joomla 1.5.18 released – this time, you should update. Read More »
Yesterday, I was approached by an “international” company that wanted to advertise on one of my blogs. This strike me as odd, because that particular blog is very uninteresting. Apparently, it took them a full day to find out that my two sites they were interested in weren’t “what they were looking for”. How they
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