. "Generated by Triplify V0.3 (http://Triplify.org)" . . . "Welcome to Joomla!" . . . "2006-10-12T10:00:00"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:06:35"^^ . "News" . "Latest" . "With a fully documented library of developer resources, Joomla! allows the customisation of every aspect of a Web site including presentation, layout, administration, and the rapid integration with third-party applications.Joomla! has a rich heritage and has been crowned CMS king many times over. Now with more power under the hood, Joomla! is shifting gear and provides developer power while making the user experience all the more friendly. For those who always wanted increased extensibility, Joomla! 1.5 can make this happen.A new framework, ground-up refactoring, and a highly-active development team brings the excitement of 'the next generation CMS' to your fingertips. Whether you are a systems architect or a complete 'noob' Joomla! can take you to the next level of content delivery. 'More than a CMS' is something we have been playing with as a catchcry because the new Joomla! API has such incredible power and flexibility, you are free to take whatever direction your creative mind takes you and Joomla! can help you get there so much more easily than ever before.Thinking Web publishing? Think Joomla!" . "With a fully documented library of developer resources, Joomla! allows the customisation of every aspect of a Web site including presentation, layout, administration, and the rapid integration with third-party applications.

Joomla! has a rich heritage and has been crowned CMS king many times over. Now with more power under the hood, Joomla! is shifting gear and provides developer power while making the user experience all the more friendly. For those who always wanted increased extensibility, Joomla! 1.5 can make this happen.

A new framework, ground-up refactoring, and a highly-active development team brings the excitement of 'the next generation CMS' to your fingertips. Whether you are a systems architect or a complete 'noob' Joomla! can take you to the next level of content delivery. 'More than a CMS' is something we have been playing with as a catchcry because the new Joomla! API has such incredible power and flexibility, you are free to take whatever direction your creative mind takes you and Joomla! can help you get there so much more easily than ever before.

Thinking Web publishing? Think Joomla!

" . . "Newsflash 1" . . . "2004-08-10T06:30:34"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:19:35"^^ . "News" . "Newsflash" . . "Newsflash 2" . . . "2004-08-09T22:30:34"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:20:41"^^ . "News" . "Newsflash" . . "Newsflash 3" . . . "2004-08-10T06:30:34"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:21:51"^^ . "News" . "Newsflash" . . "Joomla! License Guidelines" . . . "2004-08-20T10:11:07"^^ . "2007-11-04T23:02:47"^^ . "About Joomla!" . "The Project" . . "We are Volunteers" . . . "2004-07-07T09:54:06"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:10:35"^^ . "News" . "Latest" . "The project has a nice balance of legacy development from well-known coders such as Andrew Eddie (who pioneered Mambo's early success) to some young guns like Johan Janssens and Louis Landry. This dynamic trio has been further strengthening the project by bringing in new talent. In open source development people joke about the 'bus' factor. Projects which don't have coding 'spread' are considered less sound should their single lead developer get hit by a bus." . "

The project has a nice balance of legacy development from well-known coders such as Andrew Eddie (who pioneered Mambo's early success) to some young guns like Johan Janssens and Louis Landry. This dynamic trio has been further strengthening the project by bringing in new talent. In open source development people joke about the 'bus' factor. Projects which don't have coding 'spread' are considered less sound should their single lead developer get hit by a bus.

" . . "Stick to the Code!" . . . "2004-07-07T12:00:00"^^ . "2007-11-25T22:37:55"^^ . "News" . "Latest" . "\nTranslation for you real pirates:\n \nFirst Mate Wilco resorted t' sendin' rum t' joint Capt'n Johan. Johan, who's had a penchant for rum ever since t' first \"Pirate's o' t' Caribbean\" movie screened, took t' bait, mixed it with molasses, and here we be with our latest 1.5 release. It looks like pirate talk will figure quite a lot in future Joomla! development!" . "
Translation for you real pirates:
First Mate Wilco resorted t' sendin' rum t' joint Capt'n Johan. Johan, who's had a penchant for rum ever since t' first \"Pirate's o' t' Caribbean\" movie screened, took t' bait, mixed it with molasses, and here we be with our latest 1.5 release. It looks like pirate talk will figure quite a lot in future Joomla! development!" . . "The Legend of Buca di Beppo" . . . "2004-04-12T09:54:06"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:14:09"^^ . "News" . "Latest" . . "1 Million Smiles" . . . "2004-07-07T09:54:06"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:16:19"^^ . "News" . "Latest" . . "How do I localise Joomla! to my language?" . . . "2006-09-30T14:06:37"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:55:56"^^ . "FAQs" . "Languages" . "Translation Teams for Joomla! 1.5 may have also released fully localised installation packages where site, administrator and sample data are in the local language. These localised releases can be found in the specific team projects on the JoomlaCode.How do I install language packs?\n - First download both the admin and the site language packs that you require.\n - Install each pack separately using the Extensions->Install/Uninstall Menu selection and then the package file upload facility.\n - Go to the Language Manager and be sure to select Site or Admin in the sub-menu. Then select the appropriate language and make it the default one using the Toolbar button.How do I select languages?\n - Default languages can be independently set for Site and for Administrator\n - In addition, users can define their preferred language for each Site and Administrator. This takes affect after logging in\n - While logging in to the Administrator Back-end, a language can also be selected for the particular session.Where can I find Language Packs and Localised Releases?Please note that Joomla! 1.5 is new and language packs for this version may have not been released at this time. \n - The Joomla! Accredited Translations Project - This is a joint repository for language packs that were developed by teams that are members of the Joomla! Translations Working Group.\n - The Joomla! Extensions Site - Translations \n - List of Translation Teams and Translation Partner Sites for Joomla! 1.5 " . "

Translation Teams for Joomla! 1.5 may have also released fully localised installation packages where site, administrator and sample data are in the local language. These localised releases can be found in the specific team projects on the JoomlaCode.

How do I install language packs?

  • First download both the admin and the site language packs that you require.
  • Install each pack separately using the Extensions->Install/Uninstall Menu selection and then the package file upload facility.
  • Go to the Language Manager and be sure to select Site or Admin in the sub-menu. Then select the appropriate language and make it the default one using the Toolbar button.

How do I select languages?

  • Default languages can be independently set for Site and for Administrator
  • In addition, users can define their preferred language for each Site and Administrator. This takes affect after logging in
  • While logging in to the Administrator Back-end, a language can also be selected for the particular session.

Where can I find Language Packs and Localised Releases?

Please note that Joomla! 1.5 is new and language packs for this version may have not been released at this time.

" . . "How do I upgrade to Joomla! 1.5 ?" . . . "2006-09-30T20:27:52"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:01:01"^^ . "FAQs" . "Current Users" . " \n - An automated method of migration has been provided which uses a migrator Component to create the migration dump out of the old site (Mambo 4.5.x up to Joomla! 1.0.x) and a smart import facility in the Joomla! 1.5 Installation that performs required conversions and modifications during the installation process. \n - Migration can be performed manually. This involves exporting the required tables, manually performing required conversions and modifications and then importing the content to the new site after it is installed. Automated migration This is a two phased process using two tools. The first tool is a migration Component named com_migrator. This Component has been contributed by Harald Baer and is based on his eBackup Component. The migrator needs to be installed on the old site and when activated it prepares the required export dump of the old site's data. The second tool is built into the Joomla! 1.5 installation process. The exported content dump is loaded to the new site and all conversions and modification are performed on-the-fly. Step 1 - Using com_migrator to export data from old site: \n - Install the com_migrator Component on the old site. It can be found at the JoomlaCode developers forge. \n - Select the Component in the Component Menu of the Control Panel. \n - Click on the Dump it icon. Three exported gzipped export scripts will be created. The first is a complete backup of the old site. The second is the migration content of all core elements which will be imported to the new site. The third is a backup of all 3PD Component tables. \n - Click on the download icon of the particular exports files needed and store locally. \n - Multiple export sets can be created. \n - The exported data is not modified in anyway and the original encoding is preserved. This makes the com_migrator tool a recommended tool to use for manual migration as well. Step 2 - Using the migration facility to import and convert data during Joomla! 1.5 installation:Note: This function requires the use of the iconv function in PHP to convert encodings. If iconv is not found a warning will be provided. \n - In step 6 - Configuration select the 'Load Migration Script' option in the 'Load Sample Data, Restore or Migrate Backed Up Content' section of the page. \n - Enter the table prefix used in the content dump. For example: 'jos_' or 'site2_' are acceptable values. \n - Select the encoding of the dumped content in the dropdown list. This should be the encoding used on the pages of the old site. (As defined in the _ISO variable in the language file or as seen in the browser page info/encoding/source) \n - Browse the local host and select the migration export and click on Upload and Execute \n - A success message should appear or alternately a listing of database errors \n - Complete the other required fields in the Configuration step such as Site Name and Admin details and advance to the final step of installation. (Admin details will be ignored as the imported data will take priority. Please remember admin name and password from the old site) \n" . "
  • An automated method of migration has been provided which uses a migrator Component to create the migration dump out of the old site (Mambo 4.5.x up to Joomla! 1.0.x) and a smart import facility in the Joomla! 1.5 Installation that performs required conversions and modifications during the installation process.
  • Migration can be performed manually. This involves exporting the required tables, manually performing required conversions and modifications and then importing the content to the new site after it is installed.

    • Automated migration

    This is a two phased process using two tools. The first tool is a migration Component named com_migrator. This Component has been contributed by Harald Baer and is based on his eBackup Component. The migrator needs to be installed on the old site and when activated it prepares the required export dump of the old site's data. The second tool is built into the Joomla! 1.5 installation process. The exported content dump is loaded to the new site and all conversions and modification are performed on-the-fly.

    Step 1 - Using com_migrator to export data from old site:

  • Install the com_migrator Component on the old site. It can be found at the JoomlaCode developers forge.
  • Select the Component in the Component Menu of the Control Panel.
  • Click on the Dump it icon. Three exported gzipped export scripts will be created. The first is a complete backup of the old site. The second is the migration content of all core elements which will be imported to the new site. The third is a backup of all 3PD Component tables.
  • Click on the download icon of the particular exports files needed and store locally.
  • Multiple export sets can be created.
  • The exported data is not modified in anyway and the original encoding is preserved. This makes the com_migrator tool a recommended tool to use for manual migration as well.

    • Step 2 - Using the migration facility to import and convert data during Joomla! 1.5 installation:

    Note: This function requires the use of the iconv function in PHP to convert encodings. If iconv is not found a warning will be provided.

  • In step 6 - Configuration select the 'Load Migration Script' option in the 'Load Sample Data, Restore or Migrate Backed Up Content' section of the page.
  • Enter the table prefix used in the content dump. For example: 'jos_' or 'site2_' are acceptable values.
  • Select the encoding of the dumped content in the dropdown list. This should be the encoding used on the pages of the old site. (As defined in the _ISO variable in the language file or as seen in the browser page info/encoding/source)
  • Browse the local host and select the migration export and click on Upload and Execute
  • A success message should appear or alternately a listing of database errors
  • Complete the other required fields in the Configuration step such as Site Name and Admin details and advance to the final step of installation. (Admin details will be ignored as the imported data will take priority. Please remember admin name and password from the old site)


    • " . . "Why does Joomla! 1.5 use utf-8 encoding?" . . . "2006-10-05T01:11:29"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:39:51"^^ . "FAQs" . "General" . . "What happened to the locale setting?" . . . "2006-10-06T16:47:35"^^ . "2007-11-04T23:12:30"^^ . "FAQs" . "Current Users" . . "What is the FTP layer for?" . . . "2006-10-06T21:27:49"^^ . "2007-05-03T09:39:48"^^ . "FAQs" . "General" . . "Can Joomla! 1.5 operate with PHP Safe Mode On?" . . . "2006-10-06T19:28:35"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:26:51"^^ . "FAQs" . "General" . . "Only one edit window! How do I create \"Read more...\"?" . . . "2006-10-06T19:29:28"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:03:30"^^ . "FAQs" . "Current Users" . . "My MySQL database does not support UTF-8. Do I have a problem?" . . . "2006-10-07T09:30:37"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:39:01"^^ . "FAQs" . "General" . . "Joomla! Features" . . . "2006-10-08T23:32:45"^^ . "2007-11-04T16:38:53"^^ . "About Joomla!" . "The CMS" . " Extensive Administration: \n - Change order of objects including news, FAQs, Articles etc. \n - Random Newsflash generator \n - Remote Author submission Module for News, Articles, FAQs, and Links \n - Object hierarchy - as many Sections, departments, divisions, and pages as you want \n - Image library - store all your PNGs, PDFs, DOCs, XLSs, GIFs, and JPEGs online for easy use \n - Automatic Path-Finder. Place a picture and let Joomla! fix the link \n - News Feed Manager. Choose from over 360 News Feeds from around the world \n - E-mail a friend and Print format available for every story and Article \n - In-line Text editor similar to any basic word processor software \n - User editable look and feel \n - Polls/Surveys - Now put a different one on each page \n - Custom Page Modules. Download custom page Modules to spice up your site \n - Template Manager. Download Templates and implement them in seconds \n - Layout preview. See how it looks before going live \n - Banner Manager. Make money out of your site" . "

    Extensive Administration:

    • Change order of objects including news, FAQs, Articles etc.
    • Random Newsflash generator
    • Remote Author submission Module for News, Articles, FAQs, and Links
    • Object hierarchy - as many Sections, departments, divisions, and pages as you want
    • Image library - store all your PNGs, PDFs, DOCs, XLSs, GIFs, and JPEGs online for easy use
    • Automatic Path-Finder. Place a picture and let Joomla! fix the link
    • News Feed Manager. Choose from over 360 News Feeds from around the world
    • E-mail a friend and Print format available for every story and Article
    • In-line Text editor similar to any basic word processor software
    • User editable look and feel
    • Polls/Surveys - Now put a different one on each page
    • Custom Page Modules. Download custom page Modules to spice up your site
    • Template Manager. Download Templates and implement them in seconds
    • Layout preview. See how it looks before going live
    • Banner Manager. Make money out of your site
    " . . "Joomla! Overview" . . . "2006-10-09T07:49:20"^^ . "2007-11-04T15:50:34"^^ . "About Joomla!" . "The CMS" . . "Support and Documentation" . . . "2006-10-09T08:33:57"^^ . "2007-11-04T18:49:37"^^ . "About Joomla!" . "The Project" . . "Joomla! Facts" . . . "2006-10-09T16:46:37"^^ . "2007-11-04T18:24:09"^^ . "About Joomla!" . "The Community" . . "What's New In 1.5?" . . . "2006-10-11T22:13:58"^^ . "2007-11-04T15:39:15"^^ . "About Joomla!" . "The CMS" . "  The goals for the Joomla! 1.5 release are to: \n - Substantially improve usability, manageability, and scalability far beyond the original Mambo foundations. \n - Expand accessibility to support internationalisation, double-byte characters and Right-to-Left support for Arabic, Farsi, and Hebrew languages for example amongst others. \n - Extend the integration of external applications through Web Services and remote authentication such as the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP). \n - Enhance the content delivery, template and presentation capabilities to support accessibility standards and content delivery to any destination. \n - Achieve a more sustainable and flexible framework for Component and Extension developers. \n - Deliver backward compatibility with previous releases of Components, Templates, Modules and other Extensions. " . "

     

    The goals for the Joomla! 1.5 release are to:

    • Substantially improve usability, manageability, and scalability far beyond the original Mambo foundations.

    • Expand accessibility to support internationalisation, double-byte characters and Right-to-Left support for Arabic, Farsi, and Hebrew languages for example amongst others.

    • Extend the integration of external applications through Web Services and remote authentication such as the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP).

    • Enhance the content delivery, template and presentation capabilities to support accessibility standards and content delivery to any destination.

    • Achieve a more sustainable and flexible framework for Component and Extension developers.

    • Deliver backward compatibility with previous releases of Components, Templates, Modules and other Extensions.

     

    " . . "Platforms and Open Standards" . . . "2006-10-11T04:22:14"^^ . "2007-11-04T23:07:08"^^ . "About Joomla!" . "The Project" . . "Content Layouts" . . . "2006-10-12T22:33:10"^^ . "2007-11-04T16:58:35"^^ . "About Joomla!" . "The CMS" . . "What are the requirements to run Joomla! 1.5?" . . . "2006-10-11T00:42:31"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:36:52"^^ . "FAQs" . "General" . . "Extensions" . . . "2006-10-11T06:00:00"^^ . "2007-11-08T14:49:48"^^ . "About Joomla!" . "The CMS" . . "The Joomla! Community" . . . "2006-10-12T16:50:48"^^ . "2007-11-04T18:29:55"^^ . "About Joomla!" . "The Community" . . "How do I install Joomla! 1.5?" . . . "2006-10-11T01:10:59"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:22:14"^^ . "FAQs" . "General" . . "What is the purpose of the collation selection in the installation screen?" . . . "2006-10-11T03:11:38"^^ . "2007-05-03T09:40:32"^^ . "FAQs" . "Languages" . . "What languages are supported by Joomla! 1.5?" . . . "2006-10-11T01:12:18"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:45:40"^^ . "FAQs" . "Languages" . . "Is it useful to install the sample data?" . . . "2006-10-11T09:12:55"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:03:24"^^ . "FAQs" . "New to Joomla!" . . "Where is the Static Content Item?" . . . "2006-10-10T23:13:33"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:23:56"^^ . "FAQs" . "Current Users" . . "What is an Uncategorised Article?" . . . "2006-10-11T15:14:11"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:23:14"^^ . "FAQs" . "General" . . "Does the PDF icon render pictures and special characters?" . . . "2006-10-11T17:14:57"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:46:29"^^ . "FAQs" . "Languages" . . "Is it possible to change A Menu Item's Type?" . . . "2006-10-10T23:15:36"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:25:01"^^ . "FAQs" . "General" . . "Where did the Installers go?" . . . "2006-10-10T23:16:20"^^ . "2007-11-04T23:10:18"^^ . "FAQs" . "Current Users" . . "Where did the Mambots go?" . . . "2006-10-11T09:17:00"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:04:30"^^ . "FAQs" . "Current Users" . . "I installed with my own language, but the Back-end is still in English" . . . "2006-10-11T17:18:14"^^ . "2007-11-08T11:42:43"^^ . "FAQs" . "Languages" . . "How do I remove an Article?" . . . "2006-10-11T09:19:01"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:01:26"^^ . "FAQs" . "New to Joomla!" . . "What is the difference between Archiving and Trashing an Article? " . . . "2006-10-11T05:19:43"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:02:40"^^ . "FAQs" . "New to Joomla!" . . "Newsflash 5" . . . "2006-10-12T00:17:31"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:17:53"^^ . "News" . "Newsflash" . . "Newsflash 4" . . . "2006-10-12T00:25:50"^^ . "2007-11-08T12:17:20"^^ . "News" . "Newsflash" . . "Example Pages and Menu Links" . . . "2006-10-12T09:26:52"^^ . "2007-11-04T15:36:15"^^ . . "flash test" . . . "2008-08-10T22:11:37"^^ . "News" . "Latest" . . "a8c8eef405e7e48f5bd4b664df9db19048b025eb" . . "News" . "Select a news topic from the list below, then select a news article to read." . . "FAQs" . "From the list below choose one of our FAQs topics, then select an FAQ to read. If you have a question which is not in this section, please contact us." . . "About Joomla!" . . "Latest" . "The latest news from the Joomla! Team" . . "Joomla! Specific Links" . "A selection of links that are all related to the Joomla! Project." . . "Newsflash" . . "Joomla!" . . "Business: General" . . "Linux" . . "Internet" . . "Contacts" . "Contact Details for this Web site" . . "Joomla" . . "Text Ads" . . "Features" . . "Benefits" . . "Platforms" . . "Other Resources" . . "The CMS" . "Information about the software behind Joomla!
    " . . "Current Users" . "Questions that users migrating to Joomla! 1.5 are likely to raise
    " . . "The Project" . "General facts about Joomla!
    " . . "New to Joomla!" . "Questions for new users of Joomla!" . . "The Community" . "About the millions of Joomla! users and Web sites
    " . . "General" . "General questions about the Joomla! CMS" . . "Languages" . "Questions related to localisation and languages" . . "Joomla! Promo" .