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This event has been postponed until June 20-21, 2008. The South African Joomla! community (http://www.joomla.org.za/) is pleased to invite you to the first Joomla! Day South Africa - Durban (http://www.joomladay.co.za/), an event to be held May 9 and 10, 2008, at the Varsity College, Durban North (http://www.varsitycollege.co.za/slideshow.aspx?Campus=durbannorth). Durban (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durban) is the third largest city in South Africa (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Africa), a popular destination for tourists, and considered to be the busiest port in the African continent (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Africa). It is an ideal location for those interested in Joomla! to gather. Joomla! Days offer an excellent opportunity to learn, network with other Joomla! users and developers, and discover ways to contribute to the Joomla! project. The South African Joomla! community (http://www.joomla.org.za/) has been hard at work to ensure that this year's Joomla! Day events are at least as informative and fun as the three successful South African events held during 2007. The Joomla! Day South Africa - Durban Agenda (http://www.joomladay.co.za/component/option,com_attend_events/Itemid,/task,view/id,5/) calls for two complete days of activities: Day 1: Business Community Friday, May 9, is designed around the needs of the business community. Those who have roles like Web master, business decision maker, and marketing manager, will find helpful, relevant topics. The Business Community Day is a non-technical event focused on helping make the business case for using Joomla. If you want to determine whether or not Joomla is suitable for your business site, this is the session for you. Day 2: User Community The agenda for Saturday, May 10, focuses on the Joomla! user community. This is a technical and business session, covering topics of interest for those who install and manage Web sites for themselves or for clients. Topics on this day will cover Web site security, migration, templating, extensions, hosting, and business strategies for Web site developers. Joomla! Day South Africa events are run by the Joomla! Southern African Portal (http://www.joomla.org.za/) , a non-profit organisation. If you are interested and able to attend, register online. (http://www.joomladay.co.za/component/option,com_attend_events/Itemid,/task,view/id,5/) Your registration includes refreshments, a Joomla! T-shirt and an information packet. Joomla! Days are well attended worldwide. A key benefit of attendance is the opportunity to connect with hundreds of members of the Joomla! community, including speakers, designers, site builders, and developers. We wish the very best to our South African community members and hope all who attend enjoy Joomla! Day South Africa - Durban (http://www.joomladay.co.za/).

Joomla! Day Sydney 2008 (http://sydney.joomladay.org.au) is scheduled for Monday, May 19, 2008, in conjunction with CeBIT Australia (http://www.cebit.com.au/). Community members from Sydney, Australia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sydney) are finalizing plans for a great event to be held at the beautiful and world famous Sydney Conference and Exhibition Centre (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sydney_Convention_and_Exhibition_Centre) located in Darling Harbour (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darling_Harbour). The event agenda (http://sydney.joomladay.org.au/) is designed to share a broad range of technologies and ideas with a diverse audience of designers, students, charities, businesses, technical experts, and end users. Topics include: A technical discussion entitled Joomla! 1.5: Under the Hood delivered by Andrew Eddie (http://www.newlifeinit.com/), Joomla! Core Team member and Development Working Group coordinator. Andrew will also present a session on Joomla! 1.5 Template Overrides, an empowering toolset for Web site designers and developers. Brad Baker (http://www.xyzulu.com/), Joomla! Core Team member and Joomla.org forum administrator will share helpful information for Web site Performance and Security. Dinah Randall (http://spikesystems.com.au/), founder and president of the Sydney Joomla! User Group (http://www.joomladay.org.au/index.php?option=com_content view=category layout=blog id=33 Itemid=80) and Joomla! Day conference organiser will speak on Joomla! Creative - Templates and Design. Norm Douglas (http://nerdsonsite.com.au/intro/AU/default.asp) will present an overview entitled Getting Started with Joomla!. Patrick Jackson (http://www.kpsystems.com.au/) will share Joomla! Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategies and techniques needed to improve visibility of Joomla! Web sites. Damian Hickey (http://www.openfreeway.org/home/blogs/damian-hickey/browse/1.html) will share how Freeway (http://www.openfreeway.org/) easily integrates with Joomla!, resulting in powerful eCommerce solutions. Ashton Murphy (http://ashtonmurphy.com/) will share his experiences on the Google Highly Open Participation Contest (http://code.google.com/opensource/ghop/2007-8/) and a cool surprise. At the end of the day, attendees can ask questions of a panel of Joomla! experts. Following the event, all are invited for drinks and conversation Monday evening and to visit the Joomla! stand at CeBIT from May 20th to 22nd. Throughout the Open CeBIT conference, several Joomla! open source presentations will be held at CeBIT's Open Source Theatre. Register now (https://www.mycebit.com.au/rego08/index.php) for Sydney Joomla! Day. Those who register by May 14th will receive early bird discounts and a better chance at getting one of the T-shirts only available for the first 100 registrants. We hope that the Sydney Joomla! Day 2008 is a great success and an enjoyable and informative way to have fun with Joomla!. For more information, see: Sydney Joomla! Day 2008 (http://sydney.joomladay.org.au/) Register now (https://www.mycebit.com.au/rego08/index.php)

The Joomla! community is pleased to announce that Google is sponsoring 15 amazing projects (http://code.google.com/soc/2008/joomla/about.html) in our fourth Google Summer of Code (http://code.google.com/soc/). Students and mentors from all over the world will work together this summer to bring great things to Joomla!. This year, Joomla! is honored that CiviCRM (http://civicrm.org/node/328) is also part of the team. Sincere thanks to Google for their continued support of Joomla! and the 175 other free and open source organizations participating. Congratulations to the Joomla! Google Summer of Code 2008 Students Your proposals were selected from a very competitive pool of nearly 100 applications. Thank you to the mentors willing to share time for this important effort. Projects that held the most promise were selected and we look forward to seeing this work shared with the community this fall. This summer, each GSoC project team (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008.html) will share their progress on the developer.joomla.org (http://developer.joomla.org) site. Community members are invited to use the links below to join these conversations as the blogging begins over the next few weeks. End user feedback is an integral part of building useful solutions. If you have questions, please contact (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/16-overall-project/19-gsoc-project-managers.html) Wilco Jansen or Ian MacLennan, Joomla!'s GSoC project managers. Joomla! Google Summer of Code 2008 Projects and Students Advanced Media Manager (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/advanced-media-manager.html), Nakul Ganesh S, Mysore, India (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mysore) CiviCRM: Aesthetics and Usability (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/civicrm-aesthetics-and-usability.html), Jon Volkman, Seattle, Washington (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle%2C_Washington) CiviCRM: Multi-language Support (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/civicrm-multi-language-support.html), Piotr Szotkowski, Warsaw, Poland (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw%2C_Poland) Contact Directory (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/contact-directory.html), Chantal Bisson, Quebec City, Canada (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_City%2C_Canada) Content Type Management (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/content-type-management.html), Ercan Özkaya, Konya, Turkey (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konya%2C_Turkey) Custom Content Layouts (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/custom-content-layouts.html), Jaap Woltjes, the Netherlands (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Netherlands) Forms (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/forms.html), Mostafa Muhammad, Cairo, Egypt (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cairo) Multi-DB Support (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/multi-db-support.html), Alex de Azevedo, Brazil (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil) Multimedia Portal (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/multimedia-portal.html), Marcelo Eden, Recife (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recife), Brazil OpenSocial (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/opensocial.html), Shannon Quinn, Atlanta, Georgia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlanta%2C_Georgia) Research Management (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/research-management.html), Luis Galárraga, Guayaquil, Guayas Ecuador (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guayaquil) Semantic Web (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/semantic-web.html), Danh Le Phuoc, Vietnam (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam), studying in Ireland (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ireland) Tags (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/tags.html), Jacek Zielinski, Poznan, Poland (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poznan%2C_Poland) Unit Testing (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/unit-testing.html), Scot Inscore, Whitewater, Wisconsin (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitewater%2C_Wisconsin) Version Control (http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/version-control.html), Flavio Kubota, Campinas, Brazil (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campinas%2C_Brazil).

Credit: Judith Tepper. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Byron_lighthouse.jpg) The Joomla! community in Byron Bay is looking forward to their first ever Joomla! Day event. Joomla! Day Byron Bay 2008 (http://www.joomlabyronbay.com) will be held on Sunday, May 11, from noon until 5:30 PM. Those visiting the area for the Joomla! Day event will want to consider taking time needed to enjoy Byron Bay (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byron_Bay)'s beautiful beaches, parks, and nature reserves. This easternmost tip of Australia is a popular destination for tourists. As event organizer, Greg Cromwell, explains in this invitational video (http://www.joomlabyronbay.com), Joomla! Day events are for a wide variety of people, including developers, site builders, designers, and end users. Not only will attendees learn new skills, but perhaps more importantly, these events can strengthen the local support network and offer opportunities for collaboration. The Agenda (http://www.joomlabyronbay.com/index.php?option=com_content view=article id=45 Itemid=55) for Joomla! Day Byron Bay 2008 (http://www.joomlabyronbay.com) includes the following: Greg Cromwell (http://bushmarketing.com/) will open the session, welcome attendees, and overview the day's events. Brad Baker (http://www.xyzulu.com), Joomla! Core Team member, will demo a live installation of Joomla!, discuss important security and performance issues, and provide an introductory overview of the CMS environment. Andrew Eddie (http://www.newlifeinit.com/), Joomla! Core Team member and Development Working Group Coordinator, will instruct attendees how to take full advantage of Joomla! 1.5's Template Override System. Damian Hickey (http://www.openfreeway.org/forums/profile.php?mode=viewprofile u=3 sid=61bf3d3787c3bd9f282944ffe5d6ed8b) will demonstrate how to use Joomla! with Freeway (http://www.openfreeway.org/), an exciting open source eCommerce environment. Filling out the day will be various case studies, including a review of Joomla! with SugarCRM (http://www.sugarforge.org/), where community members will share real life experiences, lessons learned, and search engine optimization techniques needed to successfully deploy Joomla! for non-profit, community, and business purposes. Joomla! Day Byron Bay 2008 (http://www.joomlabyronbay.com) will take place at the Bush Branding and Marketing (http://bushmarketing.com/) studio in the Byron Bay Arts and Industry Estate. Since only 50 participants will be able to attend, organizers expect the event to fill up very quickly. For that reason, you are encouraged to register (http://www.joomlabyronbay.com/link_index.php?option=com_freeway ecPath=2 openfile=events_view1.php Itemid=53) right away. We wish the Byron Bay Joomla! community a successful event and look forward to seeing pictures and hearing about Joomla! Day Byron Bay 2008 (http://www.joomlabyronbay.com). For more information: visit http://www.joomlabyronbay.com (http://www.joomlabyronbay.com) and register online (http://www.joomlabyronbay.com/link_index.php?option=com_freeway ecPath=2 openfile=events_view1.php Itemid=53).

The Thai Joomla! Community is looking forward to their second Joomla! Day Bangkok (http://joomladay.in.th/) in Thailand (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thailand)'s beautiful and thriving capital city (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangkok). The event will be held on Saturday, May 10, 2008, from 9:00 AM until 5:30 PM at the Chaophya Park Hotel (http://www.chaophyapark.com/). JoomlaCorner (http://JoomlaCorner.com) and the National Electronics and Computer Tecknology Center (NECTEC) (http://www.nectec.or.th/english/) invite you to attend Joomla! Day Bangkok 2008 (http://joomladay.in.th/) which promises to be an incredible day of learning, sharing, and networking with others. This year, several key members of the Joomla! community are scheduled to speak: Mr. Samuel Moffatt (http://sammoffatt.com.au/) - Joomla! Core Team and Developer Working Group; Mr. Alex Kempkens (http://thinknetwork.com/) - Joomla! Core Team, Joomla! Events Coordinator, and core developer for JoomFish (http://www.joomfish.net/); Mr. Johan Janssens (http://www.joomlatools.org/) - Joomla! Development Working Group; Mr. Toby Patterson (http://www.gmitc.biz/) - Joomla! Development Working Group; Mr. Akarawuth Tamrareang (http://www.joomlacorner.com/) - Joomla! Bug Squad, core developer for VirtueMart (http://VirtueMart.net), and JoomlaCorner.com (http://JoomlaCorner.com). The agenda for Joomla! Day Bangkok 2008 (http://joomladay.in.th/) includes a wide variety of interesting topics. Whether you are a professional Web site editor, publisher, developer, or administrator, or if you are simply interested in learning more about Joomla!, there will something for you. Topics to be presented include: Overview of Joomla! 1.5, with a focus on new features available; Discussion of how to create accessible Web site designs; Review of important security issues; Implementing authentication using LDAP and Active Directory; Migrating to Joomla! 1.5; Implementing Multi-lingual support for Joomla! 1.5 using JoomFish (http://www.joomfish.net/); Instruction on how to create extensions for Joomla 1.5; Presentation on the Joomla! 1.5 Framework; Instruction for converting Joomla! 1.0 components to Joomla! 1.5; Presentation of Joomla! e-Commerce Edition (VirtueMart). All over the world, local communities gather at Joomla! Day events. This past weekend Joomla! Days were held in France (content/view/4782/1/) and Norway (content/view/4790/1/). Already this year, Spain (content/view/4818/1/), the Netherlands (content/view/4678/104/), Melbourne (content/view/4480/1/) and Italy (content/view/4460/1/) held successful Joomla! Days. Several more May events are soon to be announced. Joomla! Days are a great way for people who are interested in Joomla! to get together, learn from one another, find ways to contribute to the Joomla! community, and have fun. We wish for our community members in Thailand an enjoyable and successful Joomla! Day Bangkok 2008 (http://joomladay.in.th/). For more information: visit http://joomladay.in.th (http://joomladay.in.th/) and register online (http://joomladay.in.th/registrationen.html).

BannerONE is a simple module which displays a number of banners ( up to 10 ). Banners are 'linkable'! It works with the .jpg extension and you only need to upload the banners on your site and configurate bannerONE to show them off. Tested for Joomla! 1.0 ( Native ) and 1.5 ( Legacy mode enabled )

My Lottery is a Weekly Lottery module. The module generates, displays and stores a random number on your Joomla website. The day of the week and minimum and maximum can be set as parameters. Installation and removal of the database footprint is also done via the module parameters.

A lightweight, easy to use, album component for Joomla! Features: - Thumbnail navigation - Fast page generation using server-sided caching - Easy to use front-end management interface - Supports resizing of master images - Automated thumbnail generation & scaling - Basic captioning system included

Accept payment from IW Smile one Italian free online bank. Download free file with - Instruction and code - Botton images - IW Bank virtual pos manual Good selling Please contact our company for International company like selling with IW Smile into Italian Market.

QTube is a simple plugin designed to perform a very simple task: embedding YouTube hosted videos in a Joomla! content item. I'm aware that there are plugins that allow you to include videos from many other sources, but when all the videos you need are hosted at YouTube you can take advantage of QTube's small footprint. The plugin supports some parameters to allow you to configure the look and feel of the video container object. Default values for all these parameters can be set from plugin administration area. Let's say you want the same width and height for all the videos on your site; specify these parameters once and for all in the plugin backend and you won't need to include them in any plugin command string. Finally the pages containing your videos can be valid XHTML Transitional because the HTML code generated by QTube doesn't contain the tag unlike the code provided at YouTube site (at least the last time I checked).

ImgTTFMenu allow You to create easily sophisticated graphical menu without creating/uploading own images. 'Image TTF Menu' module help You make Your site template more attractive in rapid and simple way. Main features are: - images are created 'on the fly'. You do not need to create/upload pictures to have graphic menu - cursor over (mouse hover) can change the picture - background could be transparent, filled by color or could be an image - creating menu that have only caption replaced by image - template remain the same - all features of original Joomla menu - very simple installation: just install and publish module (one click)

Simple module which will show your last topics in your phpbb3 forum. Just fill some require parameters and start use it. Do NOT require registration to download!

You want your Joomla web site more features? and you need special addons and more interactive display? Pro NewsTicker module either one. With this module, your Joomla site allows to show several articles title as news ticker based on your setup. More simple and Pro module, you able to input category(s) id, section(s) id and the number of articles that you want as news ticker. At this module, there are 15 color selectable and multi order choice. You able to change the css files for another skins that you need. And also, You able to change the articles as random, latest, newest or popular. Another feature is selectable tickers type, double and single ticker, just select what type that you want, then the tickers will done like you want. We have tested this module on several browser, like FireFox, IE6, IE7 and Opera. And have tested with Joomla 1.5.0, Joomla 1.5.2, Joomla 1.5.3 native for Joomla 1.5.x; also tested with Joomla 1.0.13, Joomla 1.0.15

A ightweight, easy to use, event management system / calendar component for Joomla! Features: - Events can be arranged in categories and sub categories - Predefined event Locations - JACL group integration - Frontend submitting & editting of events by users - Frontend viewmodes - Automatically removes passed events - URL integration, possibility to link to other items and websites - vCalendar export capabilities

SimpleACL for Joomla! is a simple ACL component that helps to restrict front-end access to particular sections.

mod_openid allows you to place an attractive openID login box for your Joomla installation on your site. The form is completely flexible and can be modified to look the way you want it to. The beauty of using openID is it is nice and easy for visitors to register for your site in order to participate, and it makes it easy for them to login again too. Perfect for blogs, forums, or social websites! This module was built on the Joomla 1.5.3 release, and has not been tested on older versions. If you have tested it on an older version I would love to hear your feedback on it. * 9 May 2008 - I have just corrected the install xml file to correctly load the required files at installation. There is also a reported glitch with IE7 and the background image in the textfield which I will be fixing soon.

Rapid Forum is a simple, 1-screen forum designed to cultivate conversation online. It flows like a chat room, though messages are saved and organized by topic like a traditional message board. All messages filter through 1 screen based on the topics that you choose to opt-in to. Topic management, Community Builder integration (usernames link to profiles), "Saved Posts" feature with email-to-poster-notifiers.

I have modified the original shoutbox 1.2 to work in Joomla 1.5.x If you can send anything delete the cookies of your browser. After installing it you must go to: ./modules/mod_shoutbox/mod_shoutbox.php The options are there (to change the size: width, height, cols and rows, por example). - Original shoutbox 1.2: http://risperdal.student.utwente.nl/joomla/ - Original shoutbox 1.1: http://blog.jalenack.com

A module that displays one or more of the top rated pictures from your RSGallery2 in a vertical table on any of your Joomla pages. Does not provide a slideshow or anything complex. Just a simple vertical table which has a specified number of top rated thumbnail pictures linked to the picture pages. Rating is calculated by figuring out the average vote, the average vote becomes the rating, so if 1 person voted a 5 and a 2nd person voted a 3 the rating would be the average which is a 4. User can specify if the image titles, rating, and number of votes should also be displayed or not. The average vote (which is the same as the rating) can also be dislayed and can be selected to be either in text format or as "Joomla ratingstars".

A module that displays one or more of the most voted for pictures from your RSGallery2 in a vertical table on any of your Joomla pages. Does not provide a slideshow or anything complex. Just a simple vertical table which has a specified number of most voted thumbnail pictures linked to the picture pages. User can specify if the image titles, the number of votes, and the average vote score should also be displayed or not. The average vote score can de displayed as either text or as "Joomla ratingstars".