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Come to the CMS Expo 2010!

February 23rd, 2010 by Rafael Corral

CMS Expo is a learning conference for users with all levels of experience. It is for businesses, developers, administrators and for those who create websites! ‘corePHP’ has been attending the CMS Expo for the last three years and we love it! It is a great place to network and meet people that do the same thing that you do every day. It is a place to collaborate and learn from each other.

Sessions at the CMS Expo that may interested you:

This is just the tip of the iceberg! Seriously, check out the whole schedule.

This year we have two speakers going to the expo, although there will be more team members there. Come by and meet us!
Rafael Corral will be doing Joomla! Development 1 and Joomla! Development 2
Jonathan Shroyer will be doing: CSS Basics: Extremely Useful CSS Techniques and Badass CSS: What They Don’t Teach You In Design School

We would love to put a face to your name! In the past we have met many of our clients at the expo. We hope to see you there May 3rd, 4th & 5th!

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Hardcore Javascript browser & computer fingerprinting

February 18th, 2010 by Rafael Corral

This post contains a POC (Proof of concept) on how to detect if a user is using the same computer as they have previously used before. This can be useful if you want to register a user’s computer for a certain functionality that your website may have. It can also be used to only allow one computer to view private content of a site and has many other applications aside from being really cool!

The way the script works, it has functions to retrieve the following:

  • Browser type
  • Display width & height, color depth and available height
  • The plugins that are installed on the browser
  • The operating system the browser is running on

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Community ACL – 1.2

February 9th, 2010 by Steven Pignataro

Security is an important thing for everyone. Whether it’s an alarm in a house, a checkpoint at work, or a security system at a shopping mall, it is important for all of us to feel we are protected. Here at ‘corePHP,’ ensuring your safety is a high priority for us. Thanks to Community ACL, we can now help you provide top notch security for your website. Community ACL provides a revolutionary system that extends beyond the Joomla! ACL. Be the first on the block to have the most secure site with our feature-rich, fine-grain ACL system.

‘corePHP’ is committed to delivering the best products available. Upon reviewing the wish-list for Community ACL, we integrated the most popular feature requests and added some new bug fixes. Below is an itemized list of the new features and bug fixes for version 1.2.

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JPhoto 1.2

January 29th, 2010 by Rafael Corral

Everything about JPhoto has been revamped! We’ve updated the plugins, a module and the jphoto extension, we also added a Joomla! content plugin. The extension has more options, the plugins are easier to use, install and develop, and the random image module has a lot of new options! Before upgrading, please read the “How to Upgrade” section at the bottom of this post, of course.

Lets start!

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JPhoto plugin for !joomlacomment

January 15th, 2010 by Michael Pignataro

JPhoto is one of the best photo galleries that Joomla! has ever seen.

Now JPhoto meets !joomlacomment . See what your users think about your photos.

Download today at –> Compojoom

This should be all! If you have any problems or questions use the compojoom forum and the jphoto section.

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