Posts Tagged ‘Community Acl’

cACL Update 1.3.9 for Joomla! 1.5 Access Control

Thursday, January 6th, 2011 by Bernard Robbins

We’ve released Community ACL 1.3.9. We have added several new additions with the way we handle front-end menus. There is now support for yoo_enterprise. We’ve also turned on preserve-entities in libtidy to not change   into the dreaded ‘?’s. To get the look and feel more consistent in the back-end we’ve removed the sort options for the roles. All the columns now sort alphabetically on the group, role, or function name. The “remove all” button on the functions will now work properly as well.

Bug fix version 1.3.8 corrects an issue where the category drop-downs were being replaced with incorrect information.

1.3.7 of Community ACL fixes an issue that showed up as a result of adding libtidy for front-end joomla menu restrictions.

Bug fix version 1.3.6 addresses an issue where in IE8 will not properly remove all list items by clicking the clear all button.

This will not work in Internet Explorer:
tbody.innerHTML = ”;
It’s a known bug that they (MS) have ignored.

But never fear, replace the innerHTML code with:
while ( tbody.childNodes.length >= 1 ){
tbody.removeChild( tbody.firstChild );
}

We are committed to continuing the improvement of our products. Please feel free to submit support tickets for any issues you are experiencing.

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Shocks, Scares & Sales! Vote for your favorite monster

Friday, October 29th, 2010 by Jonathan

We need your help! Our staff has turned into ghastly creatures for Halloween and are giving people incredible deals on all of our products! From October 28th to November 3rd, 2010 we are offering a 15% discount on everything in our store! Just enter the code Halloween2010 at your checkout to receive bloody great savings.

Vote on our scary staff

Thanks to a cool new iPhone app named iMut8r we have all been transformed into frightening beings. We need your help figuring out who is the most eerie, hair-raising, horrifying employee in ‘corePHP’. Scroll through each of them if you dare and cast your vote. Meanwhile, I’ll be hiding and waiting for them to transform back into their ‘normal’ selves again.

  • 'Juggler Vein' Jonathan
  • Sinister Steven
  • Frank-N-Michael
  • Rafael Reaper
  • Death Deal'n Dustin
  • Cacklin Amy
  • John DOH!
  • Adam 'Lobos'
  • Howlin' George
  • Undead Andy
  • Bernard the Beast
  • Fangtastic Emily
  • Lunatic Liz
  • Elliot the Undead
 

Vote for your favorite ghoul before it's too late!

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New Website = New Products!

Monday, July 26th, 2010 by Steven

Our new site has been up for almost a month. Thank you all for your feedback! I am happy to announce that all the updates noted in the “New Site Updates: Part 1″ Blog post are completed. With those last few changes, the site should be pretty much rock-solid. Of course, we welcome suggestions, so please let us know if you notice anything or encounter any problems.

Now, to business! Here’s a list of the great new products and services that will soon be available through ‘corePHP’.

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PayToUpgrade / Community ACL

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 by Michael Pignataro

Community ACL has been providing a robust and very flexible permissions systems based on groups, roles, and functions for Joomla 1.5 for some time. While it hits every need required by administrators who want to control access to their site, it’s a manual process to give each user permissions. Some site-owners would simply love to let users automatically pay to join these groups, creating a subscription site or pay-to-access features. That’s where SourceCoast’s newest component, PayToUpgrade, comes in.

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New releases coming soon for ‘corePHP’!

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010 by Steven

For the past few years, ‘corePHP’ has been producing high quality products and providing enterprise level services and support. This year we are going to the extra mile to make our best even better! We’ve got some great changes and additions for this year. Here are the highlights: Read the rest of this entry »

Community ACL – 1.2

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 by Steven

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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Community ACL 1.1 is UNVEILED!

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009 by Steven
Frustrated with Joomla!'s lack of ACL - look no further - Community ACL is here!

Does Joomla!'s lack of ACL make you pull your hair out? Save money on hair implants and get Community ACL 1.1

After a long wait, the newest version of Community ACL has been released! If you were dissatisfied with the menu patch process in the older version, then you are not alone. Now Community ACL has its own menu that it relies on for its functionality.  No more patches!

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Labor Day Sale, news from ‘corePHP, and more!

Saturday, September 5th, 2009 by Steven

For the first time, we are posting our popular newsletter to our blog. Read on for some great Labor Day deals!
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‘corePHP’ is growing, expanding…and more!

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009 by Steven

Check out the new and exciting things happening at ‘corePHP’!

Thanks to your support, ‘corePHP’ has expanded in just a few years from a grass-roots company to a much larger organization with a full-time, talented staff. As always, we are taking new steps to improve our services and enhance your experiences. Below is a list of changes that may affect you. Please read carefully:
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Community ACL – 1.0.16 released – better than ever

Monday, July 6th, 2009 by Steven

That’s right, Community ACL has just gotten easier. We have streamlined our installation process and made several enhancements based on user feedback.
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