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yawa-ti-de (f)
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Just curious. I was listening to the radio last night when a doctor was talking about something and happened to mention his org's site. I was expecting something "run-of-the-mill" but must confess that I was impressed at what I saw. I even was more impressed when I noticed a few joomla-type features which made me view source and verify that it was indeed joomla. What do you think? http://www.docs4patientcare.org/What cool joomla sites have you come across? Note: I am not saying this is the best. I am saying this is the best I have seen so far |
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lojik (m)
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I started using joomla 1.5 on my site (about 1 & 1/2 months ago). I had developed it with flash (flash based for over a year b4) i changed. You can check it out. http://www.afrisoft.orgThough i tried to reduce the evidently joomla features a little. |
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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yeah lojik: Other than the left column, joomla is very subtle. It looks cool too, to me  I too, though I have been reading and following joomla for 2 years now, just implemented my first joomla website last month. I was a little scared to be honest but it came out pretty okay. My main fear was integrating my code with the joomla code and to make matters worse, the book I read, though it said joomla 1.5, was using legacy code and the admin panel flagged it as such. See as babes dey panic, he he. I ended up viewing the source of one of the pre-packaged templates and reusing its code before the "legacy" warning went away. Once again, cool joomla site, layout-wise. |
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lojik (m)
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I'm working on developing joomla modules for my site and i'll make it gpl wen i'm thru. I'll post it here when i make it gpl.
I'm starting with a flash gallery and a job portal.
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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quadrillo, making the big bucks. First, Ibadan. Next, the rest of Nigeria  Though a digression and it's not for you to decide, I wonder why Radio Nigeria, in the name of consistency, doesn't have the main domain as say, radionigeria.com and then subdomain the "branch" stations (so yours would be, say, ibadan.radionigeria.com). Seems to make sense to me. There is no need having say, 36 different urls. Sha, I tried the site 4 times and kept getting "The server at radionigeriaibadan.net is taking too long to respond." in FireFox. I will try again later in the day. |
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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lojik: good joomla implementation.
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quadrillio (m)
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yes, it's joomla, am using chrome to view it right now and it's working perfectly. |
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*dhtml
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I have been using joomla for about 1 week now, so i am still a baby - www.dhtmlextreme.comAnd i still do not know how to make uncategorized not display in my search results. |
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allimercy
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DHTML,
It could be that you put some articles on uncategorized . You may need to give name/title to category for all your articles.
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*dhtml
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I know i have to put them in a category, but i am looking for a way to skip that and still prevent the uncategorized from showing in the search result.
I will study the search module eventually and figure out how to get it done
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lojik (m)
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Thx yawa.
@dhtml
If u use php code inclusion modules that make u code php directly in articles, u can use include() to display your content in the article you want it. A search on the contents of the included file will not return any results as long as the search word/phrase is not in your article topic. this is because d joomla search performs the serch in the joomla db and your content is not in the db. It works for me.
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*dhtml
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thanks for the insight. I have downloaded the include stuff, but i have not used it yet.
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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www.9jatube.tv - based on layout and components, without viewing source, sure is using joomla! 
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*dhtml
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I have checked out the site. Not much to comment about though.
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lojik (m)
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@dhtml
In joomla, your uncategorised or categorised wont show in the search result to the public if u specify the access level as registered or special when creating or editing the article. If u dont want it to show at all, then u can use d method in my previous post.
Whoever did 9jatube really made it super-obvious that its joomla. IMHO he is either new to joomla or new to cms.
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inf8nity (m)
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Just curious. I was listening to the radio last night when a doctor was talking about something and happened to mention his org's site. I was expecting something "run-of-the-mill" but must confess that I was impressed at what I saw. I even was more impressed when I noticed a few joomla-type features which made me view source and verify that it was indeed joomla. What do you think? http://www.docs4patientcare.org/What cool joomla sites have you come across? Note: I am not saying this is the best. I am saying this is the best I have seen so far @ yawa-ti-de I think the site is not joomla if u go to the homepage and hover your cursor on the rss and print icons u'll notice they have .aspx extensions on the status bar Joomla is purely PHP. Secondly try accessing http://www.docs4patientcare.org/administrator and you get a 404 error page All joomla websites have this admin login page. I think this is asp.net cms. 
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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inf8nity: I can tell you for a fact that as at the time the site was advertised, it was a joomla! site. At the time the site was advertised, the organization was a coalition of 400 doctors. It didn't even have a "contribute" button. It was basically a 5-page website. Probably done by one of the doctors. Chances are that as they gained more publicity, some company approached them for a redesign and they went for it. They were probably sold on the fact that the site wasn't "web 2.0" enough. Such shouldn't come as a surprise and happens all the time. Again, I state for a fact that as at the time the site was advertised, it was a joomla site. Now, you make me wish I had pasted a screenshot of the view source |
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inf8nity (m)
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@yawa-ti-de next time pls do post a screen shot! |
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badesemowo (m)
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The new GTB site is running Joomla. www.smartbuyng.comTurkish Airlines Nigeria. www.turkishairlinesng.com (we made that one) @infinity . Did you know you can actually move the administrator folder, remove the tp=1 from showing module position, in Joomla, not that I think the doctors would have the resources (and business case) to do that but that its possible. More high profile guys (internationally) are using open source systems instead of investing in new codes. They invest in removing the common fingerprints of the codes. |
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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badesemowo,
thy.com is pretty neat. Good job!
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inf8nity (m)
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@infinity . Did you know you can actually move the administrator folder, remove the tp=1 from showing module position, in Joomla, not that I think the doctors would have the resources (and business case) to do that but that its possible.
More high profile guys (internationally) are using open source systems instead of investing in new codes. They invest in removing the common fingerprints of the codes.
@badesemowo thanks i only knew of the tp=1 hack but not the admin folder! Coming to think of it that's really a lot of work considering there are a large number of components and modules that when installed depend on files in the administrator folder. One will have to go through lots of files especially for a large site changing the file path in the scripts. When it comes to updating components and modules instead of the few clicks upgrade u still have to go through the "painful process" again!  |
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badesemowo (m)
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Well its actually not that hard.
Joomla defines the component folder and administrative folder by a global variable:
JPATH_COMPONENT , JPATH_ADMINISTRATOR
so you just have to change it in one place.
except ofcourse kid developers that point to the administrative path absolutely.
and most upgrades can be done by just overwritting the adminstrative directory, where ever it is.
the only thing is why bother if you are not working for a bank, or government.
@yawatide , thank you.
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