This Joomla Automatic Content extension allow you to create Joomla Articles from RSS feed sources with FULL TEXT support, no matter the RSS feed source is full-text or not.
Keywords filter: decide what you want to store into your Joomla site.
Full parameters as regular article as, you can setup Author, Access Level, Created Date, Start Publishing,etc.
K2 content support. It means we can use it for auto creating content for K2 content.
Non-ANSCII title alias replacements (for SEF).
It is a plugin that can do the next thing is set in admin (a specialized component mini) a word that is meant to be displayed with links to a particular site. That word can be found in more items being introduced in those Articles without any link. Adding a link to that word automatically this plugin. Link can be set with or without target = “_blank” and with or without rel = “nofollow”.
Mini-component management can add as many words it wants and every word can assign a link (can be single or can find that link and other words).
Joomla plus Community Builder forcommunity site! But, here’s the problem. Users fill out a profile which is set in Community Builder. That profile gives you critical information about that site member. Based on one of those fields, you often want to direct them to a specific page upon logging in. This puts the most relevant information in the user’s face as soon as he or she logs in.
The Testimonials joomla component is one more useful utility for your Joomla powered site that will provide you with a tool for managing and administering testimonials that will be left by the visitors of your site.
This joomla extension allows you to allocate a testimonials form with several fields on one of your site’s page and enable adding testimonials by users either with auto-approve option or with admin’s notifications. In addition, you’ll get several other options that will help configuring the testimonials like
The JE Form Creator has all the form fields that you need when building custom and professional forms.
Also, this component is the ideal tool for non-programmers. It has built-in form layouts that you can use without any HTML or PHP knowledge. Besides this being an amazingly easy way to build nice forms and have full control on their look, the support for the component is great.
In this component user can create unlimited amount of forms, fields and inputs without any coding experience or HTML knowledge. One can also edit, update, delete, publish and unpublish the forms.
This component also provides dynamically options for input types such as
The native login module for Joomla, as well as custom login modules (such as the one from Community Builder), have long allowed webmasters to specify a single page or URL to show when a user logs in. That is very helpful to route users, for example, to their profiles or to a page of the latest news or a list of the latest offers.
For many sites, that functionality is just fine. Often, however, Webmasters find they need to display a different ‘welcome’ screen for Registered users, versus Authors, versus Editors, versus Publishers, etc. Then the native login module functionality can get somewhat restrictive.
If you run a membership-based site, using Account Expiration Component (AEC) and JACLPLus for example, the problem is even more pronounced. You can sell a user a membership using AEC and assign that user to a specific User Group created via JACLPlus. However, the login module will show all users the same screen on logging in. Webmasters often need to get specific information to specific User Groups. Suppose Free Membership users should go to a screen encouraging them to upgrade, while Platinum-level users should go straight to a page full of goodies just for them? The native functionality of Joomla simply doesn’t allow this to happen!
