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Seber Cart shopping cart for Joomla

December 16th, 2009 Bambangxp 0 Comments

Seber Cart is a small, fast and easy to use shopping cart for Joomla. Taking a simple approach to the shopping cart process the Seber Cart makes it easy for website owners to run and manage their online store. Our approach is to make the Seber Cart look less like a pre-built, template based cart solution and more like a custom solution that fits in with the sites template design. The commercial version includes a number of extra features and functionality over the free version.
All versions accept multiple payment gateways including Paypal, Moneybookers and eWay.

All Weblinks Joomla extensions

December 12th, 2009 Bambangxp 0 Comments

With the PLUGIN and MODULE you should still use the weblinks component to manage your weblinks. But the plugin/module shows ALL weblinks in one page in columns or rowwise with the description of the weblink as title, if no description is filled in it shows the weblink name. Plugin[Development by my link description of the weblink will be used as title, if no description is given it shows the weblink name

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Joomla phpBB bridge

December 11th, 2009 Bambangxp 0 Comments

Complete bi-directional integration of phpBB 3 forum with Joomla! CMS. Forum is displayed inside Joomla! template as usual component. No hacks of core files. Community Builder and JomSocial integration. Powerful FireBoard(Kunena)-to-phpBB3 forum converter. Joomla!-to-phpBB and phpBB-to-Joomla! users converters with support of JomSocial and Community Builder avatars and profile fields. SEF URLs and enhanced SEO for the forum.
Basic forum customization and modification options.

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4RSS Component For Joomla 1.5

December 10th, 2009 Bambangxp 0 Comments

4RSS (100% Free) is used to automatically create articles from RSS feeds. Although there are several other components that automatically post articles from RSS feeds, we could not find one that was able to handle the huge volume and speed that we needed for our own sites. Since we built this component for our own use, we decided to offer it for free to others.