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July 26, 2007 at 3:38 pm #121652
Travelling Doctors is the online community for Overseas Doctors living and working in Australia. Every year several thousands of doctors come from abroad to work in Australia and most have the same questions, concerns and requirements! As such, Travelling Doctors has become the central focal point for this community… and guess what – IT’S JOOMLA!!! 😎 Our community is currently at a rate of 40% per month!
Website URL: http://www.travellingdoctors.com – please use this link (so as not to dilute the stats) http://www.travellingdoctors.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=300&Itemid=523
Template: JA_Xenia
Note: Originally I paid a company to develop a website for me in Joomla – Big mistake. Buying a professional template from JA was the BEST move i could have made.Additional Extensions (Components, Modules, Plug ins):
Community Builder
with:
-CB Autowelcome (brilliant – very very useful)
-UddeIMSimpleboard Forum
with:
– jbdiscussbotDocman, Image Rotator, EWeather, Extended Ratings, Joomap, GMaps, Zoom Media Gallery
Custom Development:
The majority of hacks are regarding the language files. CB has had certain icons removed but on the whole – it runs “out of the box”The website is huge – over 200 pages. It has been 1 year in the planning and nearly 4 months in development. I would love to know what you think of appearance, navigation and general ease of use. There is an issue with speed which we are working on and I would be grateful for any suggestions.
I am not a website developer but “grown” into a Joomla’ite. Without Joomla, I could never have afforded to have such a comprehensive website.
July 26, 2007 at 5:24 pm #225226Wow, that is a highly extensive site. Great to see you using the typography of the template to a great effect 🙂
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July 26, 2007 at 5:51 pm #225233The site looks good, and has lots of content. Good work!
Here is a cache component that works really good.
Good luck with the site. 🙂July 27, 2007 at 7:06 am #225270<em>@MuffinDCC 22208 wrote:</em><blockquote>Wow, that is a highly extensive site. Great to see you using the typography of the template to a great effect :)</blockquote>
It helps when the template makes it so easy. Many thanks for your comments. 😀
July 27, 2007 at 7:25 am #225272<em>@instantinlaw 22215 wrote:</em><blockquote>The site looks good, and has lots of content. Good work!
Here is a cache component that works really good.
Good luck with the site. :)</blockquote>instantinlaw: Thanks for your comments. I haven’t come across the caching component before… does it help with the speed?
Thanks
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July 27, 2007 at 8:03 am #225275TheTravellingDr;22263instantinlaw: Thanks for your comments. I haven’t come across the caching component before… does it help with the speed?
Thanks
IainFirst of all, a very nice and clean website. Excellent work.
Second, about a caching component, I don’t know about the component pointed out by Bill, but I use this one (http://fun.kubera.org/content/view/20/45/lang,iso-8859-1/) on my Xenia-site and I must say it works pretty good.
Kind Regards,
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July 28, 2007 at 7:47 am #225375TheTravellingDr;22263instantinlaw: Thanks for your comments. I haven’t come across the caching component before… does it help with the speed?
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IainWithout the cache component my site takes upwards of 2 miniuts to fully load. With the cache component, it takes about 3/4 second.
BIG improvement, and the one I linked to is free too. 🙂instantinlaw Friendinstantinlaw
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July 28, 2007 at 7:49 am #225377swemmel;22266First of all, a very nice and clean website. Excellent work.
Second, about a caching component, I don’t know about the component pointed out by Bill, but I use this one (http://fun.kubera.org/content/view/20/45/lang,iso-8859-1/) on my Xenia-site and I must say it works pretty good.
Kind Regards,
PeterI’m going to have to look into that one too Peter.
Thanks for the link. 🙂July 28, 2007 at 8:19 am #225382<em>@instantinlaw 22389 wrote:</em><blockquote>Without the cache component my site takes upwards of 2 miniuts to fully load. With the cache component, it takes about 3/4 second.
BIG improvement, and the one I linked to is free too. :)</blockquote>WOW – ok certainly worth a look. many thanks
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July 28, 2007 at 10:19 am #225389Very nice website, well done!
July 28, 2007 at 8:11 pm #225421TheTravellingDr: Also check out Artio JoomSEF as a good search engine friendly URL creator!
http://www.artio.net/en/joomla-extensions/artio-joomsef
As for Caching Component I am using JAccelerator! Easy as IRCMaxwell’s if not easier.
Ya silly me! Thanks instaninlaw!
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July 29, 2007 at 6:33 am #225435ncrc;22447TheTravellingDr: Also check out Artio JoomSEF as a caching component, it’s easy as pie to implement, configure and use! My personal Favorite and FREE!
ncrc,
Isn’t JoomSEF an SEO component?August 6, 2007 at 4:58 pm #226495<em>@ncrc 22447 wrote:</em><blockquote>TheTravellingDr: Also check out Artio JoomSEF as a caching component, it’s easy as pie to implement, configure and use! My personal Favorite and FREE!
http://www.artio.net/en/joomla-extensions/artio-joomsef</blockquote>
<em>@instantinlaw 22465 wrote:</em><blockquote>ncrc,
Isn’t JoomSEF an SEO component?</blockquote>I’m interested in the SEO components as well – do they help to tidy up the URLs?
CHeers
IAinAugust 10, 2007 at 12:27 pm #226767Great job. I like it!
But:
In MS internet explorer there is a small white vertical line in the header…
August 10, 2007 at 1:25 pm #226781<em>@mithrandir1974 24049 wrote:</em><blockquote>
In MS internet explorer there is a small white vertical line in the header…</blockquote>
Arghhhhhh!!!! The white line – it’s the bane of my life. It’s in firefox as well. I’m working on it but it’s proving elusive >:(
Thanks for your other comments though 😀
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