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[carlucci Friend carlucciJoin date: November 2006Posts: 509Downloads:195Uploads:108 Thanks: 172 Thanked: 17 times in 3 posts]

#248386

😮 Sorry, but I do not understand English well. Could you explain more brief

[jzlosman Friend jzlosmanJoin date: June 2007Posts: 9Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2 Thanked: 3 times in 2 posts]

#248387

<em>@dalt 52476 wrote:</em><blockquote>I think you are drawing on straws here. Your membership fees are still token compared to Developers fees.</blockquote>

I think you don’t understand his point. It was that the difference in the Developers license and regular member license is the amount of domains you get, not that you were paying more to ensure you got 2 templates a month.

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#248388

<em>@carlucci 52525 wrote:</em><blockquote>:confused: where is the Ja Galena template ?</blockquote>

It’s not released yet, Carlucci.

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#248389

Thank you very much.

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#248391

<em>@jzlosman 52529 wrote:</em><blockquote>I think you don’t understand his point. It was that the difference in the Developers license and regular member license is the amount of domains you get, not that you were paying more to ensure you got 2 templates a month.</blockquote>

I was not paid?

[sevil Friend sevilJoin date: November 2007Posts: 46Downloads:0Uploads:2 Thanks: 8 Thanked: 12 times in 1 posts]

#248400

Now guys.. I am getting bored of some opinions from some members..
Why are you so aggresive against JA Team. JA is not responsible for your failures! If you are not able to edit or install a template made by JA Team so don’t cry like a baby crys for milk! I think everyone who is working with Joomla should have intermediate skills in Css – html – xhtml and php. JA Teline 2 works great without any problems. Also JA Team is the only Template provider for Joomla who releases 2 Templates in one month. And the Membership fee is really cheap. So don’t waste your time with writting unneccessary posts! JA Team is in my opinion the best and most professional choice for Joomla Templates. Based also on Web 2.0 Standarts with high quality! Thank you JA Team! I can wait a few days more to get a qualitaty template..!!

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[tifa29 Friend tifa29Join date: April 2007Posts: 31Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 4 Thanked: 5 times in 2 posts]

#248405

<em>@jzlosman 52527 wrote:</em><blockquote>But because it is so easy, I would imagine you could set up your own parameter switches and upload the modified index.php to help others instead of complaining about it on the forums.</blockquote>

That is a very bad argument.

P.S: I dont care how long is JA working with one or two template. It isnt my job, and i dont become money to care about it. But, JA becomes money for his work. Thats the reason why their templates should work without problems after publishing (or 1-2 weeks later), because customers pay for it. And, their templates are working. It isnt important is it after 1 or 2 week, or 4-5 days. I pay for support and for working template, and i become both. 🙂

The one bad thing i dont like with JA is the coding of modules from beginning every time with a new template. Someone, it isnt just me (im sure for that), will put a module from Avian, Corona template into Teline, or Koniga. But, he cant. That is very bad. Lot of modules are not compatible with other templates.

The second thing i dont like: Next every time to see same topics new opened with basic questions about installing a module, component etc. Make videos with standard instructions. It will save time for you, and lot of place in your database. 🙂

P.P.S: As standard: Sorry for my bad english. 🙂

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#248409

<em>@TIFA29 52549 wrote:</em><blockquote>
The one bad thing i dont like with JA is the coding of modules from beginning every time with a new template. Someone, it isnt just me (im sure for that), will put a module from Avian, Corona template into Teline, or Koniga. But, he cant. That is very bad. Lot of modules are not compatible with other templates.[/quote]
Not sure what you are referring to here . . . most modules are cross compatible. There may be some relative CSS styling to match a particular template, but the modules work.

TIFAThe second thing i dont like: Next every time to see same topics new opened with basic questions about installing a module, component etc. Make videos with standard instructions. It will save time for you, and lot of place in your database.

There are tutorials abound all over the internet for how to install modules and templates. JoomlART does not have the time to create “how to” videos for each and every template and module. There are certain things one needs to take the time to learn when/if one is going to be working with Joomla websites.

[unixboymd Friend unixboymdJoin date: February 2006Posts: 95Downloads:0Uploads:5 Thanks: 13 Thanked: 22 times in 1 posts]

#248418

It is not the responsibilty of Joomlart to make sure that their template users understand how to perform an installation of a Joomla! extension.

If you chose to use Joomla! then it is YOUR responsibilty to make sure that you know how Joomla! works.

There are many, many documents out there that explain how to use Joomla! Hell there is even a Joomla Tutorial site.

Granted JA should provide set-up instructions for each of their templates – which they do.

It is also not their responsibilty to make sure that their templates are compatible with all of the thousands of Joomla! extensions that are available. To think that is just insane. You are paying a small fee for a quality Joomla! template. You are not paying to have JA customize a template so that it works specificly for your set-up.

If you need your template customized and you can’t do it yourself, then hire a developer.

[tifa29 Friend tifa29Join date: April 2007Posts: 31Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 4 Thanked: 5 times in 2 posts]

#248419

<em>@tcraw1010 52555 wrote:</em><blockquote>Not sure what you are referring to here . . . most modules are cross compatible. There may be some relative CSS styling to match a particular template, but the modules work.[/quote]

No, they dont. Try to put module ja-newsflash from corona into koniga, or iris. 🙂

<em>@tcraw1010 52555 wrote:</em><blockquote>
There are tutorials abound all over the internet for how to install modules and templates. JoomlART does not have the time to create “how to” videos for each and every template and module. There are certain things one needs to take the time to learn when/if one is going to be working with Joomla websites.</blockquote>

I know it, you know it. And? Why have we then still topics with questions about that stuff? Its much easier to make the videos then to answer every time to every one who ask. 🙂

<em>@unixboymd 52569 wrote:</em><blockquote>It is also not their responsibilty to make sure that their templates are compatible with all of the thousands of Joomla! extensions that are available. To think that is just insane. You are paying a small fee for a quality Joomla! template. You are not paying to have JA customize a template so that it works specificly for your set-up.[/quote]

No. I pay a small pee to become a good idea, and a good source code. If i use the same template (without to change it) i will be one of hundreds who have it. At last: I didnt write about thousands other extensions and compability with JA templates. 🙂

If you need your template customized and you can’t do it yourself, then hire a developer.</blockquote>

I did make it, and it was worse. 600 USD for nothing. I can do it self better. 🙂

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#248420

<em>@TIFA29 52571 wrote:</em><blockquote>
I know it, you know it. And? Why have we then still topics with questions about that stuff? Its much easier to make the videos then to answer every time to every one who ask. 🙂
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Here is an excellent tutorial resource for Joomla -> Joomla Tutorials[/url]

Videos and everything.

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#248422

Nice wil iy be if JA team make a sticky link to the site. Maybe ill it then not be so much same topics about basic stuff. 🙂

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#248423

<em>@TIFA29 52574 wrote:</em><blockquote>Nice wil iy be if JA team make a sticky link to the site. Maybe ill it then not be so much same topics about basic stuff. :)</blockquote>

Google –> Joomla Tutorials –> Bookmark This Site

😉

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#248451

I have and it’s fairly easy if you know what you’re doing. It’s just a matter of installing the module and modifying the template (index.php, css, etc.) that you want to insert the module into.
<em>@TIFA29 52571 wrote:</em><blockquote>No, they dont. Try to put module ja-newsflash from corona into koniga, or iris. :)</blockquote>

If it’s so easy to make the video tutorials, why don’t you make them and kindly donate them to JA or the entire Joomla! community – that way everyone can benefit. But personally, I don’t see any reason to re-invent the wheel when there are already videos and tutorials available – if you’re willing to take the time to search for it – as opposed to having someone hand it to you on a silver platter.
<em>@TIFA29 52571 wrote:</em><blockquote>
I know it, you know it. And? Why have we then still topics with questions about that stuff? Its much easier to make the videos then to answer every time to every one who ask. 🙂
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#248465

<em>@tcraw1010 52575 wrote:</em><blockquote>Google –> Joomla Tutorials –> Bookmark This Site

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I dont need it. 🙂

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