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hornos - Good advice though. I always back things up just in case. But once a site is live with people contributing (the site I'm working on now will have people register and contribute articles and links, then a staff member will review and publish them (or reject and notify the author of needed ch...

I have to admit, this is the fastest fix turnaround time I've ever seen! Kudos to the Joomla! Team! Mistakes happen, but it shows when you've corrected them immediately intead of a year later. Seriously, you guys done a great job. I'm about to upgrade my project in development and am looking forward...

Good thing that I haven't put my site online yet. I've been developing a site with 1.0.5 offline on my personal server. I have 4 to do but only started on the one site and have it nearly finished. Do I use the upgrade package or can I erase all the files (except my template, modules and components, ...

I assume I'll need to fasten my seatbelt. With 4 sites that tentatively will be using the Joomla CMS system, and each on also may have a phpBB forum (two already do), I'm sure keeping up with updates and upgrades will get quite interesting.

Thank you. Works good now. It would be useful if that could somehow be stuck into the profile upload avatar part as a reference. I even checked the FAQ and didn't find anything about it.

Thanks for the help. As you can see, it worked.

When I set up to link to a picture (about 84 x 100, jpg or 84 x 100 gif - tried both formats) the image ends up looking distorted at the top of the page and in my posts. The image also ends up much smaller than the actual avatar size. Can someone tell me what format the avatar has to be in and what ...

First I'd like to say Congratulations on the new alpha.  I'm new here and I was using Mambo for a little while. I tried Joomla 1.0.5 and am going to try and use it on my 4 domains that need a CMS. One in particular I need to get started on soon so that my site staff can start putting stuff from...