Tips & How to

Since autumn last year in the United States, and now in Poland, more is said about Pinterest website, which some people define him as a Facebook and Twitter killer. Pinterest is something like a virtual corkboard, it enables users to “pin” photos, videos, or just text to their board which they can then share with other people from around the world.

Content Management Systems like Joomla! have become one the internet’s most powerful web developer tools since PHP. A CMS allows you to edit, update, add and remove information quickly and easily using a simple back-end and/or front-end interface. So most of your time can be spent creating content for your new website not a source code.

Joomla! is a content maganement system that allows its users to add articles and, of course, photos. Images are a great way to enhance your website, and adding and managing them is easy. But also this functionality evolves, fortunately in the right direction. Each new version of Joomla! improves the process of adding, but also do this popular extensions.

Placing components, modules or modules in the articles have never been too easy, but sometimes we need to use this kind of solution.

If you’re a cook, you’re probably also an Internet user. The evidence is clear: the number of culinary Web pages is quickly growing. More than half of the Internet users in Europe prepare meals for themselves, their family or their friends on a daily basis. Of course, many cooks use recipes they already know or have previously used. However, if looking for something new or for something specific to go with other elements of a meal, people choose to find what they need on the Internet.

I sometimes wonder why, when preparing for the launch of Joomla 2.5, the Joomla team decided to remove the option to reset the number of article hits. In J1.5 this was a useful feature, especially in instances where an article had been modified (updated).

Rather rarely accepts this type of job, because I do not think they necessarily need to my knowledge, because sometimes just ask on the official joomla forum to solve them. But something tempted me, you can call it a challenge. Well, the client reported that his newly created web page appeared a small block of advertising to a website with pirated software. At first I thought maybe someone hacked into his website. Anyway, that was the title of the email, so suggested that I started drill down on…

You may remember from my post that the security issues involved in different people from around the world. The result is that in this group of people are also our countrymen from Poland. Not so long ago, one of the Polish names appeared next to the updates and security vulnerabilities in Joomla 1.7 and (first edition) 2.5. In this way my trail fell on Jacob, with whom I swapped a few words in an interview.

The security of our data should not be limited to prevent access by outsiders to these. It should also be aware that deleted data can be recovered on the discs if they are not disposed of conveniently.

Attacks on websites whose purpose is to block them, they are not complicated. As is generally the weakest element is the irreverent attitude of the administrator or editor of a website.