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Kunena 6.3.0 released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 6.3.0 [K 6.3.0] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 4.4.x/5.0.x/5.1.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.2 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 6.3
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Question Mootools; selective enabling
13 years 5 months ago #3
by Oscar2
Replied by Oscar2 on topic Re: Mootools; selective enabling
That sounds like exactly what Im looking for 
Can you help me doing the same, or is it complicated? Im really new at Joomla..!
Can you help me doing the same, or is it complicated? Im really new at Joomla..!
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13 years 5 months ago #4
by fxstein
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Replied by fxstein on topic Re: Mootools; selective enabling
Kunena 1.6.1 does that already.
If MT Upgrade is not enabled by default, it gets enabled just for the Kunena pages.
HOWEVER: This does not prevent java script conflicts. You should enable MT Upgrade to make sure your site works (no java script errors). Once everything works fine, you can disable MT UPgrade and Kunena 1.6.1 will load it just for the forum pages. If any other plugin or the template load mootools 1.1 before Kunena gets a change to enable mootools 1.2.4, the selective enabling will not work - in which case you have to enable MT Upgrade and make sure it is run (order of plugins) before any other plugins that might call java script libraries.
Hope this helps!
If MT Upgrade is not enabled by default, it gets enabled just for the Kunena pages.
HOWEVER: This does not prevent java script conflicts. You should enable MT Upgrade to make sure your site works (no java script errors). Once everything works fine, you can disable MT UPgrade and Kunena 1.6.1 will load it just for the forum pages. If any other plugin or the template load mootools 1.1 before Kunena gets a change to enable mootools 1.2.4, the selective enabling will not work - in which case you have to enable MT Upgrade and make sure it is run (order of plugins) before any other plugins that might call java script libraries.
Hope this helps!
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13 years 5 months ago #5
by Oscar2
Replied by Oscar2 on topic Re: Mootools; selective enabling
Ah we're getting somewhere, thanks Its still hard for me to grasp though.
I have joomsef and joomgallery as main extensions, as well as jfinalizer to combine js and css files and the afterburner template from Rockettheme for my website. The rockettheme template has the option to disable mootools... Any problems here? Is there a step-by-step plan that I can follow to see how things work?
Its still hard for me to grasp though.I have joomsef and joomgallery as main extensions, as well as jfinalizer to combine js and css files and the afterburner template from Rockettheme for my website. The rockettheme template has the option to disable mootools... Any problems here? Is there a step-by-step plan that I can follow to see how things work?
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13 years 5 months ago #6
by fxstein
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Replied by fxstein on topic Re: Mootools; selective enabling
Sorry no step by step plan. There are way too many extensions out there that we don't know anything about.
Firebug is your friend. Open a page in Firefox and look at the javascript libraries that are being loaded. They will contain the version upfront. Go to a Kunena page and check if mootools 1.2.4 is being loaded.
FYI We have not tested Kunena for jfinalizer. In general all these css and js concatinators can great nasty side effects. To start with I recommend do disable any such extensions, make sure everything works fine. Then and only then should you start testing any extension that modifies css and js files in any way. It will make it virtually impossible to debug if the libraries loaded are not identical to what the components load.
Hope this helps!
Firebug is your friend. Open a page in Firefox and look at the javascript libraries that are being loaded. They will contain the version upfront. Go to a Kunena page and check if mootools 1.2.4 is being loaded.
FYI We have not tested Kunena for jfinalizer. In general all these css and js concatinators can great nasty side effects. To start with I recommend do disable any such extensions, make sure everything works fine. Then and only then should you start testing any extension that modifies css and js files in any way. It will make it virtually impossible to debug if the libraries loaded are not identical to what the components load.
Hope this helps!
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