Kunena 7.0.4 Released

The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 7.0.4 [K 7.0.4] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 5.4.x/6.0.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.2 / K 6.3 / K 6.4 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 7.0

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15 years 8 months ago #59189 by woonydanny
Docman was created by woonydanny

freedomcoach wrote: Hi:

The only extension I use that depends on Legacy Mode is DocMan. I'm aware that they now have a 1.5 native commercial version but I haven't upgraded to it because I have been very satisfied with the current free version and do not want to introduce anything potentially disruptive to the site.

Key Question: Will keeping my present version of DocMan running in legacy mode on my J 1.5.20 site be a problem when I upgrade Kunena to 1.6? I'm presently running K 1.5.12.

Sincerely,
Howard


Just upgrade docman. It has been improved both with function and security and only cost $5 or $10. Well worth it, it is a quality product by some of the (ex?) core Joomla developers
still wish that i can write my forum signature through a jomsocial plugin and do it from my jomsocial profile :(

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15 years 8 months ago #59190 by Cerberus
Replied by Cerberus on topic Re: Kunena 1.6 - The legacy of "legacy mode"

peetree21 wrote:

freedomcoach wrote: Hi:

The only extension I use that depends on Legacy Mode is DocMan. I'm aware that they now have a 1.5 native commercial version but I haven't upgraded to it because I have been very satisfied with the current free version and do not want to introduce anything potentially disruptive to the site.

Key Question: Will keeping my present version of DocMan running in legacy mode on my J 1.5.20 site be a problem when I upgrade Kunena to 1.6? I'm presently running K 1.5.12.

Sincerely,
Howard


Just upgrade docman. It has been improved both with function and security and only cost $5 or $10. Well worth it, it is a quality product by some of the (ex?) core Joomla developers


any issues with useing it and k1.6 peetree21???

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15 years 8 months ago #59195 by freedomcoach
Replied by freedomcoach on topic Re: Kunena 1.6 - The legacy of "legacy mode"
My main concern with upgrading Docman is I want to be sure the document lister option/module is still available. I use this a lot on my site and I want to be sure they did not eliminate it in their commercial version. Any idea on this?

Howard

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15 years 8 months ago #59196 by Cerberus
Replied by Cerberus on topic Re: Kunena 1.6 - The legacy of "legacy mode"
i know this may sound wrong but wouldnt i be better for you freedomcoach to go and ask the people at docman if they have or have not got a feature in there software rather than taking this topic more and more off topic. just my observation but would make sense to me.

mods: if im speaking out of turn feel free to delete this post

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15 years 8 months ago #59202 by freedomcoach
Replied by freedomcoach on topic Re: Kunena 1.6 - The legacy of "legacy mode"
Cerberus,

Thanks, you are correct. I will do that.

Howard

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15 years 8 months ago #59220 by yaqwer
Replied by yaqwer on topic Re: Kunena 1.6 - The legacy of "legacy mode"
@freedomcoach

You could be interested in JoomDoc, a fork of native Docman, which is free of charge and licensed under GNU GPL license.

www.artio.net/downloads/joomla-related/joomdoc

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