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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
Question [Merged topic]The great Mootools/Javascript conflict discussion
15 years 2 months ago #87402
by daviper
Replied by daviper on topic Re: [Merged topic]The great Mootools/Javascript conflict discussion
I meant this thread:
demo16.kunena.com/forum/114-user-written...r-kunena-pages#87331
First of all, I don't envy you, because I've seen how many replies you've added to this discussion and I think Kunena has some of the best forums in general, when it comes to joomla development.
Yeah, I know the problem doesn't lie with Kunena. Unfortunately some developers don't seem to care enough about mootools enough in my opinion. I came across so many components in the past year that have mootools issues, that I've stopped counting them honestly.
I know it would probably be easier to remove the components that are having mootools problems, but I just can't. I've bought a pretty expensive component, and I've just recently discovered that it doesn't work with mootools enabled. And my website is finished. Everything is done, and I've done a lot of work to modify Kunena, that's why I'm willing to spend so much time and effort on getting it working properly.
So I can't change the components, and Kunena is one of the vital parts of the website.
First of all, I don't envy you, because I've seen how many replies you've added to this discussion and I think Kunena has some of the best forums in general, when it comes to joomla development.
Yeah, I know the problem doesn't lie with Kunena. Unfortunately some developers don't seem to care enough about mootools enough in my opinion. I came across so many components in the past year that have mootools issues, that I've stopped counting them honestly.
I know it would probably be easier to remove the components that are having mootools problems, but I just can't. I've bought a pretty expensive component, and I've just recently discovered that it doesn't work with mootools enabled. And my website is finished. Everything is done, and I've done a lot of work to modify Kunena, that's why I'm willing to spend so much time and effort on getting it working properly.
So I can't change the components, and Kunena is one of the vital parts of the website.
15 years 2 months ago - 15 years 2 months ago #87403
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Re: [Merged topic]The great Mootools/Javascript conflict discussion
Even with the correct URL (
www.kunena.org/forum/114-user-written-ha...r-kunena-pages#87331
) the point is that Mootools 1.2.4 is a required piece of software for K 1.6. See
K 1.6 Technical Requirements
. However, I thank you for pointing me to the "other thread" that you were referring to.
I have, in my working life, encountered many cases of the "protect the investment at all costs" approach that many IT managers use when they justify the strategic directions taken by various organisations and businesses. It's always difficult, when you pay a lot of money and realise afterwards that the solution doesn't work, to take the tough decision that maybe it's not worth throwing good money after bad. Nonetheless, you've made done what you've done and no-one is going to say that your choice was the wrong one. But there are always options and that's what I try to keep as my main focus.
One of those options is to engage a professional - a specialist - to work with you (for a fee, of course) to see what can be done to salvage a workable solution with the software that you have chosen. If this approach appeals to you, please let me know by PM and I'll see what I might be able to offer. There aren't any guarantees, of course.
I have, in my working life, encountered many cases of the "protect the investment at all costs" approach that many IT managers use when they justify the strategic directions taken by various organisations and businesses. It's always difficult, when you pay a lot of money and realise afterwards that the solution doesn't work, to take the tough decision that maybe it's not worth throwing good money after bad. Nonetheless, you've made done what you've done and no-one is going to say that your choice was the wrong one. But there are always options and that's what I try to keep as my main focus.
One of those options is to engage a professional - a specialist - to work with you (for a fee, of course) to see what can be done to salvage a workable solution with the software that you have chosen. If this approach appeals to you, please let me know by PM and I'll see what I might be able to offer. There aren't any guarantees, of course.
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
Read my blog and
Last edit: 15 years 2 months ago by sozzled.
15 years 2 months ago #87426
by sozzled
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
Read my blog and
Replied by sozzled on topic Re: [Merged topic]The great Mootools/Javascript conflict discussion
G'day, cryspec, and welcome to Kunena. Please read
Mootools 1.2.4
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
Read my blog and
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