Merged [Merged topic] Kunena Web Site: What Joomla extensions are used at this website (Kunena.org)?

johnnydement wrote:

Right now our integration is avatar, profiles and pms, we're working hard for getting also forum configuration (signatures and so) controlled from kunena soon, and that is just the tip of the iceberg of our plans

I'm about to upgrade to Kunena from Fireboard (waiting for the next release) and I'm tempted to add Jomsocial.

Is there an easy upgrade path? All my users currently have their avatars and personal information held in a Fireboard profile, is there an easy way to add Jomsocial to manage profiles without losing any data or avatars?

No, sorry, all data will have to be reentered.

Also notice, that right now, our integration doesn't cover signatures nor readins tlyle (older first-new first), so they will stay with the valours they have before the integration, you will not be able to modify them easily (at this stage)

hi folks,

no idea whether this is the right category to post this question, but i found no better one. so ... could you please name the component you use for the kunena-community. is it jomsocial?

*CB knowhow will help you also to build somethink like Jomsocial- maybe much better. CB ist more flexible and also compatible with FB & KN.

*Community Builder

As far as I overlook all the discussions in this place, nobody yet made a point to the one and final question ...

What does KUNENA - besides being the most impatiently awaited new Joomla extension - stand for?

Read this: www.kunena.com/blog/19-developer-blog/37-welcome-to-kunena
About half way down it tells all

The front page of this website has the info. Here is a copy of it:

Kunena— A Powerful Forum with a New Direction edit
Kunena, translated from Swahili meaning "to speak", arose out of a fork of the former Fireboard forum with a new team and some of the previous developers, including several Joomla core developers.

Many fixes and new features which had been planned for past releases but never implemented have been added to the initial release. Kunena 1.0.x is fully compatible with all prior versions of Fireboard and can be installed parallel to it for testing purposes. Migrating from Fireboard to Kunena couldn't be easier. Simply uninstall Fireboard, update any menu links, and you're ready to go.

woza wrote:

Read this: www.kunena.com/blog/19-developer-blog/37-welcome-to-kunena
About half way down it tells all

:blush: It does

Hey Guys,

Congrats on the advancement of Fireboard into Kunena. The only thing I wanted to point out while browsing is that the favicon of the site still shows a Joomla default. You have these very nice graphics everywhere, so a matching favicon would do justice I think.

Regards.

and is this the best sef component that works well with kunena? any inputs will be well appreciated. thanks.

Joomla 1.5 internal SEF. Unfortunately Kunena does not support nice looking SEF URLs for it -- yet.