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Question Kunena 2.0.4: MightyExtensions integration still possible? It was done before ... PAID JOB!
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Kunena 2.0.4: MightyExtensions integration still possible? It was done before ... PAID JOB! was created by TheTransistor
Dear all,
We are running a small music site on Joomla 1.5.26 and - for several reasons - cannot upgrade to a later version yet. Our entire user management as well as other key functionalities rely heavily on components from MightyExtensions ( www.mightyextensions.com ).
At the moment, we are using an outdated version of Kunena: 1.5.4. Needless to say, we are getting more and more concerned about security issues. Thankfully, we haven't had to deal with any exploits so far. But upgrading Kunena to a safe version is one of the things that would make us sleep better at night.
A (in computing terms) long time ago (around 2009 / 2010), a Norwegian programmer wrote a MightyExtensions integration for Kunena. Our Kunena forum displays all user avatars from "MightyRegistration" while using the "MightyMessage" component to send private messages. Our users can also use a "Make Friends" link to connect to other members on our site (using the "MightyTouch" component).
I already know what most of you are going to say: Upgrade J! and look for other components that may do the job. We did, but none of them offered the same level of integration.
So here comes my question: While we are admittedly stuck in the past, is there any brave programmer out there who could integrate the latest version of Kunena with the components we use? It was done before, and shouldn't be too difficult to do (that's what the original programmer told us, but he knew what buttons to push
). This is a paid job, and we shall be grateful if you could send us your comments and ideas.
And to answer your final question: Yes, we did try to contact the original programmer, but to no avail ... :dry:
Many thanks for your time & best regards,
TT
We are running a small music site on Joomla 1.5.26 and - for several reasons - cannot upgrade to a later version yet. Our entire user management as well as other key functionalities rely heavily on components from MightyExtensions ( www.mightyextensions.com ).
At the moment, we are using an outdated version of Kunena: 1.5.4. Needless to say, we are getting more and more concerned about security issues. Thankfully, we haven't had to deal with any exploits so far. But upgrading Kunena to a safe version is one of the things that would make us sleep better at night.
A (in computing terms) long time ago (around 2009 / 2010), a Norwegian programmer wrote a MightyExtensions integration for Kunena. Our Kunena forum displays all user avatars from "MightyRegistration" while using the "MightyMessage" component to send private messages. Our users can also use a "Make Friends" link to connect to other members on our site (using the "MightyTouch" component).
I already know what most of you are going to say: Upgrade J! and look for other components that may do the job. We did, but none of them offered the same level of integration.
So here comes my question: While we are admittedly stuck in the past, is there any brave programmer out there who could integrate the latest version of Kunena with the components we use? It was done before, and shouldn't be too difficult to do (that's what the original programmer told us, but he knew what buttons to push
). This is a paid job, and we shall be grateful if you could send us your comments and ideas.And to answer your final question: Yes, we did try to contact the original programmer, but to no avail ... :dry:
Many thanks for your time & best regards,
TT
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