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
Solved Formatting issue on fresh install of K5b5
Unfortunately, this seems to happen (as far as Kunena's HMVC templates are concerned) with four out of five Joomla templates, sadly. The trick is to find a Joomla site template that co-operates nicely with Kunena. This also may explain why nine out of ten Kunena site owners are still using the older [Blue Eagle-based] templates.jhebbel wrote: For giggles, tried k4, same issues with the icons folder missing or path broken, with some additional funkyness happening in the menu.
As far as topic icons are concerned, there's a setting somewhere on the Crypsis template option (I think).
I've been tempted to go back to protostar; K 4.0 Crypsis seems to work pretty well with that one. :lol:jhebbel wrote: Guess it may be time for me to re-design my template in bootstrap, though ive never really liked bootstrap much.
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
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At this rate i'm beginning to think k5 was more stable than k4.
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810 wrote: you miss the icons css and I think responsive css.
Got the css files, but the icons are throwing 404 errors, the path seems to be broken as that folder does not exist on my server:
inputmapper.com/index.php/kunena/welcome...me-to-kunena/reply/1
Also, the quick reply button seems to do nothing.
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I wrote an "opinion piece" some years ago (posted on this site and updated in my own blog) about the possibilities, the problems and pitfalls associated with migrating from one forum product to Kunena (or any other product, for that matter).jhebbel wrote: Coming from Chrono yourself, do you know of any way to import board data? I have tens of thousands of posts id rather not lose.
While it is certainly true that CF provided a single-click import feature—it was one of the features that attracted me to CF in the first place—CF is kind of in an exclusive class. AFAIK there isn't a means of importing from CF to Kunena, certainly not with a single mouse-click.
However, nothing's impossible; "where there's a will there's a way" as the saying goes. But the means to achieve this outcome might prove to be a time-consuming or financial barrier. I'm happy to discuss your situation with you—free of charge—and give you some suggestions or "benefit" of my experience. Skype might be something you could consider (my Skype address is in my user profile on this site).
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
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sozzled wrote:
I wrote an "opinion piece" some years ago (posted on this site and updated in my own blog) about the possibilities, the problems and pitfalls associated with migrating from one forum product to Kunena (or any other product, for that matter).jhebbel wrote: Coming from Chrono yourself, do you know of any way to import board data? I have tens of thousands of posts id rather not lose.
While it is certainly true that CF provided a single-click import feature—it was one of the features that attracted me to CF in the first place—CF is kind of in an exclusive class. AFAIK there isn't a means of importing from CF to Kunena, certainly not with a single mouse-click.
However, nothing's impossible; "where there's a will there's a way" as the saying goes. But the means to achieve this outcome might prove to be a time-consuming or financial barrier. I'm happy to discuss your situation with you—free of charge—and give you some suggestions or "benefit" of my experience. Skype might be something you could consider (my Skype address is in my user profile on this site).
I will likely write my own import script, I did the same when I switched from phpBB to Chrono. Even though Chrono had the supposed ability to import from phpBB, it never worked quite right, so I wrote my own. Should Not be very hard for kunena as it seems to have a pretty common sense db structure.
Definitely liking the way kunena is written more than Chrono. Even though it was missing some features that I liked, the code is well written in kunena enough that I have already been able to code the changes that I found shortcomings. I easily added joomla group badges as well as additional social and profile fields. Thumbs up to the devs here using the more standard model-view approach as opposed to Chrono's php soup.
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