Kunena 7.0.11 & Kunena 6.4.16 – Security Updates Released and K7.1 in RC1 2
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of three simultaneous security release : K6.4.16, K7.0.11 and K7.1 RC2. Just a reminder K6.4.16 receives only securities fixes untill end of 2026, so it's advised for users to upgrade to K7.0.11. K7.0.11 is the last release of the K7.0 because it's replaced by K7.1 branch with the stable release in the corner. The translations for K7.1 on crowdin.com/project/kunena-forum-7-1 needs to be checked or improved becasue it has been generated by TM (Translation Machine).
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If you are having problems then, for your own benefit, it would save us all a lot of time if you would kindly post your configuration report when you ask for help from this forum. If you do not post your configuration report we will not ask you for it but you will probably not get your problem solved, either.
Sticky A Kunena Discuss workshop: How to allow my users to comment on my Joomla articles in my forum
12 years 8 months ago - 12 years 8 months ago #153720
by Uncle Sam
Replied by Uncle Sam on topic A Kunena Discuss workshop: How to allow my users to comment on my Joomla articles in my forum
Wow, what I am surprised about is why no one seems to realize the issue!and thankyou very much for your patience and I am sure I will be back here, soon! You are the best!
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12 years 8 months ago #153723
by sozzled
(1) There is no such thing as a "stupid" question. People ask questions to learn and, in answering those questions we all learn from them. There are no stupid questions but there are plenty of dopey answers! :laugh:
(2) Everyone's experience is different. I don't know why no-one else thought to workshop an example of this before (and, it must be said, not everyone's patience or "endurance" in working these things through step by step is the same, either). Sometimes topics like this can go on for weeks and weeks because people have not the desire to participate as energetically as we have done today and, for that, I am very grateful to you. I'm not trying to second-guess wny no-one else has "realised" the issue (as you put it) but perhaps people found the "quick and dirty" guide was sufficient? Who knows.
Now that we've dealt with this matter, you have learnt a few things about how to use Joomla and where you can find where Joomla "things" are managed. Heck, we should have made a movie about this workshop, eh?
Good luck and, if you have more questions about how to use Kuenna Discuss, we're here to help as best we can.
Cheers!
Replied by sozzled on topic A Kunena Discuss workshop: How to allow my users to comment on my Joomla articles in my forum
It all depends on how people approach the subject.Uncle Sam wrote: Wow, what I am surprised about is why no one seems to realize the issue!
(1) There is no such thing as a "stupid" question. People ask questions to learn and, in answering those questions we all learn from them. There are no stupid questions but there are plenty of dopey answers! :laugh:
(2) Everyone's experience is different. I don't know why no-one else thought to workshop an example of this before (and, it must be said, not everyone's patience or "endurance" in working these things through step by step is the same, either). Sometimes topics like this can go on for weeks and weeks because people have not the desire to participate as energetically as we have done today and, for that, I am very grateful to you. I'm not trying to second-guess wny no-one else has "realised" the issue (as you put it) but perhaps people found the "quick and dirty" guide was sufficient? Who knows.
Now that we've dealt with this matter, you have learnt a few things about how to use Joomla and where you can find where Joomla "things" are managed. Heck, we should have made a movie about this workshop, eh?
Good luck and, if you have more questions about how to use Kuenna Discuss, we're here to help as best we can.
Cheers!
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