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Sunday, 22 November 2009 23:47

JoomlaPack gives Santa Claus an early welcome

This month was very busy with development. My goal for JoomlaPack 2.4 was more than just fix outstanding bugs; my goal was to make JoomlaPack usable in more server environments and give you more power. This post describes what JoomlaPack's very own Santa Claus has in its bags for December 2009 Wink

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Monday, 19 October 2009 19:12

JoomlaPack and security solutions

JoomlaPack and security solutions

Phew! Long time since my last blog post. Truth be told, I was very busy with producing JoomlaPack 2.4.b1, the video tutorials and some other projects I am currently working on. Since you waited so long to hear from me, let me give you a nice, short, useful piece of information. I'm going to discuss why many of you get HTTP 403 "Forbidden" error messages and how to work around them!

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