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wordpress integration to joomla
If any developer is interested to develope this component i would like to donate atleat 100 dollars. I am pretty sure so many guy's are intersted and he can resell it if he/she wants!!
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
True vege,
It would seem a logical component to have... however, when I first moved to Mambo (from wordpress), I integrated by using a wrapper.
Wordpress automatically changed it's background to suit the template (transparent-like) and it worked trouble free.... I've switched to just using the Mambo/Joomla-blog feature now with AKOComment. But you could probably get away with using both content management systems without any hassle forever.. but that said, it is nice to have it packaged as one.
Good luck!!
It would seem a logical component to have... however, when I first moved to Mambo (from wordpress), I integrated by using a wrapper.
Wordpress automatically changed it's background to suit the template (transparent-like) and it worked trouble free.... I've switched to just using the Mambo/Joomla-blog feature now with AKOComment. But you could probably get away with using both content management systems without any hassle forever.. but that said, it is nice to have it packaged as one.
Good luck!!
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
I would definitely be interested as well. I currently have a Wordpress site that would be great in Joomla's format, but the thought of losing so many posts makes it not a viable option.
The wrapper is a quick fix, but it's a scrolling nightmare and not very easy on the eyes.
The wrapper is a quick fix, but it's a scrolling nightmare and not very easy on the eyes.
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
is there any further development of this integration, or is there wordpress available as a component, er, whatever. I'm new to joomla/mambo, etc, so yeah.
Re: wordpress integration to joomla
This may not help WOrdpress users, but there's work being done towards integrating B2Evolution. Considering both are so similar, it might be good for you, though I don't know about importing WP data into B2E.
One of the good things about B2E is that it's multi lingual and multi users/blogs out of the box
One of the good things about B2E is that it's multi lingual and multi users/blogs out of the box
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
Why not just have both? thats what I do, I have a couple of Joomla sites and they both are linked to WP blogs.
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yes, both is an awesome idea.. but integration and linking are two very different things. Sure, I could link it no problem, but it wouldn't theme with the site, and I kinda want that.random wrote: Why not just have both? thats what I do, I have a couple of Joomla sites and they both are linked to WP blogs.
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
Pulling WP content in to Joomla (under the constraints of a wrapper) is in theory an option but, a rather inglorious hack at best.
Search bots and Directory bots have no data trail to follow with content that appears in a wrapper.
WP features the ability to allow the reader to:
That said, Joomla offers a far more robust Content Management solution that works best for 95% of my project needs and the needs of my clients. It's those other 5% who could really use the beneficial "extended blogging" tools found commonly in -up to date- blogging apps that I've got to answer to.
Search bots and Directory bots have no data trail to follow with content that appears in a wrapper.
- Window (iFrame) constraints muddy up the layout and often force the designer to accept unacceptable V and H scroll bars.
- At this point, the wrapper feature -doesn't- include the ability to force-frame (meaning that, if a viewer finds a direct link to WP content, that content loads in it's default style, without the Joomla site design and navigation)
WP features the ability to allow the reader to:
- leave a trackable comment (the comment can be picked up as an independent rss feed
- Permalink; offers a quick and easy way to reference an article or topic for remote commentary
- Trackback; allows readers the ability to comment on an article from a remote website. e.g. multi-threaded discussion...
That said, Joomla offers a far more robust Content Management solution that works best for 95% of my project needs and the needs of my clients. It's those other 5% who could really use the beneficial "extended blogging" tools found commonly in -up to date- blogging apps that I've got to answer to.
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
he he WOrdpress Vs B2evolution I started a thread once in support of Wordpress these guys Bashed me up so now I am waiting for the b2evo bridge
*Bluesaze goes to Predator and bribes him to drop b2evolution and consider making a bridge for wordpress
*Bluesaze goes to Predator and bribes him to drop b2evolution and consider making a bridge for wordpress
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WP or Evo, both carry pretty much the same "extended" feature sets with regards to content exchange (comments, ping/trackback, etc.) The inclusion of "standardized" feature enhancements to Joomla's Blog engine would be the icing on the cake of an otherwise nearly perfect CM which I'd hope was somewhere on the development horizon.
In the interim I `spoze it's up to us and 3pd's to incite core-dev interest.
Not like they don't have enough on their collective plates to deal with already..
:-)
In the interim I `spoze it's up to us and 3pd's to incite core-dev interest.
Not like they don't have enough on their collective plates to deal with already..
:-)
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
I'm sorry you're bitter about this. I did not bash you up. I merely expressed my preference and explained why.bluesaze wrote: I started a thread once in support of Wordpress these guys Bashed me up
@visualweb, yes, WP and b2E are similar in many ways, they both started life as the same product I think, and forked. I personally prefer B2E because of multi blog, multi user, and multi language out of the box. Note I'm not bashing you, just stating my preference
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no bashing inferred vavroom, I like (and use) both B2 and WP. Personally, the dynamics of the particular project dictate which (if any) OS application I choose to develop around. It's all about clients gettin' the "warm fuzzy", tools are just a means to the end.
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Hey Nic you takes things too seriously I meant it as a joke (Notice the Smileys). I have No problems with b2evo I just like wordpress better thats all.vavroom wrote: I'm sorry you're bitter about this. I did not bash you up. I merely expressed my preference and explained why.
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
b2evolution is also good . Is there any approximate target date for b2 integration?
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla and Plog/LifeType?
Hivavroom wrote: This may not help WOrdpress users, but there's work being done towards integrating B2Evolution. Considering both are so similar, it might be good for you, though I don't know about importing WP data into B2E.
One of the good things about B2E is that it's multi lingual and multi users/blogs out of the box
Does anyone use Plog, or LifeType as it is called now?
This is a great blogging software with a great multiblog-interface.
I have problems integrating it with Joomla, mainly because I'm not so skilled in php
Could someone be interested in helping out with this integrating, or guide me to some tips and tricks for dummies?
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
I have managed to do this at my site: http://www.internettablettlalk.com
Notice that the main page is Mambo. I used Predator's vBridge, and created my own bridge from Wordpress to vBulletin. It works perfectly. While you still need to create a separate user(s) as author(s) in Wordpress, comments uses vBulletin. You can check out the Wordpress blog component of the site at: http://www.internettablettalk.com/blog
Hope this helps.
Notice that the main page is Mambo. I used Predator's vBridge, and created my own bridge from Wordpress to vBulletin. It works perfectly. While you still need to create a separate user(s) as author(s) in Wordpress, comments uses vBulletin. You can check out the Wordpress blog component of the site at: http://www.internettablettalk.com/blog
Hope this helps.
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
Looks like Marko is almost done with this >>>
http://www.joomladeveloping.org/compone ... Itemid,29/
Guess bluesaze wins the battle after all!!!!
(notice the multiple smileys)
http://www.joomladeveloping.org/compone ... Itemid,29/
Guess bluesaze wins the battle after all!!!!
(notice the multiple smileys)
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I've heard about b2evo for some time yet never checked it out as I've always just built ad-hoc blogs in Joomla using conten blog setups.... thanks to this thread I just went to b2evolution.net and am ecstatic - multi-user blogs!!!! I have 4 development projects on hold at the moment because I was looking for this feature... I can't wait to install a demo and play with it this eve... a joomla integration would be fantastic but I can wait to plug in community-accessible forum etc features.. right now its time to get people blogging!
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
b2evolution is also on my list to integrate, but it is also possible to expand WordPress to have multiblogging, currently working on this.designguru wrote:
I've heard about b2evo for some time yet never checked it out as I've always just built ad-hoc blogs in Joomla using conten blog setups.... thanks to this thread I just went to b2evolution.net and am ecstatic - multi-user blogs!!!! I have 4 development projects on hold at the moment because I was looking for this feature... I can't wait to install a demo and play with it this eve... a joomla integration would be fantastic but I can wait to plug in community-accessible forum etc features.. right now its time to get people blogging!
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
But what about Lifetype?
This is a great multiblogging system which is really easy to use and customize for every bloguser if they would like their own template and so on.
Have any of you checked it out?
This is a great multiblogging system which is really easy to use and customize for every bloguser if they would like their own template and so on.
Have any of you checked it out?
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
It would be great if latest WP post can be posted on the frontpage.
Just because of this, I'm not using JD-WP and rather installed wordpress in separate folder
I'd be very happy if this function is made possible.
Just because of this, I'm not using JD-WP and rather installed wordpress in separate folder
I'd be very happy if this function is made possible.
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
People, we are waitin for almost two years for some nice, easy, good working multi-user component to use in Joomla. Now we already have wpmu, so somebody please just write a bridge to joomla for this system, and it will be more than great.
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
I want this component as well. It has been long time since this topic started. I have used mojoblog. They say it is very similar to wordpress.
I am not sure what they meant by "blogging component developed loosely around the popular Open Source blogging platform WordPress"
That is the description of mojoblog. What do you guys think of this?
I am not sure what they meant by "blogging component developed loosely around the popular Open Source blogging platform WordPress"
That is the description of mojoblog. What do you guys think of this?
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
I just want to help people ..the component is available at mojoblog zip file ...u can directly install the component into joomla....
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
Mojoblog is the successor of com_jd-wp and is currently available for download on our support site, http://www.joomlify.com.
Currently, we're at a 0.16 point release *(that's 16 revisions from Markos' last point release of jd-wp) so, yeah... It was/is loosely based around jd-wp. :-)
Currently, we're at a 0.16 point release *(that's 16 revisions from Markos' last point release of jd-wp) so, yeah... It was/is loosely based around jd-wp. :-)
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
Any idea when you will have a version that works with Joomla!1.5?visualweb wrote:Currently, we're at a 0.16 point release
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
That's the course I thought best also. We have Joomla 1.5x installed to root of the site and WP in a /blog directory.random wrote:Why not just have both? thats what I do, I have a couple of Joomla sites and they both are linked to WP blogs.
May I ask:
How did you link the WP blog in the Joomla Main Menu? Did you use an external link or if an internal link, which one, and if you could, the details of the settings that worked for you.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: wordpress integration to joomla
If there's anyone around still interested in this, I've put in a request for a WordPress plug-in to be made for JFusion over at the WordPress forum. If you want to increase our chances at getting this done then please register at the forum and let them know how you'd really like this type of plug-in to be made.