TOPIC: Plugin request - cbTab

I had that same problem at first but i changed a setting in joomlacoment and it fixed it, its under the layout and then it is called

Columns number of the input area:

its default at 40 i changed mine to 20 and it fixed it. it also fixed the comments that were going over the template on articles.

Nice idea.... but, not only does it make the comment area thinner, it did'nt fix it for me......

Been a while since it's been updated....

...very impressive though Not sure if the original creator is still going to improve this (Karma added btw) but I will take a gander at this sometime in the future.

I stopped developing this plugin, because I don't need it anymore. I realised that drupal is much better community CMS than joomla. The only thing I miss there is joomlacomment.

astro75 wrote:

I stopped developing this plugin, because I don't need it anymore. I realised that drupal is much better community CMS than joomla. The only thing I miss there is joomlacomment.

WHAT!? I used to use drupal.... it was ok, but swapped to joomla..... But joomla has good content system..... and I think is a great CMS. Ok, your loss. Thanks for the plugin though.....

Joshua wrote:
WHAT!? I used to use drupal.... it was ok, but swapped to joomla..... But joomla has good content system..... and I think is a great CMS. Ok, your loss. Thanks for the plugin though.....

I didn't swap to drupal. I just chose it for my project, because it suits my needs better. Joomla is still running my school's website and I will use it for more projects.

Is Drupal also good with content? I haven't used it in a very long time... and perhaps they upgraded, or mabe I did'nt give it enough time.

Joshua wrote:

Is Drupal also good with content? I haven't used it in a very long time... and perhaps they upgraded, or mabe I did'nt give it enough time.

It really depends. I have used joomla on three sites, two were seriously content driven and the other not so much. I tested drupal twice and it just didn't have the options and administrative things joomla has. Also when i tested it (about 4 months ago) it seemed that it wasn't really being updated much and a lot of the things were third party and full of bugs. I'm sure for someone who is way more code savvy drupal might have a lot of potential but for me it wasn't what i was looking for.

blair wrote:

It really depends. I have used joomla on three sites, two were seriously content driven and the other not so much. I tested drupal twice and it just didn't have the options and administrative things joomla has. Also when i tested it (about 4 months ago) it seemed that it wasn't really being updated much and a lot of the things were third party and full of bugs. I'm sure for someone who is way more code savvy drupal might have a lot of potential but for me it wasn't what i was looking for.

Drupal is good system. I didn't find any bugs in it. Many big sites use it.
Here is the video about drupal that changed my opinion http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4gfqu_introduction-to-drupal_tech

Traitors! I won't tolerate this mutiny, you're all banned!

i'm KIDDING obviously! Haha

I havn't ever used Drupal, I only started using Joomla about 5 months ago because I heard so many things about it. I only actually heard about Drupal a few weeks ago.

Well, this cbTab addon for JoomlaComment seems pretty good yeah? I imagine it will be improved in time eventually by someone, i'll take a look at it soon.

JonusC wrote:

Traitors! I won't tolerate this mutiny, you're all banned!

i'm KIDDING obviously! Haha

0.o I swear...i only tested it, and it meant nothing!!

And yes the plugin is awesome! THanks again!

blair wrote:

0.o I swear...i only tested it, and it meant nothing!!

Haha... well apparently Drupal does do some things better than Joomla, there's a thread over on the official Joomla forums at forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?t=4364 that seems pretty interesting. From what I gather, Joomla is generally easy to use for a basic style site but Drupal is more complicated but handles membership/social related websites better. Out of the box at least... no idea how Drupal compares on the extension side of things EDIT: Although it's pretty old (before Joomla 1.5), I found a good comparison chart here - www.alledia.com/blog/general-cms-issues/...ne-is-right-for-you/ so yes, it does really depend on what you want. I still think Joomla is best suited for the majority of people, in my personal opinion

And yes the plugin is awesome! THanks again!

You mean JoomlaComment? Thank Daniel for that

HMMM well if i ever get more time i will for sure try drupal again. The cb plugin is awesome!

You mean JoomlaComment? Thank Daniel for that

I do, i give him Karma every time i visit!

I installed version 3 of this useful plugin but when I try and access a profile it gives me this error:

did anyone else get this or know how to resolve it? thanks

Tested only with !JoomlaComment 3.26. Maybe you are using 4.0 beta?

ah yes, I just downloaded 4.0 beta. I guess I'll have to wait for an official CB tab plugin for this extension. thanks for your reply.

is there already a CB tab plugin ready?

Hi, I Have just Install plug_cbjomcommenttab_editByAstro75_v3 in my Community Builder, and it work very well.

Except than I'm french and in french when we write we can use (') like this : "c'est", "l'arme", "quelqu'un", ...

And with the pugin this words appears like this: "c\'est", l\'arme", "quelqu\'un", ...

How can I change this?

Does someone can help me?

Thanks a lot!

did you use this with !JoomlaComment4.0 ?

Have you checked the server settings?
Magic Quotes??