Joomla! extensions from RSJoomla! - Blog

We’ve released today a new RSForm! version (1.0.6) with several security fixes, due to some medium-level vulnerabilities (SQL and LFI injections), that affect the previous revisions.

The new release comes also with some fixes and code optimization listed below:

• Replaced deprecated PHP5 functions
• Fixed - Removed legacy Joomla! functions
• Fixed - Rewrote several SQL queries to increase performance
• Fixed - 500 Errors when email was not correctly set
• Fixed - CSV added an extra comma at the end of every line

The Joomla! security team has announced today the immediate availability of Joomla 1.5.22. With this new security release, we’ve also launched a new RSFirewall! revision, that includes hash files for Joomla! 1.5.22.

We recommend to perform a new System Check and update both Joomla! and RSFirewall! to the latest versions.

How to update Joomla! to the latest version?
How to update RSFirewall! to a newer revision?

New user options have been added to the “Memberships” and “Configuration” tabs, starting with RSMembership! revision 14:
disable account when a membership expires, change the user type based on their membership, display a CAPTCHA system for registered/unregistered users or allow subscribers to choose their username.

1. Allow customers to choose their username when subscribing

Starting with rev. 14, in the "Configuration" tab, you can allow subscribers to choose their username when purchasing a new membership.
While filling the subscription form, the username is checked on the run, using AJAX validation with no need of refreshing the page.

We’ve put a lot of passion in developing RSBlog! - a fantastic blogging extension, designed in the RSJoomla! characteristic style:
an easy to use interface, social media integrations, trackback & ping articles, tag cloud & tag management, quick posts, remote publishing and many more.

Here’s a sneak preview before launching RSBlog!

2 perfect features for busy people: quickposts and remote publishing.

1. Quickposts

Quickposts are a breeze: just add the article title, content and tags on the "RSBlog!" dashboard, hit the "Publish" button
and you are ready to blog!

Moreover, if you’re using RSFiles! or RSComments!, within a few clicks, you can embed files in blog posts or enable/disable comments for the new post.

We’ve released today the RSTickets!Pro revision 5 with some important features to enhance the component and the cron functionalities.
Among them, a new tab in backend - “Cron Email Parser Log”, 2 knowledgebase modules - “Most Read Articles” & “Latest articles” and some SQL improvements.

1. The Cron Email Parser activity log

The Cron Email Parser Plugin extends the RSTickets!Pro functionality by generating tickets from emails.

Starting with rev. 5, we’ve created a new tab - “Cron Email Parser Log” to keep track of the email activity registered when using the ticket system.