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The form translation has just become easier with the RSForm!Pro newest feature: the multi-language native support.

1. Multi-language native support

You will be able to translate all the necessary form information:
the component caption and items, the validation message, the default value and the description.

When editing a form in the "Mamage forms" tab, you will notice a language selector which allows you to choose the native language, as shown in the above screenshot.
Make sure you have the Joomla! native language pack installed.

RSComments! revision 7 comes with fresh updates: improved functionality and EasyBlog integration.

1. Option to show the comment form on blocked articles

RSComments! is pretty flexible: you can add comments to any Joomla! or 3rd party page or block certain articles.
In the new revision, if a particular article is part of the disabled Joomla! sections and categories, you'll still be able to use the default RSComments! syntax, which allows you to publish comments on any Joomla! page:
{rscomments on}

The Joomla! security team has recently announced the availability of a new Joomla! 1.6 version.

We too have released a new RSFirewall! revision which includes the new Joomla! 1.6.1 hashes along with some fixes regarding the detection of administrator users.

The RSFirewall! campaign received positive feedback from our subscribers, so we’ve decided to extended it one more month, to be able to purchase the component at half price in March as well.

All you need to do to get the discount code is to access your Facebook account and "Like" us on www.facebook.com/rsjoomla. The discount will be visible for our fans in the "Discounts" page located on the left side.

We’ve been working hard for some time to update all our extensions to Joomla! 1.6.

RSBlog! and RSTickets!Pro with Joomla! 1.6 support

Today, we move one step forward and we’re releasing 2 new extensions compatible with Joomla! 1.6, RSBlog! and RSTickets!Pro.

Besides updating to Joomla! 1.6, we've also decided to include several new frontend functionalities.

New RSBlog! features

• Starting with revision 4, the “Configuration” tab has 2 new avatar options:
  administrators can now show in frontend the author avatar from Gravatar, Community Builder, JomSocial, FireBoard or Kunena and set a link to the JomSocial or Community Builder profile as well .