Who uses Joomla?

I was wondering who my fellow Joomlapolitans where and how long have you been working with it.

 

I do. Year and a half I suppose.
RJP1

 

I started with Mambo, then moved on to Joomla, but now I'm loving Drupal. I guess I am fickle

 

I am playing with drupal some....hard learning curve...almost too flexible when you get to using views and cck

its like...here is drupal, then when you really use views you are basically rewriting every url in the temlates to get to the page you want etc

i used to enjoy the community at joomla but everyone is fussing

just wrote a super friendly seo template combined with joomlaatwork seo mod and accessible joomla and getting some great results

 

Very cool, do you mind sharing the site name? I would like to check it out.

 

well there are three sites that all have a test piece

it consists of using a latest joomla

then installing the joomatwork patch

then replacing it with the accessible joomla files that make sense

i mean who cares if your admin area is coded without tables

also there are some things they changed that should remain tables

then i have developed 3 templates but i haven't styled them so they are really like site frames

1 horizontal manu with the body before the columns in the sources

oh and they are all flexible meaning if left and right modules are turned on then it is 3 column

if left.... if right....if none...you get the picture

all the article titles use h2 tags so you can then place an module in the top module positon choose no title and put a custom h1 tag

then your h3 tags of the module will appear after content which is after the h2 tags

the template i am working on tonight places the horizontal menu after the source and the columns.......

ill finish it up and post it soon for ya

here is part of it (you have to include the .php)

http://www.netentropy.com/index.php

here is the other part

www.simplyjoomla.com

 

I have been with http://www.usasportstraining.com for about a year. It's been working well so far!

 

Ive just started using Joomla about 3 month ago and I was amazed at the ease of use, as well as the extensive Component, Extenstion and Mambot library they have for almost any feature you are looking for. I have had the fortune of speaking with Christopher Justice one of the board members of Joomla, and he has told us that there will be even more upgrades in the next release.

 

I've got a question....

I'm using Wordpress on my sites (it was the first thing I got my hands on and now I am literally starting to regret picking it )....

Is there any way to port my DB to Joomla without losing categories/articles/permlinks structure/etc?

 

I started with Mambo and migrated to Joomla and now have 4 Joomla sites.

 

i was using mambo and when joomla has started , i have started to use joomla.

shortly i'm using joomla for years

 

i´m, using joomla! i love it...
Very good script!

 

I started with Mambo and migrated to Joomla ( 1year ago). I have more than 10 joomla site, now i run Joomla show case site http://joomlapoweredsites.com (PR 5) and indonesia joomla topsites http://top.indojoomla.com

 

Anybody?

 

That's probably a question for http://forum.joomla.org/

I personally have never seen any mention of a migration tool.

~C

 

iam working on it for the past couple of years...

 

I'm Joomla's Nr 1 Fan Been working with Joomla/Mambo for about 3,5 years now.

 

Thanks!

 

I guess I am the only one who thinks joomla is an unaccessible mess lol..

I have however used it for a few misc. projects. It's good for something quick and dirty if needed.

Nigel

 

I found postnuke's admin panel to be easier to work with. Joomla kinda confused me; however, the support and community for joomla is much better.