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New Commercial Services Section
We have now opened a commercial services section here on the forum for registered users. If you have a Fabrik project that you wish to have someone work on for you, post it under Help Wanted. If you are an application developer and wish to earn some money helping others, post your details under Fabrik Application Developers.
Both of these are unmoderated. It will be up to both parties to work out the details and come to an agreement.
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Joomla 5.1
For running J!5.1 you must https://fabrikar.com/forums/index.php?wiki/update-from-github/ or include the new file manually https://fabrikar.com/forums/index.php?threads/joomla-5-1-and-fabrik-cannot-find-files-error.54473/post-285151 See also Announcements
selective update from github
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What about all of the plugins we don't want? We have to go through them one by one?
That sucks. ok. While I have your attention how do I install the cb plugin? I uploaded the files from the github zip but discover doesn't find them.
I am working on a project with an accelerated timeline, can you forward this to her so we can get it resolved? Thanks.Troester has been asking about this - no doubt when she has the answer she will post it here.
This is community forum, so you can't expect any "accelerated" answers.
I don't use CB but I did a test installation on Joomla3.2, added the fabrik plugin (with some hints of Rob) and updated the WIKI http://fabrikar.com/forums/index.php?wiki/community-builder/&noRedirect=1
So you can try if this is working in "real" CB world.
I don't use CB but I did a test installation on Joomla3.2, added the fabrik plugin (with some hints of Rob) and updated the WIKI http://fabrikar.com/forums/index.php?wiki/community-builder/&noRedirect=1
So you can try if this is working in "real" CB world.
As long as you don't install them it's just disk space.
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prophoto: Fabrik is an open source product rather than a commercial product, and as troester says, free support is provided by the community - both troester and myself are just users like you, and we help others as a contribution to recognise the benefit we get from this free software.
If you have an accelerated time-line and you need more prompt support, perhaps from the primary developers of Fabrik, then please consider buying a Professional Subscription as an alternative way of giving something back to the developers.
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If you have an accelerated time-line and you need more prompt support, perhaps from the primary developers of Fabrik, then please consider buying a Professional Subscription as an alternative way of giving something back to the developers.
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Based on the help I have received in the last few days I would consider it. Then I look at how many unanswered questions there are in the forum, lack of v3 tutorials, incorrect wiki entries and it makes me wonder where my money is going and if I will really get the help I need in a timely fashion. The unwritten rule of having to post a question then bump it to get an answer is not good business.
Sophist
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Rob and Hugh prioritise their time heavily towards the Pro forums, plus they use live chat. So if you have an accelerated timeline, then paying what is a very modest amount as a Pro subscription gets you priority time from the two people who know most about the software.
That is why they have little time for helping answer question in this Community forum, which as the name suggests is for the community to help one another.
That is why they have little time for helping answer question in this Community forum, which as the name suggests is for the community to help one another.
Sounds like a good deal, until I see the glaringly obvious issues that make me wonder if it will be a waste of money...
Sophist
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Perhaps your needs would be better suited by a commercial product which costs (say) EUR50000 to buy and (say) EUR2000 per month for maintenance and (say) EUR200 per hour for consultancy.
And in my experience (as a professional IT manager who has purchased such products and support on numerous occasions), you would still get better support here than you would from these commercial organisations.
And in my experience (as a professional IT manager who has purchased such products and support on numerous occasions), you would still get better support here than you would from these commercial organisations.
Where would the potential customer find the refund policy if they are not satisfied with the support they receive?
Sophist
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This thread is in a Community forum, so the subscription here is free anyway. The other thread referred to above is in the Standard Subscription forum, and you had a reply to your "me too" in less than 24 hours (cf. the 3 days target) and are still not happy and asking about Refund policies.
But, if you had bothered to look before asking, the refund policy is not hidden in any small print but is clearly stated up front on the subscription page for any potential customers to read before subscribing:
But, if you had bothered to look before asking, the refund policy is not hidden in any small print but is clearly stated up front on the subscription page for any potential customers to read before subscribing:
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