Add Free or Paid Memberships to Joomla 1.
5, using freely available components & plugins.
For webmasters on a budget Joomla has already proven a very powerful tool.
With easy installation through fantastico, an unofficial estimate of Joomla websites is around 5.
000.
000.
A quick search using Yahoo of the Joomla footer tag " Powered by Joomla! valid XHTML and CSS" gives 5,150,000 results proving that Joomla is not only a free but a reliable & well supported C.
M.
S script.
Practically any requirement you may have from a content management site, Joomla can provide through numerous free extensions / modules / components, most very similar to the plugins used by Wordpress.
Joomla membership sites can be created for free using a combination of these extensions.
But which extensions do you use & how do you configure them to work with payment processors etc.
to turn Joomla into a fully functional e-commerce membership site? To start you need to have an installation of Joomla 1.
5, if your web host includes cpanel it is a simple matter of clicking the fantastico logo "smiley face" on cpanel under software / services.
Joomla 1.
5 will be listed on the left hand side in Content Management, click the link & follow the on screen installation instructions.
Next download the Account Expiration Control, Component / Module & Plugin's once downloaded & unzipped the file will include everything you need for your Joomla membership site.
Installing A.
E.
C.
In Joomla Admin - Enable Legacy this is located in Extensions / Plugin Mgr Upload & install A.
E.
C Component ( Extensions Install / Uninstall) In Sequence upload & install the plugins - AEC Access, AEC Error, AEC Routing & AEC User In Plugin Mgr ensure the plugins are lower than Legacy plugin, move using the down arrows.
Enable the plugins Open AEC control Panel (Components/ AEC Subscription Mgr / AEC Central) Under Settings / Hacks - Select Hacks & Commit Hacks lower right of screen.
Next download & install Docman ( Extensions / Install ) You now have all the required components installed to run your very first Joomla membership site!
5, using freely available components & plugins.
For webmasters on a budget Joomla has already proven a very powerful tool.
With easy installation through fantastico, an unofficial estimate of Joomla websites is around 5.
000.
000.
A quick search using Yahoo of the Joomla footer tag " Powered by Joomla! valid XHTML and CSS" gives 5,150,000 results proving that Joomla is not only a free but a reliable & well supported C.
M.
S script.
Practically any requirement you may have from a content management site, Joomla can provide through numerous free extensions / modules / components, most very similar to the plugins used by Wordpress.
Joomla membership sites can be created for free using a combination of these extensions.
But which extensions do you use & how do you configure them to work with payment processors etc.
to turn Joomla into a fully functional e-commerce membership site? To start you need to have an installation of Joomla 1.
5, if your web host includes cpanel it is a simple matter of clicking the fantastico logo "smiley face" on cpanel under software / services.
Joomla 1.
5 will be listed on the left hand side in Content Management, click the link & follow the on screen installation instructions.
Next download the Account Expiration Control, Component / Module & Plugin's once downloaded & unzipped the file will include everything you need for your Joomla membership site.
Installing A.
E.
C.
In Joomla Admin - Enable Legacy this is located in Extensions / Plugin Mgr Upload & install A.
E.
C Component ( Extensions Install / Uninstall) In Sequence upload & install the plugins - AEC Access, AEC Error, AEC Routing & AEC User In Plugin Mgr ensure the plugins are lower than Legacy plugin, move using the down arrows.
Enable the plugins Open AEC control Panel (Components/ AEC Subscription Mgr / AEC Central) Under Settings / Hacks - Select Hacks & Commit Hacks lower right of screen.
Next download & install Docman ( Extensions / Install ) You now have all the required components installed to run your very first Joomla membership site!
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