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This team is for developing our church website. kgoodson Jun 8

Fifteen years ago, you weren't a participant in the digital age unless you had your own homepage. Even in the late 1990s, services abounded to make personal pages easy to build and deploy—the most famous is the now-defunct GeoCities , but there were many others (remember Angelfire and Tripod ?). These were the days before the "social" Web, before MySpace and Facebook. Instant messaging was in its infancy and creating an online presence required no small familiarity with HTML (though automated Web design programs did exist ). Things are certainly different now, but there's still a tremendous amount of value in controlling an actual honest-to-God website rather than relying solely on the social Web to provide your online presence. The flexibility of being able to set up and run anything at all, be it a wiki or a blog with a tipjar or a photo hosting site, is awesome. http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2012/11/how-to-set-up-a-safe-and-secure-web-server/

How to set up a safe and secure Web server

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/askjack/2011/feb/03/website-hosting-at-home-office-ask-jack Unless you have this sort of setup in your garage, you're better off using a professional web hosting company rather than trying to run an internet server from your home office. Photograph: Alamy I run three specialist websites with small hit rates – some tens a day. Is it a practical idea for me to run an internet server from my home office with broadband on a telephone line? I mostly work on an iMac. Terry Hughes

Is it worth hosting a website at home? | Ask Jack | Technology

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Raspberry Pi Firewall and Intrusion Detection System

Maybe you think "Why should I protect my pivate network? I've got no critical information on my computer, no sensitive data". Are your emails really public? Don't you have some photos you don't want to upload to Facebook, because they're private. Do you really don't care if you computer is hijacked and used to attack other PCs or act as a spam server?
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Raspberry Pi Apache & Joomla Web Server. | Raspberry Pi Projects

This is a guide to help anyone wanting to install Joomla on a Raspberry Pi. In this guide I will be working on a Raspberry Pi Version B. The software I will be using is as follows

Raspberry Joomla!

Preamble Page Still Under Development Joomla! 2.5 is the latest incarnation of the open source CMS ( C ontent M anagement S ystem). A CMS is a way of managing data behind some of the most dynamic websites on the internet. http://elinux.org/Raspberry_Joomla!
Earlier we showed you how to set up your Raspberry Pi as a web server, now I want to show you how to install Joomla. Joomla is a content managment system (CMS) used my many people around the globe to manage their web sites. if you havent yet set up your Raspberry Pi as a web server you can follow these articles to help you: Raspberry Pi - as a web server Part 1 (Apache) Raspberry Pi - as a web server Part 2 (PHP) Raspberry Pi - as a web server Part 3 (My SQL) http://www.deviousweb.com/index.php/blogs/item/10-raspberry-pi-installing-joomla

Raspberry Pi - Installing JOOMLA

You know, I didn't go to the Global Config window before upgrading Joomla so I don't know how long the problem has lasted. It appeared that the problem happened when I updated Phoca Gallery yesterday. The photo gallery broke at that point.

Support - Global Configuration window broken - Joomla Questions

http://www.ostraining.com/support-forum/joomla-support/global-configuration-window-broken/
Today’s, Website is a necessity for any organization, including churches. A church website is a great way for your congregation to make its presence known in your community. Here we are showcasing a collection of church website templates for WordPress, Joomla and HTML templates to create an attractive church and religious website . Choose a visual theme. Any great church website must have a professional look.

40 Best Church Website Templates

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I searched high and low to find a solution for user profile handling, and gave Fabrik a try. The install was straightforward and error free on 2.5.0. Somewhat overwhelmed by the considerable number of options/features, I registered with the Fabrik web site to access the tutorials.

Fabrik

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How to edit form responses - Google Docs Help

For form owners and creators If you've created a form, you can allow form respondents to edit their responses by checking the box labeled Allow responders to edit responses after submitting , which you can find at the bottom of your form. If you enable this option, your form respondents will be able to edit the responses they've submitted to your form. These edits will be reflected in your spreadsheet and in your summary of responses. Form respondents will be able to change their responses by clicking Edit your response on the form submission confirmation page.
If the creator of a form has enabled it, you can now edit your response to a form after you’ve submitted it. Editions included: Standard, Premier, Education, Team and Partner Editions Languages included: All languages supported by Google Docs How to access what's new: - The creator of the form needs to enable the new checkbox ‘Allow users to edit responses’ to allow respondents to edit their responses after they’ve submitted the form. - If your username is being collected by the form and you check the ‘Send me a copy of my responses’ option, then there will be a link to change your responses in the confirmation email that you receive. - You can also edit your responses on the form submission confirmation page.

Google Apps update alerts: Edit form responses after you submit them in Google Spreadsheets

How to convert Joomla 1.5 template to Joomla 2.5 template

Level of Difficulty:Intermediate In this tutorial, we will show how to convert a Joomla 1.5 template to Joomla 2.5 template. We will take default Joomla 1.5 template "rhuk_milkyway" as an example and convert it to Joomla 2.5 native compatible template. Note: This tutorial covers only the template conversion process , so it's assumed that you already have a Joomla 2.5 website installed, or converted from version 1.5. There are 5 steps involved.

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