stanno circolando ultimamente due nick: croccanterocke e parlate20 che sono un bot per mybb a quanto pare.

Ho già cancellato qualche messaggio di tali bot (qui registrato come croccanterock)

Chiedo ai mod di ripulire eventuali discussioni affette ed agli utenti normali di usare il tasto segnala per segnalare i post di tale utente

non mi schiera i giocatori comprati!

Ciao nuovo problema improvviso ragazzi...
abbiamo fatto una sessione di mercato
ora abbiamo acquistato i nuovi giocatori ma non ce li fa schierare nel modo piu' assoluto.

come è possibile??

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ho risolto scusate, potete chiudere

p.s. in pratica (se puo' servire a risolvere questo prob. a qualcuno) avevo settato la durata dell'asta in 7 giorni quindi i giocatori sembravano gia acquistati ma ancora doveva decorrere la scadenza

Script forum senza database

Forse alcuni di voi già lo conoscono e magari lo utilizzano. Comunque vada, nei miei soliti giri di rete, ho scoperto questo utilissimo script:

Senza giri di parole, grazie a questo abbiamo la possibilità di creare un forum personale con le qualità del più celebre collega "PhpBb": per qualità intendo proprio tutto, dalla grafica alla configurazione dello script stesso. A questo punto tutti voi vi chiederete...ma cosa ha di così speciale questo script, allora? Semplice. Non necessita di database. Provate a pensare a tutti gli utenti che hanno un account su altervista e che non vogliono spendere AlterCents per potenziare il proprio database: di conseguenza si trovano senza un forum degno di questo nome! Allora questo script ci viene in aiuto, perchè non necessitando di database, può essere utilizzato in qualsiasi circostanza! Molto utile

Io vi do il link...a voi la scelta xD

P.S. Vi si aprirà la pagina del forum del sito che è anche una prewiev dello script stesso.

The Joomla Project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Joomla 1.5.8 [Wohnaiki]. This release contains a number of bug fixes and two moderate-level security fixes. It has been around two months since Joomla 1.5.7 was released on September 9, 2008. The Development Working Group's goal is to continue to provide regular, frequent updates to the Joomla community. 

Download

Click here to download Joomla 1.5.8 (Full package) »

Click here to find an update package. »

Instructions

• New installation and technical requirements
• Upgrade from an existing Joomla 1.5 version
• Migration from Joomla! 1.0.x

Want to test drive Joomla? Try the online demo. Documentation is available for beginners.

Release Notes

View past release notes for Joomla 1.5.7 or release notes for Joomla 1.5.6.

Security

• Two moderate-level security issues were fixed in this release:
  
  • Default filtering for content
  • Filtering for Web Link descriptions

Components

• Articles: Remove brackets around Last Updated date and time, Start Publishing date corrections for other than UTC 00:00, hit counts correct for Articles, adding a space after a cloaked email address
• E-mail addresses: Correctly cloaked when presented in Section and Category descriptions
• Categories: Edit icon correctly shows for Articles without Title links, Print icon correct now on first page for Blog Layout
• Sections: Plural and singular form correction, Category link properly ended, Router changes reverted to version 1.5.6 so Article ID does not append to the Article slug
• Frontpage: Article assignment correction, corrected number of Links
• Contacts: Image display correction when Image Directory is configured
• RSS Feed: Corrected spelling of Category in Category feed
• User: Added isInternal checking on referer values
• Weblinks: Language strings

Modules

• Feed: Target attribute validation, language string correction
• Login: ItemID is preserved on redirect
• Menu: Changing Menu Link Type now functions properly, Section Language string, Article Reset button working
• Related Items: Keyword matching functions correctly and filters characters appropriately
• Stats: Corrected Time
• Sections: No authorization parameter works correctly
• Search: Form validates correctly for Transitional xHTML

Legacy

• Return statement added for Legacy Menu Check

Templates

• Beez: Lengthened E-mail Content Popup, Search button now works when pressed, password reset works correctly, corrections to Beez HTML folders, User details page corrected
• JA_Purity: Added missing language strings

Administrator

• Console: Added "Welcome to Joomla!" information and Joomla Security RSS feeds to Administrator Console
• Installation: Proper deletion of component directories, default entries for Templates and Languages are now correct for uninstall
• Media Manager: Changed default for new sites to disable Flash multi-file uploader due to incompatibility with Flash 10
• Installation: Remove confusing error message about language files for extension installations, Administrator Modules now correctly uninstall INI files
• Sample data: Updated news feeds to point to free software community sites, extensive corrections and updates to sample content

System

• API: JFolder::files and JFolder::folders corrections for Search, missing Method added to JRecordSet, Database Class correctly quotes names not using dot notation, JTableUser matches using the correct number of fields
• Cache: Correct undefined variable in Cache Class
• Language file: Corrected wording, correct installation of PDF fonts independent of language choices, several language string corrections in en-GB.ini
• Menu: Performance improvements for sites with many menu items
• Users: Temporary Users are now able to logout, secure protocol can now be used when editing account details
• Added PHP 4 compatibility for isInternal checking

Statistics

Statistics for the 1.5.8 release period:

• Joomla 1.5.8 contains:
  • 71 issues fixed in SVN
  • 26 commits
• Tracker activity resulted in a net decrease of 4 active issues:
  • 65 new reports
  • 130 closed
  • 66 fixed in SVN
• At the time the 1.5.8 release was packaged, the tracker had 114 active issues:
  • 44 open
  • 44 confirmed
  • 24 pending

Joomla! Bug Squad

Thanks to the Joomla Bug Squad for their dedicated efforts investigating reports, fixing problems, and applying patches to Joomla. If you find a bug with Joomla, find out more information here on how to report the bug.

Active members of the Joomla Bug Squad during this last release cycle include: Ian MacLennan and Mark Dexter co-leads; Airton Torres, Arno Zijlstra, Akarawuth Tamrareang, Alan Langford, Anthony Ferrara, Amy Stephen, Andrew Eddie, Elin Waring, Ercan Ozkaya, Charl van Niekerk, Gergo Erdosi, Hannes Papenberg, Jennifer Marriott, Jens-Christian Skibakk, Jonah Braun, Joseph LeBlanc, Kevin Devine, Marijke Stuivenberg, Mati Kochen, Mickael Maison, Robin Muilwijk, Samuel Moffatt, Shantanu Bala, Toby Patterson, and Wilco Jansen.

A warm welcome to the newest members of the Joomla Bug Squad: Dan Walker, Eduardo Diaz, and Tibor Toth.

Each year Packt Publishing opens the voting booths for users everywhere to cast votes for the best content management system. There are a number of very qualified contenders in each of the categories including CMS Made Simple, Plone, and Drupal. This year, Joomla took the runner-up prize in the categories of Best Overall Open Source CMS Award and the Best PHP Open Source CMS (tied with CMS Made Simple). This results in a total prize winnings of $3500 to the Joomla Project.

Even though Joomla has taken home several Packt Awards in the past, Joomla Core Team member Andrew Eddie asserted, "This has made me more determined to do better next year."

Also, Joomla developer Johan Janssens was awarded the Open Source MVP 2008 prize, a new category in this year's awards, for his outstanding contributions to Joomla.

We at the Joomla Project would like to thank all of our wonderful users to voting for us and a big congratulations goes to Drupal for taking first place in the Best Overall Open Source CMS Award category. We also want to congratulate all the other winners.

Joomla Core Team member Brad Baker summed it up, "The future is bright for open source content management systems like Drupal and Joomla, whichever you use."

You may have noticed the Joomla Shop recently got a facelift to match the new Joomla.org front page design. Now, to really perk it up we've added new items too.

When your house doesn't seem to have enough official Joomla merchandise, the Joomla Shop has you covered. Expanding the offerings of the shop are three cool new products, guaranteed to make you the envy of open source enthusiasts everywhere.

Autumn is coming, and with it the brisk weather and need for an awesome Joomla-embroidered lightweight jacket. The Men's R-Tek Fleece Jacket is made from recycled material so it's both stylish and eco-friendly.

For those Joomla supporters who need to lug books, a computer, files, and more around, look no further than the new urban backpack. The Joomla Urban Backpack has a padded computer case, MP3 player pouch and chest/waist straps to make it useful on hikes. And, of course, it also has the beautiful Joomla logo embroidered on the front.

Women do Joomla too, and the shop hasn't forgotten that. Adding to the fall outerwear options is the Women's Soft Touch Hoodie. This hoodie is made from Pima cotton, and due to its infusion of Modal fibers it's luxuriously soft.

Support Joomla by patronizing the shop, and get some great stuff in return.

The Joomla Project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Joomla 1.5.7 [Wovusani]. This is a security release and contains a number of bug fixes, improvements as well as security fixes. It is strongly recommended that users immediately upgrade. It has been nearly four weeks since Joomla 1.5.6 was released on August 12, 2008. The Development Working Group's goal is to continue to provide regular, frequent updates to the Joomla community.

Instructions

• New installation
• Upgrade from an existing Joomla 1.5 version
• Migration from Joomla! 1.0.x

Click here to download Joomla 1.5.7 (Full package) »

Click here to find an update package. »

Want to test drive Joomla? Try the online demo. Documentation is available for beginners.

Release Notes

Security

• Several security issues were fixed in this release. There was 1 critical, 1 major and 2 moderate security vulnerabilities fixed in 1.5.7. For more information, visit the Security Center.

Articles

• com_content: Metadata handling; Alias not copied for Articles
• String Escaping: External links; Titles; Alt tags missing on images
• Blog Layout: Article Page break; new Left-to-Right option; Breadcrumbs; Archive Intro Text formatting issues; Section Blog Article links
• Submit Article: Article Order Drop-Down List on Front End Shows Archived and Trashed Articles; Preview edited Article does not use Template Editor.css
• RSS Feed: Publish Date fix; External URLs rendering incorrectly
• SEO: Index and Follow Meta Tag for Print View

Modules

• Show_noauth problem; Module Deletion after uninstall; Colspan in mod_latest; Copy Newsflash Module
• Name and Username in mod_login; Menu item is locked after closing
• Search: Textfield Width Parameter; Show Search Results option; Category Search

Legacy

• Menu Access Rights Corrections; Menu Separator shows as Link

Templates

• Beez: Contact Image; Typo in Attribute value; Newsflash Article URL
• ja_purity: e-Mail and Print Button files; Default Article Layout does not display Edit Icon for Authors; Site Logo Text goes under Header background; Top menu
• UPDATE (Sept. 10, 2008): New function countMenuChildren() added for hiding empty split menus

Administrator

• $row is not Initialized
• Help: Latest Version check; Help Key Reference Update for Modules: New Screen
• Configuration: Time Zone correction
• Media Manager: Base path missing slashes
• Sample Content: Outdated Links in "Welcome to Joomla", Newsfeed Fixes, several updated articles and statistics
• Installation: Remove confusing error message about language files for extension installations

System

• IIS 6 and IIS 7: JRoute::_() and Application Redirect() fixes
• Parameter Types: SQL, Textarea for Templates
• E-mail: JMail class ignores JConfig.sendmail path for sendmail; Incorrect SEF URLs for outgoing recommendation e-mails
• API: JHTMLSelect fix; queryBatch logging in debug mode; JSite::getParams(); strpos(); setMetadata creates duplicate meta tags; $row is not initialized
• XML-RPC client ID is too high; Profiling J1.5 framework; $row is not initialized
• Cache: JCacheStorageFile::gc flawed logic in cache expiry; Clean Cache file with Cache Manager

UPDATE (Sept. 12, 2008): For FAQs about this release, see http://docs.joomla.org/Category:Version_1.5.7_FAQ

As announced earlier, Joomla was nominated for the Packt Publishing Best Overall Open Source CMS and Best PHP Open Source CMS awards. Thanks to our awesome community support, we're finalists in two categories. Voting for the final round has begun and we need all the help we can get.

This is the time to show your support for your favorite CMS. Click here to vote for Joomla for the Best Overall Open Source CMS and then click here to vote for Joomla as the Best PHP Open Source CMS. You can vote in both categories.

Help us spread the word about Joomla by using the banners below on your Web site. Choose the size that fits best and add one of the following links:

Vote for the Best Overall Open Source CMS

http://www.packtpub.com/article/overall-open-source-cms-award-final-joomla

Vote for the Best PHP Open Source CMS

http://www.packtpub.com/article/best-php-open-source-cms-award-final-joomla

What is one thing that Google knows how to do? Search. Therefore, we've setup an excellent tool, using Google to help you locate resources from almost all the Joomla sites in one place. To use it, you will need to start here: http://forum.joomla.org

Next, note the search box up the top right. After adding your search term and searching, be sure to use the 'refinement' tabs that appear on the next page. 

You'll notice from these tabs just how many of our sites this particular search tool uses. It works, and it works very well IF people use it.

I hope you enjoy that tip for today. Make sure you spread the word about it as well.

PS Thanks to all at that NYC Usergroup who listened to my voice for over an hour today while I answered their questions and shared Joomla "stuff" with them.

There are currently 5 Joomla! Amazon bookstores in the following countries:

• United States
• Canada 
• United Kingdom
• Germany
• France

These bookstores are one of the ways that OpenSourceMatters generates income to fund the Joomla Project: from providing servers to host our sites, purchasing marketing materials such as banners and brochures, promoting Joomla at Expos, conferences and Joomla Day events as well as to provide accounting, legal and administrative services.

Depending on the volume of books and other merchandise sold from each of the Joomla Amazon bookstores determines the commission received. Currently, it is anywhere from 4% to 6.5%. Our United States bookstore averages 6.5%. 

The Joomla Project receives a commission on all merchandise purchased though our bookstores, not only the purchase of Joomla books. This includes all other books, as well as music and other merchandise. Most people tend to purchase more than one item to save on shipping costs.

So the next time that you are planning to purchase a book or music, etc... please purchase it in one of the Joomla! Amazon Bookstores! Every little bit helps in generating the necessary income to fund the Joomla! Project.

Well... another day in the Stupid Section' (Security) of the forum. The cycle still continues though, and it's been a few weeks since I blogged about it, so it's that time again.

First off, WHY oh WHY do people not read the stickies and the forum note in this section? If they did, they would start off with this post and then follow this link to the Security Checklist. Are these links not clear enough? Do people these days, in the modern world, lack the ability to use the big box up the top right - SEARCH? 

My personal favorite (insert other word of your choosing) post for today is this one. These people *think* that a feature of Joomla! is an admin password expiry. Instead of bothering to consider that such a feature makes no sense at all, and perhaps entertain the fact that their site and/or host may well have been compromised they claim that we (Support) are hiding something from them. 

Anyway... that subject for another day, the one that we, the Joomla! Community should (obligated, must, have to, help me now) be providing free support to people. 

Seriously though, have you seen how extensive and well written the Security Checklist is?  Is it too hard to find? Perhaps we should close the entire security forum, as these days 99% of the posts come back to 2 things (the same two I have blogged about many times):

1. Users keeping their sites updated/patched and 

2. Secure Hosting setup (php5, suphp, among other things).

Are we not doing enough to educate people? Or are the webhosts to blame such as the one spoken of here. Surely it is not too much to expect that users will at least *try* to help themselves before they blame the Joomla! Community? Surely peoples hosting providers have a part to play also in placing the blame in the correct place (usually with the user or the provider) and if need be, learning from it?

Maybe I live in a different world.. or maybe we should just lock all threads in that forum from now on? People don't read the stickies or the notes up the top, what good is it?

Proof there is a problem:

• How to make joomla very secure ?
• User login error linked to security update for 1.5.7
• Hacked By X
• Hacked - Please be merciful

.. actually.. just read the entire forum. I can't find a single thread on the first page that is not down to one of the 2 issues I posted above. I can't find a single thread there either where the user would not have benefitted from using ultra-hidden-blend-into-the-rest-of-the-forum search box.

Now it's time I go and find a drink to calm myself down.

Previous posts of mine:

• Hosting Companies with Joomla Users: Listen up! 
• Joomla! Security, do you take it seriously like we do?
• Hosting providers - Isn't it time?