Friday, 28 February 2014

Testing Joomla Core Features

The "Banner" component allows the user to manage banners by Categories and Clients. The "Banners manager" has three tabs, "Banners," "Clients," and "Categories." The "Banners" tab shows a detailed list of active published and unpublished banners within the website or web pages. It also provides the ability to add new or edit existing banners and their details. The "Clients" tab shows a list of clients and their contact details. The "Categories" tab allows whole categories of banners to be organized and "Published" status misused. Each banner is managed individually with various parameters for essential information such as
Subcomponents of the Joomla content management system
Banners 
Clients
Tracks
Categories
Testing - On click from the main menu then, the Master pane for the component should open with the default layout - Banners
The page consists of a toolbar means which has tool bar, Links Row to sub components and a table of Banners with a filter above banner. Banners on the links row should be highlighted. The table should be sorted by Name by default.
Joomla is a good content management system due to its flexibility and convenience. Another content management system is also available but Joomla is best due to its features provided facilities to the user. Now new improvements are also going on and Joomla is also adding features in its new version.
New-Test that all the fields save and are displayed correctly when reopening the banner. Testing that the permissions work when the banner is open in edit status of other clients. Full expansion of all the parameters for this page are forthcoming in the next version.
The messaging feature includes following sub categories of features 
Functional Overview
Sub Components
New Private Message
Read Private Messages
Joomla introductions about adding up, altering and manipulating textbook. At the same time, general points about Joomla always help to the people to understand the structure of the Joomla.Task on Joomla required more background knowledge .Here some hands on instructions and more general points are available for Joomla.
Series divided into four parts 
Hands on a Joomla site 
There will be an initial section on how to get 'hands-on' a Joomla! Website. This is followed by practical instructions about doing key tasks needed of addition, altering and manipulating texts on an existing site.
Setting up a Joomla site 
This has background information about the design of a Joomla! Web pages. There is a hands-on section on the mechanics of creating a new site using the core features that come with Joomla.
Looking after a Joomla! Website: This is a brief introduction to the day-to-day administration of a Joomla! Web Site. The series is for anyone who wants to use Joomla! At a number of levels. Its main focus is: -for people with limited computing experience of using Joomla! for a small web structure, such as a club or association or small business but there are sections which will be useful to experienced designers and developers.At the start of each article there is an indication of who it is written,and on occasions, about the pitfalls for the inexperienced or unwary.

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