Previously I wrote about how you can display RSS feeds from multiple sources in AJAX Scroller. You probably know that AJAX Scroller can also be used to display your Twitter posts, but how can it be used to display tweets from multiple users?
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Display tweets by multiple users with AJAX Scroller
11.01.2012AJAX Scroller video review
07.01.2012Just recently I stumbled upon a quite interesting video, reviewing front page news modules for Joomla. The video is published by SmartTactics and devotes most of the time talking about AJAX Scroller. The video is pretty informative so check it out below (jump to 3:35 if you want to go straight to the AJAX Scroller part). (more…)
Package extensions for Joomla 1.7 and 1.5 together
06.07.2011
Two years ago I wrote about combining Joomla 1.0 and 1.5 extensions into a single installation package. This allowed developers to distribute only a single installation file of their extension which could be used on both Joomla versions. In the same time it was easier for users as well since they avoided dealing with different installation files for different Joomla versions.
Now we reveal how you can add a version for Joomla 1.6 or 1.7 to the same package and create a single installation file of your extension for all Joomla versions! (more…)
Joomla Mootools upgrade issues with IE9
24.04.2011Some of the AJAX Scroller users might have noticed problems with recently released Internet Explorer 9. The issue is manifested in AJAX Scroller not working in IE9 for Joomla 1.5 sites with activated Mootools upgrade plugin. Read on to see how to fix this.
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Domain checker module
23.12.2010
Exclusively for Bosnian Joomla Community I created a module for checking domain availability. It is used primarily for .ba (Bosnia) TLD but can also be used to check for other TLDs, like .com, .org, .net etc. The module uses AJAX to check for domain availability without page refresh and contains some nice graphics, read on for more screenshots.
Multiple RSS feeds in AJAX Scroller
19.12.2010
Today I received an interesting question: “Is there a way to add multiple RSS feeds to run simultaneously in AJAX Scroller?”. We know that there is only one single field for entering URL of the feed to be fetched and displayed by AJAX Scroller. So how do we add several different RSS feeds and combine them together in the output? Simple: we use an online feed aggregate tool!
Stock chart integration in Joomla
15.12.2010
Recently I developed a financial chart integration in Joomla for Algo Futures. The charts, called WOW Indices, represent a market’s Order Flow Momentum as determined by Algo Future’s proprietary set of algorithms. WOW Index (Weiss Order Weighted Index) is a Weighted Index that is built from information derived from each and every Order within a particular market. Available markets are SP 500, Dow 30, STOXX 50 and Crude Oil electronic futures markets. It is a free and handy tool that allows traders to trade with the institutional, hedge fund, and prop order flow that drives changes in price. (more…)
SEF Advance extension for K2
25.06.2010Why am I encoding my scripts
16.09.2009
Recently it came to my attention that someone copied one of my free and GPL components for Joomla, made cosmetic changes and started selling it. According to GPL there wouldn’t be anything wrong with that if they also didn’t change the license to a proprietary one (which text they also copied from my non-GPL products) and if they didn’t steal the component’s name as well. For this reason I am getting emails asking for relation with this site, even asking me for support.
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Integrating Twitter into your Joomla site
01.06.2009
Twitter is the new thing on the internet. With it you can leave short updates about what you are up to and your followers will be updated. If you have a Twitter account and a Joomla site you may want to show your latest Twitter updates on it. Using our product AJAX Scroller you can show not only your own updates, but also the updates of all of your friends. And all of them can be loaded and browsed with no extra overhead. Here is how you do it. (more…)
SEF Advance extension for K2 is now in testing phase. If you use the K2 component for Joomla it will give you some kick-ass URLs in combination with SEF Advance. Interested? Help testing! Join the discussion on
Emir is an Electrical Engineer turned web developer,
one of Joomla founders and a former member of the core development teams of Joomla and its predecessor Mambo.


