Image Upload Custom Field Package

The Image Upload Custom Field Package consists of two Joomla! plugins. A custom field plugin allowing you to add a file input into your component forms, and an ajax plugin that dynamically saves the file in the specified folder.

You can now add an image field to your user registration form, allowing your users to add a profile picture or other image. The addition of images was previously impossible without providing users access to the media gallery, something that was inappropriate to a profile picture use case

The uploads the image asynchronously, avoiding the requirement to have a multipart form, and allowing users to see if the image meets requirements before form submission.

Configuration of the plugin allows admins to filter images based on filetype, dimensions and file size. You can also specify where the images are saved.

Download the Image Upload Plugins Package

The package consists of two plugins, and both plugins must be installed and enabled in order to make use of the functionality.

Applications for categories, articles and contacts is limited, given that these are usually accessible only to Author-level users who already have access to the media gallery, but I'd love to hear about your use case.

Please don't forget to leave a positive review on the JED: https://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/extension/core-enhancements/image-upload-field/

If you have any questions or suggestions, then please use the contact form.

With this component, you can allow your users to send bulk messages to other users via the Pushover notification platform.

The system was created for fire services in Australia, but can be used for any community site where message notifications are required

Features of the system:

  • Allow users to add their own Pushover App ID
  • Allow users to view messages already sent to them
  • Allow users to create new messages, and choose recipients from a list of users
  • All included users receive an alert through the Pushover app
  • Users can set the priority of the message
  • Use ACL to control who can send messages, add their own App IDs, use higher level priorities and more
  • Message creation from front of back end

Note: The extension is offered on an 'as-is' basis, as it was created for a specific client. Please don't use this on a production site without thorough testing beforehand. The feature set may be updated in the future, depending on demand.

Download here: com_contactpush

Legacy downloads

The files available for download below are free extension created by Netamity. These are a combination of free and previously commercial products, however support is no longer provided for them due to time restraints. 

All downloads are offered as non-supported and possibly legacy products. No warranty is provided and all users use these extensions without support. Netamity is not responsible for any loss of data or problems caused by the use of these, and users accept full responsibility for this.

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Extensions

Contented PDF: This package of extensions allows your users to compile a single PDF document from articles they select on your site. The user adds the item to a basket through a link above or below an article, view and re-order items in a basket, and view (and download) the PDF for later reading:

  • Ability to add page numbers
  • Unicode for other character sets
  • Ability to add page numbers
  • Ability to add a custom cover page to each report, configurable by admin
  • Ability to generate a table of contents listing each article in the document
  • Compatible with Joomla articles and K2

_force_ini version may be useful for non-English language users

Data Download: Write queries and download CSV data from your joomla database, such as article hits or user stats. Optionally provide this as a link on the front end to enable non-Admin users to download data (subject to the ACL measures you put in place.

AccessText: Show or hide portions of content in articles based on the user group.

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