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Help & Support

Help and support are a key concept to the underlying philosophy of this project. We are users ourselves and can value the information we can get by reading a thorough documentation, watching an insightful video tutorial as well as the immediate response to our requests when we are stuck. To this end, we offer two paths for obtaining help and support regarding JoomlaPack.

documentation

If you need a thorough User's Guide for JoomlaPack you can go straight to our documentation page and view the latest version on-line, or pay a visit to our File Release System to download the latest published version of the documentation in PDF format.

Our documentation section also includes a sub-section devoted to Video Tutorials. If you're the visual kind of guy or gal, head over to the videos already!

forum If you need support, we offer zero-day support through our dedicated support forum. Inquiries are usually answered within a calendar day (we keep supporting you on weekends and holidays). If your issue needs attention from a developer, this is usually done within 24 hours. Most issues are resolved right away, the most complicated will need 2-4 days until they are thoroughly resolved.

However, if you need to learn more about Joomla! itself, this is not the place to do so. To learn more about Joomla! and how to use it, we suggest that you head over to Joomla Tutorials, a great site with animated tutorials, tips and tricks and more.

Official Blog

  • What's going on with good ol' JoomlaPack?

    Some of you may have already received our latest newsletter, some others may have viewed a copy of it on-line. Or, maybe, you have seen it on a Twitter reply to Alledia. The truth is, JoomlaPack will be changing its name to Akeeba Backup and bring a lot of changes and new services to the project.





  • JoomlaPack gives Santa Claus an early welcome

    This month was very busy with development. My goal for JoomlaPack 2.4 was more than just fix outstanding bugs; my goal was to make JoomlaPack usable in more server environments and give you more power. This post describes what JoomlaPack's very own Santa Claus has in its bags for December 2009 Wink





  • JoomlaPack and security solutions

    Phew! Long time since my last blog post. Truth be told, I was very busy with producing JoomlaPack 2.4.b1, the video tutorials and some other projects I am currently working on. Since you waited so long to hear from me, let me give you a nice, short, useful piece of information. I'm going to discuss why many of you get HTTP 403 "Forbidden" error messages and how to work around them!





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Dionysopoulos.me
Not entirely Joomla!-specific, the personal site of our lead developer has some interesting Joomla!-related articles.
www.Dionysopoulos.me