Vivvo CMS launches new Online Documentation Center to improve customer support, information access and visibility

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Today Vivvo CMS launched the new Online Documentation and Resource Center designed to give the customers the information resource they need to ensure maximum success with their implementation of the Vivvo CMS.

Vivvo news content management systemI guess we reached that point when you just don’t remember where to configure your Vivvo not to cache CSS, how to set up different category template, or what that VTE::box_article_module does? Well, the documentation team at Spoonlabs has come up with a way to make all product documentation as easily available as possible, allowing users to rapidly find answers to all questions quickly and easily, dramatically reducing time to search for information.

Our commitment to providing customers with premium support simply cannot work unless we’re 100 percent focused on providing access to information. By effectively disseminating technical information online, we can provide customers with access to Vivvo CMS resources and answers whenever it’s most convenient for them. As a result, our customers can speed problem-resolution and increase overall productivity.

We welcome you all to check out the new center at: http://www.vivvo.net/doc and http://www.vivvo.net/resources

WordPress 2.8 pings ping services less

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The Blog Herald has posted an interesting piece on an unannounced change in WordPress 2.8. Basically, Wordpress no longer notifies other servers of your updated articles at the same time you post those articles.

Blogger Christian Bolstad found a new feature in WordPress 2.8, undocumented and not among the release notes in the Codex. Basically, it changes the notification behavior of WordPress, from notifying ping services like Pingomatic and others you might use automatically when publishing a post or editing a previously published post, to doing a once an hour notification using the built-in pseudo cron.

I doubt that the change to ping only once an hour in itself is that big of a deal to most bloggers. The biggest problem is that the change was undocumented. Even in the world of open source which demands transparency such an omission may not qualify as a sin, but it does qualify as the basis of for conspiracy theories and blogger rants. I wonder if this change will stick in the next version of Wordpress?

eGroupWare user manual available in print

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"From mid December 2007 on, you can get a printed User Manual in English
language, beside the German one available since some years.

The User Manual Version 1.4 contains several descriptions of
the eGroupWare applications and one Chapter about "getting started" in
the popular eGroupWare modules. The manual has 180 pages and nearly 110
colored screenshots."

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XOOPS: New Community Initiatives

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Editor's Note: As of this writing an XOOPS post on two community initiatives is showing more HTML code than text. Since I'm not sure when they'll get the code/editor/content thing straigten up, I've placed an editied post below.

The XOOPS Foundation
is very proud to announce the support of two very inspiring community initiatives: the recently opened XOOPSDOCS.org and the brand new XOOPSADDONS.org!

XOOPS Addons

The XOOPS Addons Repository is a Community Powered Download site for all your XOOPS modules and themes. Its purpose is to present as many stable and high quality XOOPS addons available to the XOOPS Community as possible. The site currently has more then 400 themes and 400 modules for you to download! You can find the site at www.xoopsaddons.org.

XOOPSDOCS

The now opened XOOPSDOCS.org site will provide an up-to-date and user-friendly repository for sharing completed XOOPS documentation developed by community members. XOOPSDOCS will serve as a repository for finished works, providing an archive of all completed projects. It will also concentrates on downloadable versions of documentation that can be viewed off-line and included with the modules, themes and components they cover. The XOOPS Wiki
is used as a community workplace to create new and update existing documentation.