Milkman Development

We have made some more changes to the Multicategories Component for Joomla!1.5. Here is the Changelog for version 1.0.6:

• search plugin added (this was discussed in our Forum);
• new commands (Copy and Move) in the Categories Toolbox added;
• logic for "Restore Data" and "Sync Backup" buttons in the Control Panel Toolbox changed (now they shows up only if Backup table is not identical to main Multicategories table);
• Italian language for front-end added (many thanks to Carmine);
• minor bugs fixed (Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::...).

We have made some more changes to the Multicategories Component for Joomla!1.5. Here is the Changelog for version 1.0.5:

• blog view added (this was discussed in our Forum);
• new commands added in the Control Panel Toolbox.

We have made some more changes to the Multicategories Component for Joomla!1.5. Here is the Changelog for version 1.0.4:

• "500 - JDatabaseMySQL::query: 1064" error fixed (discussed in our Forum);
• Hit Counter for categories in Backend added;
• "# Articles" column in Backend added;
• system SEF support added.

We have made some more changes to the Multicategories Component for Joomla!1.5. Here is the Changelog for version 1.0.3:

• advanced pathway functionality that creates correct pathways for your articles even if they are accessed from the external manually placed link. This will work only if a link contains "Itemid" variable that belongs to menu item leading to the Multicategories Category. Also "catid" variable must be presented in a link and its value have to point to the Multicategories category, NOT TO the Joomla! Category. This is processed by the component automatically, but if you place a link to your article somewhere manually and want the pathway to lead to your Multicategories Category you should keep it in mind and include an appropriate Multicategory id value for the "catid" variable;
• Joomla! Category associate function that allows your articles being added to your Multicategories automatically when you add them to the Joomla! Category as it was discussed in our Forum.