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Joomla CMS SEMINAR PPT
1. CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Pinki Mondal
B. Tech. CSE-III Yr.
ABES Engineering
College, Ghaziabad
(U.P.), India
pinki.pinki.mondal8@gmail
.com
Presented By-
2. Content Outline
1. Introduction
2. Content management system
3. What is Joomla?
4. Comparison with other CMSs
5. How to install Joomla?
6. Joomla! Extensions
7. Templates in Joomla
8. Advantages and disadvantages
9. General future scope
10. Conclusion
11. References
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3. • Today websites have become a major part of our lives.
• Through a blog or a wiki or a webpage, everyone these days is
present on the web, one way or the other.
• So, does that mean everyone who wants to be on the web has to be a
geek? No.
• Well, not any CMS would do. What you need is Joomla!.
• It’s a revolutionary open-source system, Download it and
forget about coding, programming, designing. Sit
back and let Joomla! do all the hard work. If you have
a webpage that needs some working on all the time,
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Introduction
All you need is a Content Management System
4. In simple words, content management system is a system that manages content.
What is Content?
– Content is any type or unit of digital information. It can be text, images,
graphics, video, sound, documents, records, etc or anything that we
would like to manage in an electronic format.
What is the CM System ?
– A CMS is a tool that enables us to create, edit, delete and finally publish
in a varying format a variety of content as well as site maintenance from
a central page. It provides a collection of procedures used to manage
workflow in a collaborative environment.
Content Management System
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#Source: Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_management_system
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5. • Consistent website design.
• Website is easy to update.
• Site can be updated from anywhere.
• No need to pay someone to keep our Site Updated.
• Availability of site modules and templates.
• An open source community (for support).
• Design changes are easy.
• Content and structure can easily be adapted.
• Content is well organized and searchable.
• You can assign different webmasters to administer the
content.
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Benefits of CMS
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6. • PhpNuke (www.phpnuke.org)
• Plone (www.plone.org)
• Drupal (www.drupal.org)
• Mambo (www.source.mambo-foundation.org)
• Moodle(www.moodle.org)
• Wordpress(www.wordpress.org)
• Joomla (www.joomla.org)
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Various CMS Products
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7. • The name Joomla is derived from the Swahili(East African Language)
word "Jumla", which means "all together" or "as a whole".
• Joomla! is one of the most powerful Open Source Content
Management Systems. It is used all over the world for everything from
simple websites to complex corporate applications.
• Joomla! is easy to install, simple to manage, and reliable.
• It is a modular CMS.
• 2.7 percent of the Web is running on Joomla.
• It enables you to build websites and powerful online applications.
• With the minimal amount of instructions.
• It is highly extensible and thousands of extensions(Most for free) are
available.
• Joomla runs on PHP/MySql.
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What is JOOMLA ?
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8. • Joomla is written in PHP
• Uses object-oriented programming structure (OOPS) techniques and
software design pattern
• Stores data in a MySQL database
• Includes features such as page caching, RSS feeds, printable versions of
pages, news flashes, blogs, polls, search, and support for language
internationalization.
• It is based on a MODEL-VIEW-CONTROLLER (MVC) web
application framework that can be used independently.
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JOOMLA
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9. • The genesis of Joomla goes back to August 2005 when the project broke
off from another web design project “Mambo”.
• The whole concern of the development team was to put this content
management software into the open source domain.
• Internet users at the OpenSourceMatters website
(www.opensourcematters. org) spoke in support for the new project and
in early September of 2005, Joomla! was born. The comes from the
Arabic for "all together", which is an important idea for this web design
project.
History of Joomla
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10. Why to Use Joomla! ?
• Its FREE!
• One Click Installation
• Cross Platform for client: LINUX and Windows for hosting
• Pro-Active Support
– Joomla! Teams and Community members.
• Simplicity
– Intuitive Graphical Web User Interface (WebUI)
• Flexibility
– Highly configurable and tailorable
• Robust
– Extremely stable core infrastructure
• Extensible
– 3rd Party Extension and Plug-In capabilities
• Dynamic Content
– MySQL database driven
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Joomla! Is
Really
powerful and
Makes our Job
easier
11. Why Joomla Is Better Than Other CMS
Joomla
• It is designed to work perfectly in basic
shared web hosting environments, a package
that is least expensive and most common.
Installer is simple and just like any other
common desktop software.
• It is supported by several extensions, add-on,
and plug in. They are written in PHP, which
is most widely used, general purpose
scripting language and best suited for web
development.
• Joomla probably has a pre built module to
transform it in a social bookmarking website.
• Joomla's greatest advantage is availability of
a large number of extensions that you can
use to Plug-in extra features into your
website and transform your website into
anything you like.
Other CMS
• The installation process is a bit
complicated.
• Add-ons, Plug-ins, although deeply
integrated, but are less powerful
compared to Joomla.
• It is not known to support it.
• Very Limited extensibility.
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14. XAMPP
X-Operating System(Linux or Windows or Mac OS
or Solaris )
Apache - Web Server
Mysql - Database
PHP - Programming Language
Perl - Programming Language
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Joomla Prerequisites
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16. Steps to install Joomla please don’t change it
• Steps:
Install XAMPP
http://www.apachefriends.org/download.php?xampp-win32-1.7.3.exe
unzip joomla into your xampp's www folder (eg
C:xampphtdocsjoomla
• start xampp
• Create database “joomla”
• open a browser window and go to
http://localhost/joomla
• follow the on screen prompts to install joomla
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The Joomla! Bug Squad
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18. On screen prompts and what to enter in the boxes
Host Name = localhost
MySQL User Name = root
MySQL Password = your password or blank
MySQL Database Name = anyhting you like (eg joomladb)
MySQL Table Prefix = jos_ (this is set as default but you can change it)
Make sure that install sample data is ticked
Click "next"
step 2:
Site name = your site name
step 3:
VERY IMPORTANT!! Change the admin password to something memorable (as this is
only for testing locally I'd suggest setting the password to admin or password or similar
step 4:
Remove or rename BOTH of the following: INSTALL.PHP and the installation folder (eg
C:wampwwwjoomlainstallation)
step 5:
in your browser window click on either the "view site" button or the "Administration"
button
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The Joomla! Bug Squad
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22. Fig.: This is the default frontend of Joomla.
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Front End
23. Type “localhost/joomla/administrator” on your browser and you will see your
administrator/backend page. Enter your username and password to login.
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Enter the
Username
and
password
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Administrator Section
24. Fig.: Administrator’s Home Page or Backend of Joomla
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Back End
26. • Extensions are add-ons that expand the functionality of Joomla!.
• Extensions are used to add capabilities to Joomla! that do not
exist in the standard package. Hundreds of Extensions are
available for Joomla!, with more being developed all of the time.
• Self-contained archived file (zip) that a non-programmer can
install by simply using the Joomla menu driven install options
– Components (additional functionality to site)
– Modules (mostly provide interface to components e.g menus,
lists, forms)
– Plug-ins (additional functionality to core)
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Joomla Extensions
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27. Admin Menu -> Extensions -> Extension Manager
Select the Install menu item in the Extension manager screen
that appears.
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28. • A template is basically the design of your Joomla! powered
website.
• With a template you can change the look and feel of your
website.
• Templates have certain fields in which components and modules
will be shown.
• Templates are easy to build or customize and they provide
maximum flexibility in how you style your site.
• There are many places that offer free templates
(www.joomla24.com, www.siteground.com/joomla-
templates.html and many more……)
-Admin head menu > “Extensions” >”Template Manager”
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Templates In Joomla
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29. Here we can select the Template from the list
and make one template default
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Here we select
the template by
clicking on
radio button
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Template Example
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Here we can edit html, CSS or Preview
the template
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Universiti Teknologi Mara Made Digital Collection In Joomla
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Google Map incorporation in Joomla by Health Science Library
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Facebook Application in Joomla by Libraries of Love
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ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
ADVANTAGES
No need to know new interface: Because everything is on browser.
Multiple user can update website
One change can be reflected through out the website.
Support: Joomla.org has a huge selection of development tools and tutorials available
for users.
Joomla allows us to create Simple sites, Complex sites, Custom applications and
Specialized sites.
Beginner to Intermediate Usability: Joomla was designed mainly for simple websites and
blogs, and for people with only some knowledge of building. This means that it does not have
much advanced functionalities for those looking to truly customize complex sites.
Security: Every site in Joomla will use its own login details which makes the work easier but
the site less secure.
Resources: The system and sites can use a large amount of server resources comparable to
other CMS solutions
Costs: There are some plugins that come with a price tag for Joomla
DISADVANTAG
ES
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FUTURE SCOPE
Joomla for normal user
You can use Joomla to power your website for any purposes
Joomla for developer
You can develop extensions for Joomla either for free or
commercial
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Joomla allows you
Creating Killer Content- Adding and Editing Articles,
A New and Easy Way to Build Websites,
Easy to Install,
Creating a Site in an Hour,
Small Sites,
Big Sites: Organizing your Content Effectively,
Creating Attractive Home Pages and Overview Pages,
Creating an Attractive Design: Working with Templates,
Getting the Most out of Your Site: Extending Joomla, &
Attracting Search Engine Traffic.
Thus Joomla is highly Supported and used.
Conclusion
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1. XAMPP: http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
2. CMS: http://Content management system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.htm
3. Joomla: http://www.joomla.org/
4. Install: http://How to install Joomla - Manual Joomla 3 Installation Guide.htm
5. Extensions : http://extensions.joomla.org/
6. Joomla Forum: http://forum.joomla.org/
7. Joomla Magazine: http://magazine.joomla.org/authors/itemlist/user/65-Nicholas-G-
Antimisiaris
8. Joomla documentation: http://docs.joomla.org/
9. Joomla 2.5 essential training: http://www.lynda.com/Joomla-tutorials/Joomla-Essential-
Training/95699-2.html
10. Joomla! For beginners guide 2012: http://www.danconia.com/joomla-for-beginners-
guide-2012.html
11. Joomla! Developers guide: http://cocoate.com/sites/cocoate.com/files/private/jdev.pdf
12. Dr Sangeeta Kaul, Network Manager, DELNET, New Delhi Email:
sangs@delnet.ren.nic.in, sangskaul2003@yahoo.co.in , Joomla! Content Management
System.ppt
13. http://Top Rated SitesHome - Joomla! Community Showcase.htm
References
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Editor's Notes
SoLoMo is short form of Social-Local-Mobile. It represents the growing trend of targeting consumers based on their current location and is typically designed to be shared via social networks.
Now the question is how?
For this we have to go into the details of each components of SoLoMo, which are Social, Local and Mobile.
SoLoMo is short form of Social-Local-Mobile. It represents the growing trend of targeting consumers based on their current location and is typically designed to be shared via social networks.
Now the question is how?
For this we have to go into the details of each components of SoLoMo, which are Social, Local and Mobile.