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New Siruna project: looking for testers! |
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Thursday, 20 August 2009 11:51 |
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I am looking for Joomla! admins interested in trying out my latest project in cooperation with Siruna: an easy point and click website mobilizer with some nice optimizations for Joomla! Send me a message (
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) including a link to your site if you are interested. I will reply with more information and a beta-key to enter the program. Thanks! |
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WAFL configuration for Siruna |
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Wednesday, 22 July 2009 18:41 |
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A short tutorial on how to connect the WAFL plugin with Siruna. Step 1: Create a Siruna account and start a new mobile project - Register an account on our Siruna server. For now, the WAFL plugin only works in combination with our specifically adapted server. But we are working on a version, compatible with standard Siruna servers.
- Login and add a new project. Don't forget to select Joomla as WCM (Web Content Management System)! Set the location of your Joomla! site as both the project base url and site homepage.
- Click the 'view' button behind the title of your newly created project. We will use the parameters on this project information page (screenshot below) to configure the WAFL extension.
Step 2: Configure WAFL Log in to the Joomla! administrator backend and open the WAFL settings page. General options: - Siruna url: http://www.wafl.ugent.be
- Port: 8080
- Mobile url: http://www.wafl.ugent.be:8080 followed by 'mobile url' part from the project information page
- Enable device detection: select 'yes' if you want WAFL to detect mobile requests and redirect them to Siruna
- Base mobile template: template from which layout information will be extracted to generate mobile pages
Mapping: - Siruna username: the accountname you registered
- Project id: you can get this from the project information page
- Secret Key: generated by Siruna, copy it from the project information page
- Project base url: the location of your Joomla! site
... Click save and you are ready to go! Please use the forum if you need further assistance, things are not working out as they are supposed to be, or you just have some general remarks. |
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WAFL @ Joomla!days Netherlands |
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Thursday, 11 June 2009 12:13 |
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WAFL will be holding a session tomorrow on the Joomla!days conference in Nieuwegein, the Netherlands.  More information can be found here. |
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Sunday, 07 June 2009 18:26 |
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Below, a screenshot of our latest internal WAFL version. As you can see, the automatic layout extraction has been drastically improved. Keep an eye out, we will try to release a new alpha soon!

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Second alpha version released! |
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Wednesday, 13 May 2009 18:08 |
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We released a second alpha-version (0.1.1 or build 965 on our SVN)
- Much faster device detection
- Fully supporting the Joomla! cache
- Some bugfixes
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First alpha version released! |
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Sunday, 10 May 2009 17:26 |
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Yesterday, we released the first alpha-version (0.1.0 or build 930 on our SVN) of our Joomla! extension. You can find it on our download-page. Please keep the following aspects in mind while using this release:
- This is an ALPHA release and should NOT be considered stable.
- The Siruna-mapping (”SirunaAdvanced”) will only work with the upcoming version of Siruna that has CMS Integration support. This version has not been made public yet.
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Thursday, 05 March 2009 12:14 |
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Earlier this week, we actually started coding. Yay! Things are looking good and everybody’s (still) optimistic. Also, the general description of our project is now public. Go check it out! |
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Thursday, 07 May 2009 13:25 |
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A feature list of our platform has been released. We will release our 0.1.0 alpha for Joomla! very soon. Stay tuned! |
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Thursday, 19 February 2009 17:23 |
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Welcome to the WAFL Development Blog! On this blog, you will be able to closely follow the development of the WAFL Platform, our mobile extension for Joomla! Stay tuned for more information! |
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Saturday, 14 February 2009 15:38 |
WAFL is not about waffles. It stands for “Website Adaptation and Formatting Layer”. The goal of this open-source project is to achieve device-specific content adaptation for content management systems. More information can be found on our Project and Features pages. If you want to try out our Joomla! mobile extension, head towards the Downloads section! |
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