Southern African Joomla! User Group (SAJUG) Google Group

• RE: [SAJUG] Domain Transfers
  If you have a Godaddy account, then you can get a Sideways transfer done.
  This will save you money on transfer fees J
  This is also instant!
  

  The holder of the domain should do the following:
  In your domain account select the domains you want to transfer. Then click
  account change in the domain menu.
  
  

• RE: [SAJUG] Domain Transfers
  They can update the ns on their side - you set up your own go daddy account
  and do a domain name transfer - however do the transfer first if you are
  going to move the domain - they can lock the domain once an update on the ns
  change has happened
  

  Thanks,
  Kevin Banks
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• Re: [SAJUG] Domain Transfers
  If i can remember correctly, at godaddy.
  But i will find out just to make sure.
  Thanx
  
  
• RE: [SAJUG] Domain Transfers
  Where are the domains registered? If you find that out then change the ns
  records - allot faster
  

  Thanks,
  Kevin Banks
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• Re: [SAJUG] Domain Transfers
  Hi Ross,
  Greatly appreciated!
  The domains are 2x .com's 1 .co.uk 1 .biz and 1 .info
  So it seems like this might take a while!
  On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 1:30 PM, Bartwebsites: Ross Bartholomew <
  
  
• RE: [SAJUG] Domain Transfers
  Hi there
  If they are .co.za domains then go to [link] (yes it's correct) and you will find a
  Update Form Generator which you can use. Note that the current hosts need to know that the transfer
  will happen.
  If they are .com or other then it can be a little more tricky and you need to do it via whoever
  
  
• Cape Town JUG Meetup - 9 September 2010 @ Sinns Restaurant from 18h30
  [link]
  

  CELEBRATE JOOMLA's 5th Birthday, there may even be some cake!!!!
  Second meetup, with an opportunity to meetup and get to know the other
  Joomla Users in Cape Town.
  

  Agenda
  

  - Joomla 5 Years
  - Who's who ?
  
  

• Cape Town JUG Meetup - 9 September 2010 @ Sinns Restaurant from 18h30
  [link]
  

  CELEBRATE JOOMLA's 5th Birthday, there may even be some cake!!!!
  Second meetup, with an opportunity to meetup and get to know the other
  Joomla Users in Cape Town.
  

  Agenda
  

  - Joomla 5 Years
  - Who's who ?
  
  

• Domain Transfers
  Hi guys,
  

  I know I am off topic here. But this the best place to get advise
  regarding this, since most of you guys probably have done this before.
  

  We have a client who wants his Joomla sites hosted with us. The thing
  is, we have to do a domain transfer of all his sites to our servers.
  

  I need to know the exact steps that need to be taken in order to
  
  

• RE: [SAJUG] article defending Joomla
  Thank you kindly sir :-)
  

  [mailto:joomlasouthernafrican@ googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Marchant Marjoh
  Claassens
  Sent: 02 September 2010 11:38 AM
  To: joomlasouthernafrican@googlegr oups.com
  

  Hi,
  I dont have anything to add, but this is one of the best articles i have
  ever read regarding Joomla, Drupal etc.
  
  

• Re: [SAJUG] article defending Joomla
  Hi,
  I dont have anything to add, but this is one of the best articles i have
  ever read regarding Joomla, Drupal etc.
  Well done!
  
  
• RE: [SAJUG] article defending Joomla
  Hi all
  

  Thanks for the kind comments, if it's okay I'll send it on and post the link
  once it's published :-)
  

  Cheers,
  Arthur
  

  [mailto:joomlasouthernafrican@ googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Matthew
  Philogene [raramuridesign.com]
  Sent: 02 September 2010 06:18 AM
  To: joomlasouthernafrican@googlegr oups.com
  
  

• Re: [SAJUG] article defending Joomla
  Hi Arthur
  I think you have written a good article.
  I agree with Pat about slagging off other products. Always remain
  diplomatic, as these products are just as good as Joomla!.
  Let us know when you have published this.
  Matthew
  
  
• Re: [SAJUG] article defending Joomla
  Hi Arthur
  I know zilch about Wordpress or Drupal but having started learning Joomla a
  few months back, I am hooked. The community support is great and the array
  of extensions is amazing. Nothing seems to be impossible if you take the
  time to look for an answer. I am in the fortunate position of not having to
  
  
• article defending Joomla
  Hi all
  

  I've been invited to write an article in defence of Joomla versus Drupal /
  Wordpress. I've played very briefly with Drupal and even less with WP so I
  won't be writing a comparison, except where my research (or feedback from
  you) would be important to compare. I already have it in my mind that WP is