Download latest jCore Server and/or Client releases.
Browse third party modules or submit your own.
Help needed? Ask questions and get help asap.
Username: Password: Forget your password?

Status update for 0.5 release and Win $50

Fri, 22 Jan 2010 11:04:38 GMT by pijulius, 577 views

A lot has been done since the last release but still long way till the new 0.5 version but some of the new features already include API like system, Searchable Modules, Members Only option for Photo gallery and Shopping also Digital Goods for shopping (Download Store system). Read more to view the detailed list of upcoming features and win a Google AdWords promotional code worth of $50.

Read moreComments (6)

jCore 0.4 Released!

Sun, 13 Dec 2009 14:22:56 GMT by pijulius, 1135 views

Includes CCBill checkout, table prefixes to be able to use same db for multiple sites, block caching for sites under heavy load, picture watermarking and more.

Read moreComments (6)
View All

About jCore Client

Sun, 26 Jul 2009 04:06:14 BST by pijulius, 2904 views

 jCore client is the stripped version of jCore server. There are no libraries nor icons separately installed for the jCore client however the lib/ directory is allready created if you have different (customized) libraries for different clients. Just copy over the library file from the jcore server and start editing the code, because that code will only be used by that client and none of the other clients nor the server's functionality will be affected.

The same applies to the modules, there is a lib/modules directory already created, if you want to install a module only for a client just copy the module into that directory and you are ready. The same goes for the libraries, if you like to customize let's say the photo gallery module, just copy the module over and start modifing it's code, this will only affect that client.

To learn more about howto install modules please see the How-to -> Install -> Modules section.

jCore client is usually in every client's home directory, for e.g. /home/client1/public_html/ so no code is shared between the clients, nor symlinks are made to the core allowing you to freely give ftp/sftp access to your clients if asked, not having to think about that they may see other clients files/codes. They wont!

Te learn more about how to install jCore client on your server please see the How-to -> Install -> jCore Client section.

Comments (0)