Written by Gordon Fisch.
We are pleased to announce ther release of MyMuse 2.5.7. This is a maintenance release.
If you use Artist Reports you shouldupdate to the latest version.
Written by Gordon Fisch.
Today we release updates to two MyMuse 3 add-ons
Both have updated versions of JPlayer which fixes a bug when viewed with Android devices. The first track loaded would play but no others. The bug involved calling Play immediately after calling SetMedia. We are happy to see that fixed.
MyMuse Latest module had some code added in case you are using Amazon S3 to store your files.
If you use either of these, you should download the latest. You will have to remove old ones before installing.
Written by Gordon Fisch.
We are about to release a new version that includes integration with Amazon S3. Serve your files from Amazon and save big time on bandwidth. Read the manual page.
While our tests are all positive we would like see it "in the field" a bit before a public release. We are looking for Beta testers! The first five people to contact us will recieve a free 6 month subscription to MyMuse. All we ask is that you test out the S3 integration and report back.
Written by Gordon Fisch.
The good news: we have updated the Manual for Version 3.x. We have have added much more detail on all the front end views. This also helped us review the code and rearrange many of the options so they made more sense.
The bad news: MyMuse uses Live Update from Akeeba. We discovered we had not changed the update stream to monitor for version 3.X. If you have MyMuse 3.x please update to the latest version. Or you can download config.php.zip. It goes in administrator/components/com_mymuse/liveupdate/config.php. Now you will get notified of updates. The latest build of MyMuse is com_mymuse_J3-3.2.4-1261.
Written by Gordon Fisch.
You've heard the buzz, get responsive now. You have to be viewable on mobile devices and tablets. There are more phones than people on the planet. Reach that market with a site that adapts to screen size.
MyMuse gets responsive by turning tables of data (like your tacks) into zebra striped lists that can be scrolled on your mobile device. We have gone through all our views and shopping cart pages and applied special styles to all the table elements. Media queries in the CSS allow us to apply different styles depending on screen size. Read more to see some screen shots.
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