In November 2019 I introduced the Jomres Syndicate Network.

This has a number of goals (none nefarious, I assure you), but one of those goals is to build a list of active Jomres installations.

This post is a quick heads up for new users, if you're curious to know how many sites have been added/updated since that time (there are many, many more that were added in the past, this is just from Nov 2019) then have a look at this list : http://app.jomres.net/jomres/api/get_sites/

 

The numbers of the properties were accurate when the site was added to the network, I haven't yet added code to automatically update those numbers, however a quick check of the first few sites (by adding core/report to the end of the api url) indeed shows that most of them are adding properties. core/report will give you the number of currently published properties on that site, for example set the url to https://www.domain.com/jomres/api/core/report

If you want to look at the individual properties, you can put core/get_properties on the end of the api url. This will output basic information about the individual published properties on that site. No private information is shared in there that isn't already available in the property's main details page, this is just the same information presented in a format that's easily readable by machines instead of humans.

Here endeth today's lesson.

 

 

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vince picDeveloped and maintained by Vince Wooll, Jomres was initially conceived in early 2005 as a Mambo based solution to a client’s hotel management needs. While it wasn't originally expected to be an online booking system it quickly morphed into one as users requested more and more features.

As the number of feature requests grew Vince knew that he would need to dedicate more time to the project and in July 2005 Jomres was released as a commercial project. Since then Jomres has become the world's oldest online booking plugin for any PHP CMS. It has been used in Joomla 1.0, 1.5, 2.5, 3 & 4 and WordPress 4, 5 & 6.

Aladar joined the project in 2010 after using Jomres for his own projects. He was active on the forum, helping other members of the community and eventually Vince invited him to join the team. Between 2010 and 2018 he was an integral part of the project and made many significant contributions.

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