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Jomres 9.25.0 has been released

Most Jomres users simply want to use the system "as is" (and that's ok) but if you're one of those people building a business from a booking engine, there are lots more ways you can build your site using the tools in Jomres that might not be immediately apparent from a quick viewing of the demos.

Jomres is exceptionally powerful and it includes a lot of tools that require digging into the manual to get the most out of it, so here I will mention a pivotal set of features that are collectively known as Shortcodes.

This version of Jomres includes the ability to run Jomres in WordPress without needing the theme to support Bootstrap.

This version brings a couple of new features...

This version includes a variety of bug fixes accrued over the last year.

Jomres 9.23.0 released with some fantastic new changes to the free Core including a new tariff editing mode, child rates, extra guest prices, cleaning fees and search feature updates.

There are a lot of changes in .23, so check your weights, strap on your mask and we'll dive right into them.

In 2011 Aladar and I attended the Joomla and Beyond event in Germany.

At the event a demonstration was made of the (at the time) new CSS & Javascript framework of Bootstrap 2, with the proposal that Bootstrap be integrated into the upcoming version of Joomla.

Yes, I'm squeezing in another Monty Python reference for my older visitors.

Something different?

There's a new plugin available on through the Jomres Plugin Manager called "Search Widget".

Some of my regular users may have noticed that I have been unable to provide ticket support for the last few weeks.

For this I have to apologise profusely. Two months ago my landlady told me that she wasn't going to renew my rental contract and instead sell her house. Having been a renter for 20 years and having been forced to move home several times because this has happened to me before, as you can imagine I was very angry at having to do it all over again.

This is a quick blog post to keep everybody appraised of the progress of the Channel Management Framework.

Before I get to the meat of the update, I'd like to offer a word of thanks to some people who are very important to me, and without whom this would not have been built. To Donnacha, Rodrigo, Aladar, Iuri, and Mark. It's your faith, vision and encouragement that has helped me to find the energy to push this thing forward. To all of you, thank you.