Mambo Knowledgebase

A Mambot is a type of plugin that works behind the scenes. It performs some useful function such as modifying content before display, extending the site search to cover additional types of content or...

The normal process to following when performing an upgrade: 1) Backup your site 2) Uninstall the MOStlyCE Admin component 3) Uninstall the MOStlyCE mambot 4) open your file manager and make...

Mambo is a powerful content management system that allows for great flexibility and extensibility. The default Mambo installation represents only a fraction of what Mambo can actually do. Many Mambo...

From Mambo version 4.6 and up, components, modules, mambots and templates are installed the same way - through the Installer.  In versions prior to Mambo 4.6, each of these was installed...

The first place to look is the Mambo Code forge. The forge supersedes the MamboXchange and marks a new step in the development of the Mambo community.  Launched in September 2007, the forge is...

The Banners component allows you to display banners in rotation on your Mambo web site. Banners may be placed anywhere within your site, depending on how you set their placement within your...

MOStlyCE is the default WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor for the Mambo CMS.  MOStlyCE is based on the open source editor maintained by Moxicode. Features Editor compression...

If you are having problems using a WYSIWYG editor with your Mambo site, these tips may help.... Make sure your Mambo is installed correctly before adding components. Editors are components. ...

Due to MOStlyCE 3 being a major release, it is important to carefully follow the following steps to ensure your upgrade goes smoothly. While we refer to a change from MOStlyCE 2.x to MOStlyCE 3...