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Hello, yes we are insterested on it. If you want work on it you can |
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Cool. So this is a 'bigger' refactor if we want to do this right. Will do a POC with the Categories view (backend) so we can test and form an opinion etc. |
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Okay, just spend a considerable amount of time to get a grip of what needs to change and I have come to the conclusion that this is not going to work in the time I can spent on this. How do you see this? |
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please create a pr for what you have now. We going to start that as a point for K7.0 |
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I will do a proper PR for category/categories. Maybe that is something that better fits into J5 which is also planned: So K7 can build on top of that avoiding to have yet again a lot of changes / improvements. In the meantime I will try to help as much as I can on bugs: for me it is important that K6 goes live :) |
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Hi,
been testing Kunena 6.
What I noticed is that you 'copied' over the list views (e.g. for categories) from Kunena 5.
I think it would be better to 'migrate' these views to use the Joomla Framework: that way Kunena will fit seamlessly in Joomla, benefit from all code maintenance done in Joomla core.
As a POC I have done some work on the categories view, below the result: main changes are implement the Joomla searchttools and get rid of the theme.min.css (so css is from the joomla template instead of overwritten by custom css):
Is this something you would be interested in?
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