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   JIE, Open Source and E-Government

Joomla! International Edition was originally built specifically for use in Mongolian government websites. The ministires and agencies in the government wanted a secure, open-source and easy to use CMS that could be used by people who weren't trained as webmasters. In addition, the main requirement was that the whole thing had to be in Mongolian. During the development we realized that there are many organizations, agencies and individuals around the world who need similar localized tools to help them build websites. That is why with JIE we have built in the capabilities for just about any language to be included in the package.

In addition some organizations and agencies aren't willing to invest large amounts of capital on relatively new technology, but with Open Source software, specifically Joomla! and JIE, these organizations can save money and not sacrifice quality software or usability. Although JIE isn't for everyone, we feel that a large amount of government agencies, administrative organizations and individuals who need this kind of technology can benefit greatly from it. We also hope that by spreading the word about JIE and Joomla! we also help to introduce the idea of open-source software to people who may not be familiar with its benefits.

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Setting Up Your UTF-8 Database
Tuesday, 19 June 2007
Configuring your UTF-8 DatabaseIf you want your Joomla! International Edition website to fully function in UTF-8 it is important to set up your MySQL website properly BEFORE you install JIE. This task is quite simple to perform and only requires a couple minutes. Here we will go over two different ways to set up your MySQL database in UTF-8.
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Language Pack Creation
Monday, 23 April 2007
ImageThis document is a how-to on creating a complete administrator/install language pack for Joomla! International Edition. A basic knowledge of PHP, HTML, XML and the joomla file tree may be needed for this. The first step is to download the latest version of Joomla International Edition and the default language template pack.
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Quick Tips
Tuesday, 01 May 2007
Quick Tips!You may want to have a different site name and site meta description depending on which language the user is using. This is easy in JIE and simply requires a modification to the frontend language pack. In the administrator interface go to Site->Language Manager->Site Languages then check the language you wish to edit and click Edit. Then edit the following lines:
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