Category Archives: Website Plugins

Text Instruction The “Numo” web plugins have been designed and developed to be deployed to a Linux/Unix web server only. They are not designed to run on a Windows web server. The basic web server requirements to run this module … Continue reading →

If your product is pre-bundled with a web template, you do not need to download the plugin as it is already included within your website template. Text Instruction If you purchased your plugin as a stand-alone module, follow these steps … Continue reading →

The module files are provided in a ZIP format for download. Before continuing to publish and activate the module on your server, you will need to extract the product package. Text Instruction Windows XP, Vista, and 7 have built in … Continue reading →

It is important to understand that the Numo plugins only operate when they are deployed live to the web server. If you are concerned about deploying to a website that is already in operation, and you are not prepared to … Continue reading →

Activation is the process of setting up the numo system on the server. This include providing the system with the MySQL connection information and the creation of an administrative login account. Text Instruction To begin, go to http://www.yoursite.com/numo/ (where ‘yoursite.com’ … Continue reading →

NUMO has been developed in away that allows additional NUMO modules to easily be added to an installation at anytime. This guide will step through how to add additional NUMO modules to an existing installation. You only need to combine … Continue reading →

NUMO has been developed in away that allows additional NUMO modules to easily be added to an installation at anytime. This lesson will step through how to combine more than one NUMO modules into a single package before installation. Text … Continue reading →

Numo “components” are pre-programmed widgets which get displayed in-page when specific “component code” is rendered when a web page is viewed live on your web server. Component code is a string of characters which can be copied into your web … Continue reading →

Placing a component within a page is easy as 1-2-3.  Select-Copy-Paste.  Of course, if you’ve never done it before, you may feel a bit apprehensive. In most pre-bundled solutions, many components are pre-placed in your page.  This is with the … Continue reading →