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Joomla! 4 Masterclass

You're reading from   Joomla! 4 Masterclass A practitioner's guide to building rich and modern websites using the brand-new features of Joomla 4

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803238975
Length 338 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Luca Marzo Luca Marzo
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Table of Contents (26) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1 – Joomla! Out of the Box
2. Chapter 1: A Powerful and Extensible Core FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: How to Manage Content 4. Chapter 3: Advanced Content Management 5. Chapter 4: Exploring the Flexibility of Modules 6. Chapter 5: Building Your Site Structure: the Menu System 7. Chapter 6: Managing Users and Their Permissions 8. Part 2: Advanced Features
9. Chapter 7: SEO at Its Best 10. Chapter 8: One Site, Multiple Languages 11. Chapter 9: Planning Operations with Scheduled Tasks 12. Chapter 10: Tailored Communication with Mail Templates 13. Chapter 11: Command-Line Interface 14. Part 3: Styling and Securing Your Website
15. Chapter 12: Styling Your Website – Templates 16. Chapter 13: Customize Everything with Overrides 17. Chapter 14: Child Templates 18. Chapter 15: Template Frameworks 19. Chapter 16: Advanced Features – Access and Security 20. Part 4: Case Studies
21. Chapter 17: Case Study – A Corporate Website in Joomla 22. Chapter 18: Case Study – Online Academy with Joomla 23. Chapter 19: Case Study – A B&B Booking System with Joomla 24. Index 25. Other Books You May Enjoy

Example – scheduled maintenance window

A common use case in large websites, especially e-commerce ones, is the need to set up a regular maintenance window in which some batch operations are executed, such as to align with the warehouse for the availability of products, synchronize with shipping companies, and similar operations.

To avoid creating inconsistencies with customer orders, it may be useful to define a maintenance window for the website, suspending it from operations for a certain amount of time. Let’s suppose that you need to take the website offline for 1 hour, every day from midnight to 1:00 A.M. Doing so is very easy with Scheduled Tasks – you just need to set up two tasks:

  • One to make the website go offline at a given time
  • Another to make the website go back online at a given time

Let’s start with the first task.

In the Scheduled Tasks component, create a new task by selecting the Set Site Offline type. For the Execution...

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