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ExpressionEngine 2.0 Public Beta Turkish language files have been published.

You can download the files here.

The design of pfs! (designed by Biber Ltd.) has been copied without any written permission requested from Biber Ltd. You can read more about the incident at pfs! web site.

Biber's first site in a series have been launched. Although primarily being served in English pfs! is a "mixed language" site. Depending the nature and the target market of the content posted, pfs! currently supports both English and Turkish languages. In the future you can expect to see few more languages. pfs! in a nutshell is a photo-blog that promises to provide extensive information on each photo enabling visitors to get a better understanding on the subject matter how to take better photos. The site also provides photography related news and announcements from all over the world. In addition to that, at pfs! you will be able to watch some extraordinary online photo exhibition from a variet of photographers.

Site Sections:

1. Home Page:
This page showcases selected art from the blow and will be updated weekly. The photos shown here are linked to blog and all six will have something in common. It’s going to be like a magazine cover/issue.

2. Blog:
This section lets you crawl my portfolio. It doesn’t just show the photos. There are also my writings, technical details & more. These pages are connected with Browse section and enables you to browse all photos by styles, equipment, models etc.

3. News Section:
In this section I’ll be posting photography related news, updates, tutorials etc.

4. Browse Section:
This is the quick browsing section. There are still some stuff missing but we’ll enhance the page soon.

5. Exhibtion:
Think this page as a regular exhibition. It will be renewed every couple months and it may also host guest photographer portfolios.

Our site has been added to EE Showcase gallery. If you want to check out the gallery you can click here.

TTNET will block SMTP port 25 in Turkiye to fight back against spam. Therefore TTNET suggests to all its customers and to all service providers to change their SMTP port to 587. If you want to read the details you can click here.

We have written a new extension enabling multi-lingual site development in Expression Engine.

You can download the Biber Ltd. Language Switcher Extension from this link.

To be able to successfully use this extension, you can read our related article at Expression Engine forums.

Please, also feel free to direct any questions you have about the extension.