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[pixelism]

Woah! I think eveyone should calm down a little and stop giving V-Man and anything-Digital a hard time... I 'm sure they are trying to get it sorted and it's my guess thay are under no obligation to provide a 1.5 native version..

I think we should just be patient and it'll turn up eventually is my guess.. Lets' face it, if it was that easy we'd do it ourselves eh..

I like everyone hopes it will turn up soon.. and I'm sure as soon as they can tell us something they will ..

Well that's my 10 cents..

Looking forward to the release.. or some news

P

[ash74]

I think this discussion has been exhausted already. But I still feel obliged to throw my two cent worth of opinion

Some of the opinions in this thread made it sound that it is the ultimate treason to charge the lowly $5 for an excellent component. They tend to forget that the source code is free for redistribution, and can be used on many many domains (unlike some of the pricey components that come with a key). Another point they tend to forget is the quality of support response both through email and on this forums. Very few others who offer good components for free dedicate this much time for support. IMHO, I think the $5 is a very legitimate and fair price for such a service, if not even a tad cheap.

[patrickmjones]

I have to admit I lost my mind a little when I saw the pay-for-download set up.  Luckily V snapped me out of it.  As a developer I have to admit that the price is indeed very fair.

[V-man]

I have not posted here in a while, but the extra costs associated with co-developing J1.0 and 1.5 versions caused a price bump from $5 to $7, and a download window increase in this plan from 24 to 48 hours.

[artmaster]

Appena comprato

Great work!

[V-man]

The only question I have is if a security release is needed.

If I purchase my one day subscription today and download the files (when subscription is activated) and all is good but over the next few days, weeks or months a security issue is identified with that version will the devs first contact those that have that version to let them know and also will they be able to download the fix at no charge or will we have to again buy a download?

As I noted in my initial response to this post, urgent security issues for JCal Pro will be handled with a free patch. We recently discovered a few low-level security issues with JCal Pro for Joomla 1.0.x. You can see that indeed a patch has been distributed to address this issue. It is available independent of any subscription fee.