Stage 1 Alpha · Opens Monday, November 9, 2026

The Mafia Line for Joomla 6+

One license covers the whole line: CRM, commerce, mail, forms and the social proof layer, built for Joomla 6 and tied together through the CRM.

$99 one payment · lifetime license · 25 sites · every Mafia product included

Buy Stage 1 Alpha What is in the alpha

Alpha runs through January 1, 2027. After that the alpha terms close to new buyers and Stage 2 beta follows at a higher price. Soft licensing: licenses gate upgrades, existing installs do not get shut down.

The Line

Stage 1 Alpha is the front door. The line behind it is the roadmap made visible: one license, every product, all of it tying into the CRM.

MafiaCRM

The CRM hub of the line. Contacts, campaigns and automation behind a 76-route API, with one suppression list every sender honors.

MafiaCart

Commerce for Joomla: catalog, cart, orders and coupons, with its own SEO layer in the box.

MafiaSMTP

The shared sending layer the rest of the line sends through: 13 mail providers, encrypted credential storage, routing and fallback.

MafiaForm

Forms with the form protection standard built in, feeding straight into the CRM.

MafiaSocial

The social proof layer: popups, reviews and live proof, tied into the CRM.

MafiaSEO

SEO for the line: MafiaCart ships its SEO layer in the box today, and the dedicated SEO product is on the roadmap.

MafiaTickets

Support ticketing for the line, on the roadmap, tied into the CRM like everything else.

See the full roadmap · Release notes

Migrating from 1.0.x to 1.5 Stable

Details: Written by: Matthew Murphy; Category: How-To Guides; Published: 13 August 2008; Hits: 129

Migrating from 1.0.x to 1.5 Stable
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The migration from Joomla! 1.0 to 1.5 is handled for the most part automatically in two stages. The first stage is the export migration component for Joomla! 1.0 and the second stage is the import or migration phase of the Joomla! 1.5 installer. The system is automated due to a large number of changes that make data slightly incompatible between Joomla! 1.0 and 1.5, such as parameters for menus and content items. Whilst it is still possible to use a database dump to migrate, this is not advised as there will be data loss. This page aims to detail how to migrate from Joomla! 1.0 to Joomla! 1.5 with as much ease as possible.

Upgrading 1.5 from an existing 1.5x version

Details: Written by: Matthew Murphy; Category: How-To Guides; Published: 13 August 2008; Hits: 104

Upgrading 1.5 from an existing 1.5x version
It is risky to upgrade a live site without testing the upgrade process first. So before upgrading the live site you need to set up a test site which is as close as possible to the configuration of your live site, then test the upgrade on that. When you are happy with the process you can apply it to the live site (having taken a fresh backup of the live site first, of course).

36 Questions to Ask Your Host Before Buying

Details: Written by: Matthew Murphy; Category: How-To Guides; Published: 23 June 2008; Hits: 51

36 Questions to Ask Your Host Before Buying Getting a website is essential for business. Making a mistake could cost you money as well as lost reputation. We have put together 36 questions across 10 areas that you should as any hosting company before you purchase a website. How they answer these questions will determine if this is the right website solution for you.

Joomla Core Parameters

Details: Written by: Matthew Murphy; Category: How-To Guides; Published: 11 August 2011; Hits: 74

Available extension parameter types and how to use them When you create an extension (component, module, plugin or template) you can implement parameters in the .XML file. With this parameters you can set options, and use them in the main file, the .PHP file. There are 20 extension parameter types available in Joomla! 1.5. You can use them easily and in this document you will find a description for all of them. You can also add your own parameters, but this will not be described in this article.