Posts Tagged ‘CMS’
Saturday, August 1st, 2009
This piece will build on the prior piece, this time we’ll take a look at how we can implement quick and dirty AJAX, using the very same class we went through in the prior tutorial.... Read More
Tags: ajax, CMS, Joomla, jquery
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Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
Update: Paceville.com is now online.... Read More
Tags: CMS, jomsocial, Joomla
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Wednesday, March 4th, 2009
After using the stuff in the prior tutorial on the site I’m working on at the moment I quickly realized that I needed to be able to use chunks as templates, just like Ditto, to handle repetitive stuff. It doesn’t make sense having duplicate HTML all over the place.... Read More
Tags: CMS, MODx, multi language
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Monday, February 23rd, 2009
Although it’s fairly easy to create a multi-lingual site with chunks and template variables alone it’s hardly ideal, to say the least. For most pages there will be a lot of unused template variables, the manager area will start to look like a mess. ... Read More
Tags: CMS, MODx, multi language, PHP
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Thursday, October 2nd, 2008
This tutorial will demonstrate how a multilingual blog in MODx can be created. It is a combination of the prior tutorial and the multi lingual site tutorial at the MODx wiki. Both are required reading if you want to understand what is happening here.... Read More
Tags: CMS, ditto, MODx, multi language, wayfinder
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Sunday, March 16th, 2008
Why MODx? Because it just rocks if you have some markup skills.... Read More
Tags: CMS, MODx, yaml
Posted in CMS, HTML + CSS, MODx | No Comments »
Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008
This piece covers creating a proper folder structure so that we can have a skin system. I’ve also created a folder for the admin section which is fully contained with it’s own controllers folder and so on. Another unrelated change that has happened since the last part is sub menu logic which we will also take a look at.... Read More
Tags: CMS, community, PHP, Smarty, zend framework
Posted in PHP, Smarty, Zend Framework | 11 Comments »