PHPList is another example of an open source powered software that has all the required features of a complete newsletter manager. Build and maintained by Tincan Ltd., PHPList has reached over 300.000 downloads so far and is the perfect solution for a dozen companies when it comes to personalised mailing list or customer relations management […]
This is just a study between 2 version of xwiki, to see on single page what were the changes. All the information regarding the xwiki releases were taken from their official website. Xwiki1.8 features: choose new page syntax from a visual element in the interface when editing a page. Before this version the xwiki 2.0 […]
During the last week, the Ropardo Web Development Team has been working on a web portal based on the open sourced content management system WordPress. I was given the task to create a new template for the new website which would eventually be populated with diverse information, ranging from static facts to fast changing local […]
Convert an array to object (recursively) in PHP.
Some tips to avoid a headacke when dealing with xwiki and xeclipse: Common ground: xwiki version: 2.0, xwiki syntax: 2.0 -> If you need to create new and a lot of new documents in a space and time is limited for this activity, an error may occur when you close and want to reopen some […]
One of the early marketing tools on the Internet which was used to reach the ever growing number of Internet users was the email. Today we have even an organization which establishes the standards for the newsletter code, but also for the email clients like Thunderbird, Outlook, Lotus Notes or Evolution.
Where you can use Joomla Many companies and organizations have requirements that go beyond what is available in the basic Joomla package. In those cases, Joomla’s powerful application framework makes it easy for developers to create sophisticated add-ons that extend the power of Joomla into virtually unlimited directions.
A Controller servlet may perform either a forward or a redirect operation at the end of processing a request in order to get to the results page. Let’s say a browser requests page “A” in an application. If the application responds by forwarding to “B”, then a server-side forward takes place; the server sends back […]
In these days all web2.0 apps make use of AJAX to save bandwidth, user time or to display data without refreshing the page. When you make an AJAX request the response could be plain text, Html or JSON, but if you want to make a cross-domain AJAX call you can’t because the browser security model dictates that XMLHttpRequest must have the same domain in order to communicate. This is where you need to use JSONP, this technique will make the AJAX call and after will inject the response in a script tag and will pass the data to a specified function.
Some JavaScript Libraries help you dealing with JSONP and in this article I will show you how to make cross-domain AJAX calls with MooTools and jQuery.
Internet Explorer 6 or any other version has been and still is every Web Developer’s nightmare when it comes to designing even the most basic CSS for a website. Fortunately, with the release of Internet Explorer 8, most of the IE6’s past bugs have been fixed and slowly, but sure, Microsoft is getting Internet Explorer […]
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