Android global variables

6th FEB 2012 | Posted by in Android development
Android global variables

fangol@sxc.hu

Sometimes we need to define global variables accesible from inside our android application to hold some shared values.
Simplest way to implement this is to subclass Android.app.Application class and define static variables that will hold our data. Read more

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What’s your Super Bowl game plan?

2nd FEB 2012 | Posted by in E-Commerce, Online Marketing
What’s your Super Bowl game plan?

As Giants and Patriots get ready for Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis this weekend, so do 100 million viewers in US alone. Many of them will show up not for the biggest single game in US sports, but another thing it represents – the advertising industry day of the year.

While Super Bowl clearly caters to the masses, are there similar events you can use to reach your specific target audiences? What is the Super Bowl of your niche market and how do you prepare for the game day?

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Top 5 shopping applications of 2011 were…

1st FEB 2012 | Posted by in E-Commerce
Top 5 shopping applications of 2011 were…

As the Crunchies awards have been handed out, we’re interested in analyzing the world’s best shopping start-ups of 2011. In the category of shopping applications, these were the online stores that appeared Read more

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Android – creating simple service

1st FEB 2012 | Posted by in Android development
Android – creating simple service

When you look at my posts on this blog, you will, besides few posts about WordPress and Zend find most articles about Symfony2 development.
Well, now things are about to change slightly. Read more

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Getting selected simple product id in configurable product on client side.

1st FEB 2012 | Posted by in Magento, Products
Getting selected simple product id in configurable product on client side.

If you need to get id of selected simple product in configurable product on client side you can do it in many different ways.

Here is simple function how to achieve that with no code modification, new templates or even modules.
Just one Javascript file and layout update.

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Adding magento attribute with custom input renderer

30th JAN 2012 | Posted by in Administration, Magento
Adding magento attribute with custom input renderer

This is example which will explain you, how to add new attribute with custom input render. You will be able to modify existing functionality, add javascript, some other option or change default input renderer by your wishes.
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Backorders Report Magento Extension

30th JAN 2012 | Posted by in Administration, Extensions, Magento, Orders
Backorders Report Magento Extension

Recently, i had a request to display a list of all backorders. Backorders have to be grouped by Manufacturers, also should be option to filter backorders by manufacturers.

In this article, I will present you the extension, which solved the above requirement.
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Symfony2 – remember me cookies

29th JAN 2012 | Posted by in Symfony
Symfony2 – remember me cookies

hoefi@sxc.hu

When developing web services for mobile devices to handle user log-in, I had to make it persistent somehow, so the user should not log-in each time when starts mobile application, but I rather wanted log in to be permanent somehow while user does not log-out manually. Read more

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Custom Magento Events: Customer First Order

28th JAN 2012 | Posted by in Events & Observers, Magento
Custom Magento Events: Customer First Order

Often you will stumble upon a case where Magento lacks certain events that you can easily observe. Various business cases can sometimes truly stretch the boundaries of even the best shopping carts like Magento. Luckily, creating or more properly said dispatching your own event in Magento is pretty straight forward task. Read more

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What is base64 encoding and how can we benefit from it

27th JAN 2012 | Posted by in Administration, Debugging, Magento
What is base64 encoding and how can we benefit from it

What is base64 encoding/decoding and how we can benefit from this representation

Base64 schemes represent binary data in an ASCII string format (English alphabet, common punctuation chars, control chars) by translating it into a base-64 representation. Read more

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