Tag Archives: cms
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Magento CMS syntax – part2

28th MAY 2011 | Posted by Ivan Weiler in Administration, Magento
Magento CMS syntax – part2

Every Magento user noticed that there is special {{magentocode}} syntax available in cms pages and static blocks. We traced a bit to find out which params are available and what exactly they do. Read more

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Symfony 2 Form

22nd APR 2011 | Posted by Darko Goles in Symfony, Tools & Frameworks
Symfony 2 Form

NOTE: Tested on Symfony2 PR12. Might not work on later releases!

If you want to use forms in Symfony 2 project there is already prepared system for that.

First in ‘Yourname/SomethingBundle/Forms’ folder create class like this: Read more

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How to move existing WordPress site to another server

22nd MAR 2011 | Posted by Darko Goles in Wordpress
How to move existing WordPress site to another server

Some experienced developers would say: “Piece of cake , I can do it for about 15 minutes!”
But, is it really so easy and trivial task?

It’s not so heavy, but you have to pay attention on some really important things and because of that, I would like to say that it is not heavy but more sensitive task to do.

So, let’s start with article.

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WordPress 3.1 new features rundown

30th SEP 2010 | Posted by Zeljko Prsa in Wordpress
WordPress 3.1 new features rundown

Writers, developers rejoice for some new features like Internal linking, Front-end Admin Bar and some pretty good advancements on taxonomy queries and post templates. Hit the button, read the rundown.
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Turning Magento into CMS only (ditching shop functionality)

28th AUG 2009 | Posted by Branko Ajzele in Administration, Integration

For the last two days I had most interesting time with Magento. I was able to took some time and try out some things that I were planning to do ever since I started working with Mage. Everyone in Magento development know how flexible (extensible) Magento is. Personally, my favorite feature is the one related to layouts and blocks, how they are built with xml files and so on. Anyhow back to my idea: Strip Magento to the core by ditching entire shop functionality. Read more

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Magento CMS syntax – part1

30th JUN 2009 | Posted by Ivan Weiler in Administration, Magento
Magento CMS syntax – part1

Every Magento user noticed that there is special {{magentocode}} syntax available in cms pages and blocks. We traced a bit to find out which params are available and what exactly they do.

Read more

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Magento FLIR

30th JUN 2009 | Posted by Ivan Weiler in Extensions, Frontend, Magento
Magento FLIR

Facelift Image Replacement (or FLIR, pronounced fleer) is an image replacement script that dynamically generates image representations of text on your web page in fonts that otherwise might not be visible to your visitors. Let’s see how it behaves in Magento.

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Simple random banner rotator in Magento using static blocks

29th APR 2009 | Posted by Tomas Novoselic in Frontend, Magento, Marketing
Simple random banner rotator in Magento using static blocks

This is my first post here and I’ll write about my first challenge regarding Magento since I came to work at Inchoo.

As title says I’ll show you how to implement simple random banner rotation functionality in Magento using static blocks. Read more

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Custom Magento CMS page layout

30th MAR 2009 | Posted by Ivan Weiler in Administration, Magento
Custom Magento CMS page layout

Last week I had a request to add new custom layout for few cms pages in one Magento shop. It’s really useful for different static pages of your shop. Read more

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Application Architecture How To

21st MAR 2009 | Posted by Branko Ajzele in Tools & Frameworks
Application Architecture How To

Knowing how to program does not mean you know how to develop. Once you reach the point where you know most, if not all, ins and outs of your programming language, then it’s time to move on. Move on to stuff like programming patterns and application architecture (design). These terms are basically language independent, meaning if you are good at application architecture and know your way around common programming patterns then you reach the point where programming language is almost irrelevant. Good and extensible architecture is good no matter what programming language you use. Read more

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