Freebies and Downloads in Drupal 6: Part1
by
Mark Noble | November 2009 | MySQL Content Management Drupal PHP Web Development
In this article by Mark Noble, we will explore various ways of adding downloads to your web site to provide free content, or to deliver paid content to users. We will also discuss the automatic conversion of pages to PDF files, which your users can download to read or print.
Read Freebies and Downloads in Drupal 6: Part1 in fullFreebies and Downloads in Drupal 6: Part 2
by
Mark Noble | November 2009 | MySQL Content Management Drupal PHP Web Development
Read Part One of Freebies and Downloads in Drupal 6 here.
Read Freebies and Downloads in Drupal 6: Part 2 in fullCodeIgniter 1.7 and Objects
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David Upton | November 2009 | MySQL PHP Web Development
In this article by Jose Argudo Blanco and David Upton, we will see how CodeIgniter actually works, "under the hood". This article introduces a bit on object-oriented programming and how CodeIgniter makes use of it, including the use of the CI super object, and how we can modify and use. Here, we will also understand why things happen in certain ways, as opposed to just knowing that they do.
Read CodeIgniter 1.7 and Objects in fullHow to get Incoming Links in Joomla! 1.5 SEO: Part 1
by Herbert-Jan van Dinther |
October 2009 | Joomla! MySQL Content Management Open Source PHP
In this article by Herbert-Jan van Dinther, we will cover several different ways to get more incoming links, from commenting on other sites to blogging on other platforms. Building incoming links is time consuming, but if done the right way it is a very good way to boost your web site's rankings.
There are a few ways to get links to your web site, which we will learn about in this article, including:
- Using paid options
- Using forums to get incoming links
- Commenting on other web sites to get links
- Building your own incoming links
- Using your best content for link building
- Writing articles for links
- Don't be afraid to ask
How to get Incoming Links in Joomla! 1.5 SEO: Part 2
by Herbert-Jan van Dinther |
October 2009 | Joomla! MySQL Content Management Open Source PHP
Read How to get Incoming Links: Part 1 here
Read How to get Incoming Links in Joomla! 1.5 SEO: Part 2 in fullIncreasing Traffic to Your Blog with WordPress MU 2.8: Part2
by Lesley Harrison |
October 2009 | MySQL Content Management Open Source PHP WordPress
Read Part One of Increasing Traffic to Your Blog with WordPress MU 2.8 here.
Read Increasing Traffic to Your Blog with WordPress MU 2.8: Part2 in fullIncreasing Traffic to Your Blog with WordPress MU 2.8: Part1
by Lesley Harrison |
October 2009 | MySQL Content Management Open Source PHP WordPress
Once we have our blog network setup, we need to spread the word about the blog network to make sure that as many slayers as possible start using the site. This article will cover some popular traffic and visitor retention enhancing features of WordPress MU such as tagging, pings, trackbacks, and RSS. In this article by Lesley Harrison, we will look at:
- Allowing your visitors to use tags to categorize their posts
- Advertising blog updates with pings
- Sending trackbacks when you post about other blogs
- Letting visitors subscribe to blogs via RSS feeds
- Advertising blog updates on Twitter
Calendars in jQuery 1.3 with PHP using jQuery Week Calendar Plugin: Part 2
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Kae Verens | October 2009 | MySQL Content Management Open Source PHP Web Development
Read Calendars in jQuery 1.3 with PHP using jQuery Week Calendar Plugin: Part 1 here.
Read Calendars in jQuery 1.3 with PHP using jQuery Week Calendar Plugin: Part 2 in fullCalendars in jQuery 1.3 with PHP using jQuery Week Calendar Plugin: Part 1
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Kae Verens | October 2009 | MySQL Content Management Open Source PHP Web Development
In this article by Kae Verens, we will discuss the following topics:
- Displaying a calendar for a week
- Creating and saving an event in that calendar
- Moving, editing, and deleting events
- Creating recurring events
- Editing and removing recurring events
We will use the jquery-week-calendar plugin to create and edit normal and recurring events.
Read Calendars in jQuery 1.3 with PHP using jQuery Week Calendar Plugin: Part 1 in fullData Tables and DataTables Plugin in jQuery 1.3 with PHP
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Kae Verens | October 2009 | MySQL Content Management Open Source PHP Web Development
In this article by Kae Verens, we will look at:
- How to install and use the DataTables plugin
- How to load data pages on request from the server
- Searching and ordering the data
