Monthly Archives: December 2008

Magento: Display Only If There Are Products In The Category

This is a more difficult post to title – but I think that should do it. Here was my need today: We’ve got some navigational links in the header, and there are two categories “Sale Items” and “Internet Only” that … Continue reading

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WordPress: Just Upgraded to 2.7 – Wow!

When I saw that WordPress 2.7 released yesterday (Dec. 11th), I didn’t really think much of it. After all – I don’t have any complaints about what WordPress is doing for me now. However, I decided to take the couple … Continue reading

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Magento: When Launching – Turn Cache Back On!

We actually forgot to do this with one of our sites – but when developing, we obviously had cache fully disabled. When you go to launch, there are so many other things you are thinking about that it is easy … Continue reading

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Basecamp: New Info From 37 Signals

I was able to get in contact with a developer from 37 Signals over the weekend. I ran into some troubles finding a solid way to process the responses when you post, get, or put data to/from the Basecamp API. … Continue reading

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Basecamp API: PHP Class – Version 1.1 Released

Version 1.1 is now released. Please check out the Basecamp PHP Class page for new documentation and download information. There were a lot of changes, new methods (including file attachments), and bug fixes in 1.1. There’s still a lot of … Continue reading

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YouTube: Creating and Using Playlists

I discovered something great the other day, and I figured I would pass it along for any of you that don’t know about it. YouTube is loaded with music. You can usually find the song you are looking for. So, … Continue reading

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Magento: Find Which Class Is Responsible For The Template

Just found out a really quick and easy way to figure out which Magento PHP Class is responsible for putting together everything that is needed for any given template. It’s as easy as dropping in one simple line of code. … Continue reading

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