Lenovo ThinkPad USB Keyboard + TrackPoint (US Euro) – MTS-Shop.eu

Posted on May 10, 2013 by metamagix

Lenovo ThinkPad USB Keyboard + TrackPoint (US Euro) – MTS-Shop.eu.

eine der wenigen Tastaturen mit Trackpoint

 

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3 Plugins For Easily Migrating A WordPress Site, Tried & Tested

Posted on May 10, 2013 by metamagix

3 Plugins For Easily Migrating A WordPress Site, Tried & Tested.

 

Previously, I recommended the use of SSH to migrate a locally developed WordPress site, with a simple search and replace on the database. While this works in most cases and has never failed me yet, it’s a little riskier if you’re moving directories (such as mydomain.com/blog to myotherdomain.com) or if you have plugins which use serialized data (where all of a plugins settings are stored in one encoded database entry rather than a single row for each setting).

So today, I’m going to try out 3 plugins which can semi-automate this entire process for you. I’ll be migrating data from an old domain of mine, to a new site, both running on a virtual private server.

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NodeRef cookbook – alfrescowiki

Posted on May 10, 2013 by metamagix

NodeRef cookbook – alfrescowiki.

The NodeRef object is a unique reference to a Node, the object that represents locations and resources within an Alfresco repository.

Custom Actions will provide you with a NodeRef of the resource or space that the action is acting on. Once you have it, though, what do you do with it?

This page is the opening index for a list of things that you can do with a NodeRef. If a question looks like “How do I use a NodeRef to…” then it probably belongs here. Hopefully some kindly developers will stop by and fill in some answers.

Some services are required, you can get them this way

 

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ECM Stuff: Using custom groups in an Alfresco Share site

Posted on April 15, 2013 by metamagix

ECM Stuff: Using custom groups in an Alfresco Share site.

Eight Best KeePass Plug-Ins to Master Your Passwords

Click to viewA good password management application makes your life easier and your identity monumentally more secure, and free application KeePass—the most popular password manager among Lifehacker readers

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Eight Best KeePass Plug-Ins to Master Your Passwords

Posted on April 15, 2013 by metamagix

Eight Best KeePass Plug-Ins to Master Your Passwords.

 

Eight Best KeePass Plug-Ins to Master Your Passwords

Click to viewA good password management application makes your life easier and your identity monumentally more secure, and free application KeePass—the most popular password manager among Lifehacker readers

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i18next – i18n for javascript

Posted on April 15, 2013 by metamagix

i18next – i18n for javascript.

 

i18next – translation made easy

i18next is a full-featured i18n javascript library for translating your webapplication.

runs in browser, under node.js, rhino and other javascript runtimes.

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jQuery For Beginners (Part 6) – jQuery UI And Further Reading

Posted on March 28, 2013 by metamagix

jQuery For Beginners (Part 6) – jQuery UI And Further Reading.

 

In our final lesson in this jQuery for Beginners tutorial series, we’re going to take a brief look at jQuery UI - the most widely used jQuery plugin for adding graphical user interfaces to web apps. From fancy forms and visual effects, to draggable widgets, spinners and dialog boxes – jQuery UI gives you the power to create rich web UIs.

If you haven’t already, make sure to read through our previous articles in the series:

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Editable DataGrid – Extension – jQuery EasyUI

Posted on March 27, 2013 by metamagix

Editable DataGrid – Extension – jQuery EasyUI.

Editable DataGrid

Extension » Editable DataGrid

Usage Example

Create datagrid in html tag
  1. <table id=“tt” style=“width:600px;height:200px”  
  2.         title=“Editable DataGrid”  
  3.         singleSelect=“true”>  
  4.     <thead>  
  5.         <tr>  
  6.             <th field=“itemid” width=“100″ editor=“{type:’validatebox’,options:{required:true}}”>Item ID</th>  
  7.             <th field=“productid” width=“100″ editor=“text”>Product ID</th>  
  8.             <th field=“listprice” width=“100″ align=“right” editor=“{type:’numberbox’,options:{precision:1}}”>List Price</th>  
  9.             <th field=“unitcost” width=“100″ align=“right” editor=“numberbox”>Unit Cost</th>  
  10.             <th field=“attr1″ width=“150″ editor=“text”>Attribute</th>  
  11.         </tr>  
  12.     </thead>  
  13. </table>  
Make it editable
  1. $(‘#tt’).edatagrid({  
  2.     url: ‘datagrid_data.json’,  
  3.     saveUrl: …,  
  4.     updateUrl: …,  
  5.     destroyUrl: …  
  6. });  

Now you can double click the datagrid row to begin edit operation. You can also set the saveUrl,updateUrl,destroyUrl properties to automatic synchronization data from client to server.

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Maven For Dummies – alfrescowiki

Posted on March 27, 2013 by metamagix

Maven For Dummies – alfrescowiki.

This document describes how to use Maven to develop Alfresco customisations. Specifically it will walk you though the creation of a simple multi-module project that will cover Alfresco Repository customisations and Share customisations.

Why is it called ‘Maven for Dummies’? It’s because I’m fairly inexperienced with Maven and because I struggled to get the Maven Archetypes to work I thought that I would have a go at documenting the process.

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Template Guide – alfrescowiki

Posted on March 27, 2013 by metamagix

Template Guide – alfrescowiki.

 

The AutoOCR Server is integrated via REST as a dynamic configurable Alfresco document transformer. AutoOCR creates searchable PDF´s or other document formats like TXT, DOC(X), XLS(X), PPT(X), XML, RTF and HTML from image of PDF files. The OCR functions can be used via Java, JavaScript or as a document transformer. Config is done from the Share UI which also has a new document action “Transform” and gives access to all Alfresco transformers.

Highlights / features:

    • Direct AutoOCR integration as Alfresco transformer with REST web service interface.
    • Separate AutoOCR service / server which does not strain the Alfresco server
    • Based on ABBYY – the leading OCR engine
    • Easy configuration by selecting OCR profiles – all available ABBYY OCR engine settings are combined.
    • In addition to PDF other output formats can be generated (TXT, RTF, DOC, etc.)
    • Dynamic transformer configuration at runtime using the Alfresco Share Admin interface.
    • JavaScript client for the AutoOCR service, available in Alfresco repository scripts (WebScripts, actions, etc.)
    • Java client for the AutoOCR service, for use in Java code.
    • The Java client itself has no dependencies for Alfresco.
    • New Share document action “Transform” enhances Share not only with OCR but with all supported transformers.

Available in German and English.

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