
nog meer collega’s!
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nog meer collega’s!
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hello @europa
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- !variable: Inserted as is. Use this for text that has already been sanitized.
- @variable: Escaped to HTML using check_plain(). Use this for anything displayed on a page on the site.
- %variable: Escaped as a placeholder for user-submitted content using drupal_placeholder(), which shows up as emphasized text.
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Ice Cream Hypothermia: Embedding gists to Tumblr
I searched for a while for an easy way to embed gists to Tumblr. This is going to be a coding blog, after all. I found some promising solutions and decided to extend one of them to my taste.
Since I use markdown, I wanted to be able to simply paste the link to my gist in the post and everything…
A convenient way to post code snippets to your Tumblr blog.
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Note: this post is about an old version of Drupal: Drupal 7
A rather complex part of building e-commerce solutions is the aspect of “Product variations”. You should analyse your offer to prevent surprises.
Drupal Commerce offers this functionality:
Product attributes are the descriptors we use to define kinds of products. For example, we could describe a tshirt by the color and size. These attributes mean that in the real physical world your store may only carry one red shirt, but you have three sizes or three “variations.” Commerce software must deal with product variations in a flexible way.
Combine this with Commerce Fancy Attributes for the use of images and more advanced selection visualisations.
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Mailgun: Programmable Mail Servers
In the same series as Sendgrid.com. If you want more from your outgoing emails. (analytics, deliverability, …)
I am currently using http://www.addemar.com, who also provide mailing functionality ala
Mailchimp,
Campaignmonitor, …
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If you have a task that must occur regularly, but will take a long amount of time to complete, the cron queue might be a good solution. For instance, if you have a lot of nodes that need to stay synchronized with a remote dataset, you might want to synchronize a large portion of them during a cron run, but would like your other cron tasks to complete in a timely manner.
Drupal provides an easy interface to adding such long-running background tasks via hook_cron_queue_info() and hook_cron().
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het mooiste kraam met kathings.be en delappen.be!