Articles Needed : 25

Articles Needed : 25
Looking for a article writer to write 25 ORIGINAL articles each for one of our sites. the Articles will be copyscape checked.
they will all be various different categories, and subjects so you will need to do research to be able to write the articles.

Requirements
– perfect grammar, spelling, and punctuation
– article must be unique, will be checking them with Copyscape
– All articles must be written in perfect American English.

Drupal Services Script

Drupal Services Script
We’re creating a Drupal backend to manage data for a third-party RPG game framework. We know a little PHP/MySQL, but need help implementing the Services (http://drupal.org/project/services) module for our use.

A little explanation about our setup: Our system allows people to create their own RPG games, complete with settings (like leveling speed, etc.), races, classes, etc. Data like game settings, character sheets, etc. is stored in the Drupal site, and our third-party software will fetch and update data via HTTP.

We know a bit of PHP, but we’re relatively new to Drupal. What we need is a script that can use the Services framework to accomplish the following tasks:

1. Connect to Drupal
2. Create nodes with pre-defined fields
3. Find user ids by username
4. Locate nodes based on certain search criteria
5. Fetch the values of a particular node using the node id

Please note that our content types use CCK fields.

We will then include these core functions in our own script in order to intercept HTTP calls and update/return the appropriate data for our software.

Attached is a full specification document that defines each custom function we need.

E-commerce Needed With Php 2

E-commerce Needed With Php 2
NEED SOMEONE TO START NOW:

I need the following for a new E-Commerce site

Design
Shopping cart setup
custom programming where the search is:

Cover: (next category): (next category)

Each item you hover over in the final category will have an image pop up over it.

Need this done immediately.
Give prices. BUDGET IS FIRM ———– IF YOU CAN HAVE THIS DONE IN 3 DAYS; WILL PAY A BONUS… MUST BID WITHIN MY BUDGET, THOUGH.

MUST SHOW EXAMPLES OF PREVIOUS WORK.

Deadline is APRIL 1st – NO LATER

Info is below:

Colors need to be clean and crisp, but eye catching as well…

Other info is in the folder.

I need this by the 1st, NO LATER…

And leave a spot at the top of the design to add three 200×200 images…

LOGO File: https://www.scriptlance.com/f/?12697218443304636
INFORMATION File: https://www.scriptlance.com/f/?126972137619659227

The biggest thing is the design needs to be different…
Here are some different designs I like… The only thing I like is how they are different than regular e-commerce designs

http://www.templatemonster.com/zencart-templates/28213.html
http://www.templatemonster.com/magento-themes/27813.html ((I like the photo look… There are three images also to go on this page; can you put them in a photo frame? — AND CAN YOU MAKE IT SO ALL PRODUCTS I UPLOAD HAVE THE SAME PHOTO FRAME AROUND THE IMAGES?))

http://www.templatemonster.com/zencart-templates/27955.html ((this has a different design to it, but need some products on the home page… Need to be able to set ‘Featured Products’ – 6 products))

http://www.templatemonster.com/magento-themes/27243.html ((I like how they have the banners for each of the categories… I want something like this for the Amp Model’s page…))

*********COLORS ARE GOING TO BE WHITE, DARK GRAY, AND CHOCOLATE BROWN — CHOCOLATE BROWN NEEDS TO BE THE MAIN FOCUS COLOR, WITH DARK GRAY AS THE HIGHLIGHT AND WHITE OR BLACK AS THE BACKGROUND — I WANT THE BACKGROUND TO HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH AMPLIFIERS… MAYBE A BLEND OF AMP IMAGES.

http://www.templatemonster.com/oscommerce-templates/27241.html ((LIKE THE COLOR SCHEME ON THIS — AND SEE HOW THE BACKGROUND IS FOCUSED ON THE THEME? I WANT THE SAME KIND OF FOCUS ON THIS DESIGN))

http://www.templatemonster.com/oscommerce-templates/25917.html ((I LOVE HOW THE LOGO BLENDS INTO THE CATEGORY BAR HERE — TRY TO DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT WITH OUR LOGO))

LOGO IS ATTACHED: https://www.scriptlance.com/f/?12697218443304636
Will send the three images that need to be blended into the design at the top…
Additional Info (Added 4/1/2010 at 22:21 EST)…
System Message: This is a reposting of project ID 1270097176.

Using Twitter’s @Anywhere Service in 6 Steps

Using Twitter’s @Anywhere Service in 6 Steps

Last week, Twitter released @Anywhere, which, with only a few added lines in your code, can bring all of Twitter’s platform functionalities into your website. @Anywhere can allow for anything, ranging from converting a simple @username into a clickable link, to even creating new tweets directly from your personal site. I’ll show you exactly how to do so in this tutorial!

Twitter Anywhere

Before you Begin, Create an Application

In order to begin using @Anywhere, you must have an API key. What? You don’t have it? No problem. Just go here and register a new application  (don’t register it from here).

  • If you have a local server installed, set it to a domain (developertutorial.com, for example), as it won’t work with your localhost (if you don’t know how, check out this tutorial, the hosts file part is particularly important).
  • If you don’t have a local server, then leave this section blank. Just remember that for production, you will have to set it to the domain you are working on.

And finally, set the default access type to Read & Write. This is very important!

Now, you will be redirected to the application settings page. Copy the consumer key (API Key), and let’s get started using @Anywhere.

Including @Anywhere’s Javascript

Open your new HTML file, and, inside the <head> tag, include:

<script src="http://platform.twitter.com/anywhere.js?id=APIKey&v=1" type="text/javascript"></script>

Your code should look like:

<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
<title>@Anywhere</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
<link href="styles.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<script src="http://platform.twitter.com/anywhere.js?id=APIKey&v=1" type="text/javascript"></script>
</head>
<body>
...
</body>
</html>

Replace APIKey with the Application’s API Key you got in the previous step. The parameter v=1 is the version. Perhaps in the future, Twitter will add new features and maybe new syntaxes. To prevent breaking the existing @Anywhere code, they will be preserving old code if specified. Version 1 supports every major browser, including IE6.

After including this JavaScript file, we can access the twttr object, which will invoke the anywhere() function with a parameter when @Anywhere is ready:

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
	// Actions when @Anywhere is ready
});

The parameter (in this case twitter) is the object we will be using, similar to jQuery’s $.

Next, we need to create an HTML base. Copy and paste the following code, and place it within the “body” tag.

<div id="main">
	<div class="post">
		<h2>My blog post</h2>
		<div class="content">
			<p>This is a test blog post testing @Anywhere by @twitter.</p>
			<p>If you enjoyed this tutorial, please <a href="http://twitter.com/faelazo" class="hovercard">follow me</a> and keep in touch with @NETTUTS for more awesomeness.</p>
		</div>
	</div>
	<div class="comments">
	<h3>Comments</h3>
	<ol>
		<li><span class="author">@corcholat</span> says:
			<p>Such a great tutorial! </p>
		</li>
		<li><span class="author">@faelazo</span> says:
			<p>You should also follow @smashingmag</p>
		</li>
	</ol>
	</div>
</div>

Now let’s dig in.

1. linkifyUsers: Convert @something into Links

@Anywhere lets us to convert @mentions into links. This functionality is called linkifyUsers, and is pretty straight-forward: it sets the HTML element you wish to convert to a link.

Since we want all the document’s @mentions to be converted into links, we just call the linkifyUsers() function in the body element:

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
	twitter("body").linkifyUsers();
});
linkifyUsers result

As mentioned previously, the “twitter” parameter, inside the callback function, is much like jQuery’s “$” alias; f we want to convert @mentions into links, but only those within a certain section, we can use a CSS selector, as shown below.

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
	twitter(".post").linkifyUsers();
});

linkifyUsers() accepts an object as a parameter, with two properties: className and success. With className, you can specify a class to be applied when the @mentions are found; so, for example, you could add an unsemantic ‘red’ class and specify in your CSS:

	.red { color:#f00; }

Here’s the code.

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
	twitter("body").linkifyUsers({
		className:'red'
	});
});

2. hovercards: Display Additional Information on Hover

hovercards() converts @mentions to links, but also loads a small pop-up tooltip on mouseover. Here’s a basic example of its usage.

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
	twitter.hovercards();
});
hovercards result

However, hovercards() is flexible enough to include certain elements even if they don’t have a @mention in them. In the HTML, I’m linking “follow me” to http://twitter.com/faelazo; but @anywhere is smart enough to convert this link to a hovercard. By adding a class of “hovercard” to the anchor tag, Twitter will handle the rest!

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
    // Find the @mentions and linkify as usual
    twitter("body").hovercards();

    // Let's find the elements which has a hovercard class
    twitter(".hovercard").hovercards({
        username: function(node){
            var twitter_regexp = /twitter\.com\/([a-z0-9_]*)\/?(.*)?/gi;
            if(node.href.match(twitter_regexp) && (twitter_match = twitter_regexp.exec(node.href))){
                return twitter_match[1];
            }
            return '';
        }
    });
});

The username parameter takes a function with a parameter that will be the object found (in this case node). Here’s what happens inside the function, line by line.

var twitter_regexp = /twitter\.com\/([a-z0-9_]*)/gi;

This is a regular expression. It will match a twitter.com/ string with alphanumeric values and an underscore.

if(node.href.match(twitter_regexp) && (twitter_match = twitter_regexp.exec(node.href))){

If the regexp matches the href property from the node element, then set the variable twitter_match to capture the values in an array.

return twitter_match[1];

It will return the match found.

We add a “return” just in case the element does have a class, but does not refer to twitter.com; so there will be no match. If it returns false or NULL, the script throws an error. With an empty string, it shows a hovercard but with no user found.

Now, if this is a bit too complicated, you can always simplify the process, and add the username as the title attribute of the anchor tag.

<a href="http://twitter.com/faelazo" class="hovercard" title="faelazo">follow me</a>

And just return the node’s title attribute. Much easier, right?

twitter(".hovercard").hovercards({
    username: function(node){
        return node.title;
    }
});

“hovercards” can be applied to any element (even a div), just as long as it specifies a username.

twitter("#main").hovercards({ username: function(){ return 'therrorcom'; }});

3. followButton: Invite to Follow with Just One Click

followButton() will append a button to follow the username parameter in the element previously specified.

The following code will append a button to follow Nettuts+ in the #main div.

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
    twitter("#main").followButton("nettuts");
});
followButton result

followButton() expects one parameter: the username to follow. Simple enough, eh?

4. tweetBox: Tweets From your Site

tweetBox() will append a box in which the users can enter their comments and tweet them via your site.
tweetBox can receive an object as parameter, with the following properites:

  • counter (boolean, default true)
    Whether or not to show the counter for remaining characters.
  • height (integer, default 65)
    The height of the box, in pixels.
  • width (integer, default 515)
    The widht of the box, in pixels.
  • label (string, default “What’s happening?”)
    The text above the box.
  • defaultContent (string, default none)
    You can enter by default the URL, a @mention, a #hashtag, etc.
  • onTweet (function)
    It’s called after the tweet button is pressed. It receives two arguments: plain text tweet and HTML tweet.

A default tweetBox can be called after the element with the comments class with the following snippet.

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
    twitter(".comments").tweetBox();
});

So if you want a custom label, content, and a callback when the tweet has been sent, use this code.

twitter(".comments").tweetBox({
    label: 'What do you think about this article?',
    defaultContent: '#nettuts ',
    onTweet: function(plain, html){
        // Actions when tweet is sent
    }
});
custom tweetBox result

onTweet might be useful if you are planning to replace the default comment area with the CMS you are using. You would still need a database and a table to show the comments, right? So you can hack the CMS a little and make a AJAX request with the onTweet event to insert the tweet into your database.

5. connect: Sign in a User to your Application

As you probably saw, the two last methods require confirmation to grant permission to the application. @Anywhere has a method to check if the user is logged in with the application (not on twitter). You can use conditionals to whether or not to show certain elements.

This snippet will append the connect button in the element with a comments class.

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
	twitter(".comments").connectButton();
});
custom tweetBox result

If you need a button with a different size, you can pass an object literal with the property size and value small, medium, large or xlarge. Note that “medium” is the default value.

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
	twitter(".comments").connectButton({ size: 'large' });
});

The Twitter object includes some extra goodies; one is currentUser, which is an object; the other is isConnected(), which is a function that returns a boolean. From here, we can create some conditional statements.

twttr.anywhere(function(twitter) {
	if(twitter.isConnected()){
		alert('Welcome, you are connected');
	} else {
		twitter(".comments").connectButton();
	}
});

If isConnected() returns true, we can show some user information, such as the username (screen_name), profile picture (profile_image_url), followers or following. Here’s a list for the information that the application can access. Let’s see the currentUser object in the final roundup.

6. Final Roundup: Mixing it All Together

I will be modifying the div with the comments class.

<div class="comments">
	<h3>Comments</h3>
	<ol>
		<li><span class="author">@corcholat</span> says:
			<p>Such a great tutorial! </p>
		</li>
		<li><span class="author">@faelazo</span> says:
			<p>You should also follow @smashingmag</p>
		</li>
	</ol>
	<div class="add">
		<h3>Add comment</h3>
		<div class="author"></div>
		<div class="box"></div>
	</div>
</div>

Now let’s include jQuery to make things a bit easier. Insert, between <head> and </head>, the following code:

<script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

Now we have a space to add comments. First, let’s use the isConnected() conditional to show a button if the user is not signed into our application; this button will be appended to the element with an "add" class.

if(twitter.isConnected()){
    twitter(".comments").connectButton();
}

Now let’s use Twitter’s currentUser object. This object can retrieve information with the data() method. So the following snippet will retrieve the user’s screen_name.

twitter.currentUser.data('screen_name');

@Anywhere lets us specify callback functions for the connectButton feature. As an argument, it accepts an object with two properties: authComplete and signOut; both are functions, so when signOut is invoked, we could refresh the page. The same holds true for authComplete. Let’s replace the connectButton() line with this snippet:

twitter(".comments > .add").connectButton({
    authComplete: function(user) {
        location.reload();
    },
    signOut: function() {
        location.reload();
    }
});

This is pretty straightfoward: we pass an object as the argument, then set both the signOut and authComplete functions to reload the page. Note that I’ve dropped the else clause for the isConnected() conditional in order to set the signOut event.

Next, let’s add a tweetBox inside the conditional.

if(twitter.isConnected()){
    $(".comments > .add > .author").html('<img src="'+ twitter.currentUser.data('profile_image_url') +'" /> <a href="http://twitter.com/'+ twitter.currentUser.data('screen_name') +'">'+ twitter.currentUser.data('screen_name') +'</a> | <a href="javascript:twttr.anywhere.signOut();">Sign out</a>');
    twitter(".comments > .add").tweetBox({
        label: 'What do you think about this article?',
        defaultContent: '#nettuts '
    });
}

If the user is logged in, a follow button should be there. Again, inside the conditional:

twitter(".comments > .add").followButton("nettuts");

Here is the whole conditional, rounding up all of the @Anywhere features.

if(twitter.isConnected()){
    $(".comments > .add > .author").html('<img src="'+ twitter.currentUser.data('profile_image_url') +'" /> <a href="http://twitter.com/'+ twitter.currentUser.data('screen_name') +'">'+ twitter.currentUser.data('screen_name') +'</a> | <a href="javascript:twttr.anywhere.signOut();">Sign out</a>');
    twitter(".comments > .add").tweetBox({
        label: 'What do you think about this article?',
        defaultContent: '#nettuts '
    });
    twitter(".comments > .add").followButton("nettuts");
}
Final roundup

Conclusion

@Anywhere is obviously Twitter’s response to Facebook Connect. They’re hoping to bring this platform to as many sites on the web as possible; and while the service is still young, and the documentation could definitely be improved, it’s definitely promising! Please show us what you’ve done with @Anywhere in your own websites!

WordPress Theme Amendment

WordPress Theme Amendment
Hi there,

Please take a look at my website www.newtinnitustreatments.com.

I need some help amending the wordpress theme, for which I can provide the file:

1 I want to keep the same simple feel and colour scheme, but I want it to fill the whole screen (like this, for exmaple http://veoreport.com/).

2 I wish to retain the header and articles in the same position.

3. I wish it to stay as 2 columns, sizes as they are now.

4. It is very slow loading and cluttered with code – I would like it simplified to be fast loading.

5. I would like to be able to customize the heading fonts and colours, and paragraph fonts/text too.

Any questions, please just ask.

Best wishes,

Andrew

Fast Php Fix – Add Upload

Fast Php Fix – Add Upload
PROJECT IS OPEN AGAIN… Programmed couldn’t do it.

I have a PHP script at http://www.lawmarketingsystems.com/todo/index.php

I need someone to modify the script so there is a browst button, and the script will be able to upload a file, zip, pdf, etc.

Then make the todo list a hyperlink so that it can be downloaded when someone clicks on the task list.

Should be a very easy fix.

If you have a few minutes now and want to do this, I will award right away if you have the time and can work on now.

I’ll be here for a few hours and would like this completed today.
Also getting a small error message on cron job and just want to make sure that is working. Emails send, but output error.

Matt

Re-vamp Webstore

Re-vamp Webstore
Hello! We are a small wholesale company looking to revamp our current website / store. Basically, there are two components. The main page is a company info/informational page. Then there’s a tab on the side that says “online store” and it takes you to www.xxxxxxx.com/onlinestore, where you can buy our retail products online. There is a shopping cart already in place but we are looking for 2 bids: 1) to change and update the feel of both components, and 2)to redo the website entirely. Pricing is negotiable based on experience, portfolio, and ease of use. Please contact me for more information about the company. Thank you!

Develop Calculator

Develop Calculator
Hi all,
We need someone to develop Calculator.

1. The look and feel will be similar to the example image posted

2. The functionality will be similar to the example image posted

3. All calculations will be simple and we will provide detailed explanations.

4. need to ensure that this is NOT downloaded but stays on our site.

Would like this to have a license key to work.

Thanks

Joomla E-commerce Fix

Joomla E-commerce Fix

I need a programmer with experience in Joomla.

My website: http://www.diamondnailsupply.com/

These are the tasks:

1. Insert order status module. (No payment option set up yet)
2. Price options. Take a look at this link:

http://www.diamondnailsupply.com/en/online-store.html?page=shop.product_details&category_id=32&flypage=tpflypage.tpl&product_id=35

This product at 4oz is $4.99, 8oz $10, 16oz $20. I want the customer to be able to select the 4oz option, or 8oz, or 16oz. The module in place only let the customer select the 8oz or 16 oz. We also need to add the title of the product to that page.

3. Fix the “shop-online store” page.

http://www.diamondnailsupply.com/en/online-store.html

I want the empty space to the right to display featured products like in the home page.

4. Fix the category page.

http://www.diamondnailsupply.com/en/online-store.html?page=shop.browse&category_id=38

When the customer clicks on the product category, the list of items show up but the pictures are missing. I want the picture of each product to display at that empty white space.

This project shouldn’t take more than an hour. If you finish these 4 requirements, there are other small tasks to be done and i will pay you extra. Thank you.

Cre Loaded 6.15 – 1504 Unknown

Cre Loaded 6.15 – 1504 Unknown
Moved website to a new server – I believe the problem is related to the new server using MysQL5 and PHP 5.

1054 – Unknown column ‘p.products_id’ in ‘on clause’

select count(p.products_id) as total from products_description pd, products p left join manufacturers m on p.manufacturers_id = m.manufacturers_id, products_to_categories p2c left join specials s on p.products_id = s.products_id where p.products_status = ‘1’ and p.products_id = p2c.products_id and pd.products_id = p2c.products_id and pd.language_id = ‘1’ and p2c.categories_id = ’31’

Php Script Fix Add Upload

Php Script Fix Add Upload
I have a PHP script at http://www.lawmarketingsystems.com/todo/index.php

I need someone to modify the script so there is a browst button, and the script will be able to upload a file, zip, pdf, etc.

Then make the todo list a hyperlink so that it can be downloaded when someone clicks on the task list.

Should be a very easy fix.

If you have a few minutes now and want to do this, I will award right away if you have the time and can work on now.

I’ll be here for a few hours and would like this completed today.

Matt