Phpprobid Website Custome

Phpprobid Website Custome
I am looking for a reliable programmer to change the skin/template of my phoprobid auction website. I like the look of ubid.com and function of ebay with different colors of course. I like the style of ubid though and how the main categories and subcategories in addition to other things appear on the main page.

I want to hire this programmer to customize my website in a way that looks professional. I want to create one more category that is unique and so I would have to discuss this with you in private.

this is what I want for now, if whoever I hire is responsible, reliable, and works fast, I will hire you for future customization.

Please do not bid more than my bidding maximum, I will not hire you if you do. Only serious people please.

Make A Phpbb Forum Bridge

Make A Phpbb Forum Bridge
Hi

I’m looking for forum integration PHPBB with my website.
I want user to use the same username and passwords for both the forum and the website(php). My website login system will be the one to be used. I already have a DB and I would like users to be able to connect to PHPBB. All new users that register, will do so on my website as well. No registration in PHPBB(we can easily deactivate sign ups in phpbb)

Clickable Webpage

Clickable Webpage
What i need is a web-based application that behaves kind like a Google earth linkage.
Take reference from the attachment where I show what I want. So, it’s a webpage and the user will be prompted to chose a point inside the shape and when he does that a pop-up window prompts for him to paste a web link, a location, a embed code. After that the page is going to display his and others additions to that page. No login should be required, but the page is meant to be saved for further access.

After having this working I must get more services to complete the other parts of the future application

Magento Job For Ayalanet

Magento Job For Ayalanet
Work needed done

$70- 4 days

2.Want only the coupon showing on shopping cart,country and state should be removedhttp://remarkablogger.com/2008/01/14/feedburner-basics/
3.install wordpress in server and http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/296/lazzymonks-wordpress-integration
also install wordpress template
3. install facebook connect by aheadworks
4.review booster
5 http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/656/advanced-sitemap
6.Magento EasyTabs
7.Magento Easy Spotlight
8.magestore Banner Slider /
9.magestore Link Directory
10.Fontis WYSIWYG Editor/http://www.fontis.com.au/magento/extension/wysiwyg-editor
11.Fontis reCAPTCHA
http://www.fontis.com.au/blog/magento/recaptcha-20
12..J2T Ajax cart
13.Edit configuration product in cart

Articles Wanted

Articles Wanted
I want someone to add an article to 2 blogs of mine every day for 14 days… So you will need to write the 2 articles ( they need to be 100 words long and unique — I will check and you will not be paid if they are not….. )

You will be adding the articles direct to a wordpress blog, so would be good if you know the basics.

So I am paying for 28 100 articles in effect…

The articles are in 2 sectors… Golf and diet..

remember they need to be added every day

Clone Of Wp Template

Clone Of Wp Template
Hi
i wont the clone of this website http://bit.ly/cEiQee and i wont a wordpress theme, with same thinks.

An home page like that one (possible of change twitter account from admin part)and the page for article. (the comment part became an logo of my activities)

I wont a wordpress theme only css, all browser compatibile, seo optimizzed, w3c valid, ecc

David

Sms Plugin

Sms Plugin
I need my plugin to work, in wp-admin if you go to the settings it says:

Warning: /home/uta/public_html/wp-content/plugins/sms-text-message//b939749eebb2ae71d663ab35c79d1381.spc is not writeable in /home/uta/public_html/wp-content/plugins/sms-text-message/simplepie.inc on line 1773

Also, need it moved down, and font changed on it.

Fast Site Tweak Needed

Fast Site Tweak Needed
I already have a full template done. I just need someone to update a few images, a few links and add some text to it.
This is a very quick project and I will be available any hour of the day to help get it done.
I expect this to be done quickly as I need to get my website up fast!




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JavaScript from Null: Chapter 5 – Events

JavaScript from Null: Chapter 5 – Events

As we move forward with JavaScript University, today, we’ll learn how to add event handlers to elements on the page. Unfortunately, this can be more cumbersome than we’d hope, due to the fact that Internet Explorer must always be the black sheep. Nevertheless, we’ll learn how to abstract these inconsistencies away to our custom utility function.

As with every JavaScript from Null screencast, it’s not essential that you view the previous entries in the series before watching.

Catch Up

In this Screencast, you’ll Learn About:

  • Working with .addEventListener
  • Working with IE’s .attachEvent
  • Differences in the way browsers handle events.
  • Capturing phase vs. event bubbling
  • Building a utility function to abstract our cross-browser event handling.

Chapter 5: Events

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Quick Tip: JavaScript Event Delegation in 4 Minutes

Quick Tip: JavaScript Event Delegation in 4 Minutes

Event delegation can be a confusing topic for those who are unfamiliar with the concept. But, luckily, it’s really simple. In this quick tip video tutorial, I’ll demonstrate the concept in just under four minutes.

Imagine that you have five hundred anchor tags on your page. As you might imagine, adding a click event to every one of those would be time consuming, and unnecessary. On top of that, what happens if, once you click on those anchor tags, we add additional anchor elements to the page? Would those new anchors be bound to the click event as well? The answer is no. You would then have to reattach a listener to those newly created elements.

Enter Event Delegation

Instead, with event delegation, we simply add a single event listener to an ancestor element, maybe something like a “ul.” Then, when the user clicks on one of its child elements, like an anchor tag, we only check to see if the target of the click was, in fact, an anchor tag. If it was, we proceed per usual.

$('ul').click(function(e) {

	if ( $(e.target).is('a') ) {
		alert('clicked');
	}
});

Advantages

  • Only attach one event listener to the page, rather than five hundred (in our example)
  • Dynamically created elements will still be bound to the event handler.

Why Does this Work?

It works because of the way elements are captured (not IE) and bubble up. For instance, consider the following simple structure.

When you click on the anchor tag, you’re also clicking on the ‘li’ and the ‘ul’ and even the ‘body’ element. This is referred to as bubbling up.

Notes About this Screencast

Please keep in mind that this is just a simple example to explain the functionality. We used jQuery, only because I had four minutes to record! In that particular example (watch the screencast first), we could have used two alternative options:

  1. Pass true as a parameter of the clone() method. This would then clone the element, as well as any event handlers.
  2. Use the live() method instead. However, be careful when using this method: it reattaches the event handler X times. This may not necessarily be needed.

Mostly, this was meant to demonstrate the idea. With regular JavaScript, you could do something like:

// Get some unordered list, which contains anchor tags
var ul = document.getElementById('items');

// Quick and simple cross-browser event handler - to compensate for IE's attachEvent handler
function addEvent(obj, evt, fn, capture) {
	if ( window.attachEvent ) {
		obj.attachEvent("on" + evt, fn);
	}
	else {
		if ( !capture ) capture = false; // capture
		obj.addEventListener(evt, fn, capture)
	}
}

// Check to see if the node that was clicked is an anchor tag. If so, proceed per usual.
addEvent(ul, "click", function(e) {
  // Firefox and IE access the target element different. e.target, and event.srcElement, respectively.
  var target = e ? e.target : window.event.srcElement;
  if ( target.nodeName.toLowerCase() === 'a' ) {
     alert("clicked");
     return false;
  }
});




The Easiest Way to Build your First iPhone App

The Easiest Way to Build your First iPhone App

Mobile websites have come a long way, but if you want to take full advantage of a smartphone’s hardware, or get listed in the iTunes App Store, you need to compile your code. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create a mobile web app with an iPhone look and feel using jQTouch, then turn it into a native iPhone app using Phonegap. No Objective-C necessary.

Tutorial Details

  • Program: Phonegap
  • Version: 0.80
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Estimated Completion Time: 1 hour

Requirements

To complete this tutorial, you’ll need the following:

Introduction to PhoneGap

PhoneGap is an open-source framework that can turn any web app into a native app for iPhone, BlackBerry and Android. It pulls off
this trick by running your web code in a UIWebView, an embedded instance of Safari without the
toolbars and buttons of the standalone Safari app. PhoneGap then extends this basic functionality by mapping features of the
iPhone SDK to JavaScript objects you can call in your web code, so you can easily add features like GPS, camera, contacts, vibration,
SQLLite and accelerometer support. And when you’re ready to distribute your app, PhoneGap 0.80 is Apple-approved!

Included in the PhoneGap distribution is everything you need to build and run an iPhone app. The included XCode project is bundled
with a sample code showing how to use many of the native features, and all the supporting files necessary to compile the app and
run it in the iPhone Simulator or on your phone.

Building and Running an iPhone App

To test whether you’ve got your Mac ready to run your code, let’s try out the sample project included with PhoneGap.

First, open up the iPhone folder, and double-click on PhoneGap.xcodeproj:

This should open XCode with your project loaded. Although there’s a lot going on here, we as web developers only need
to concern ourselves with the www folder. This contains the web code that will become the interface and logic of
our app.

Now that we’ve got our project loaded, it’s time to take it for a spin. Bundled with the iPhone SDK is an iPhone Simulator that
hooks right in to XCode. All we have to do is click “Build and Run.”

Building Your Web App

For the sake of this tutorial, I’ve put together a simple, native-feeling app that displays my Tumblr feed with a slide-up “About”
screen. This app is based on the excellent jQTouch framework, a jQuery-based library of UI
elements, animations, and extensions that let you rapidly develop mobile web apps with native look and feel. Let’s take a quick look
at putting together a web app using jQTouch before we import this app into our Phonegap project.

First, we load jQuery, jQTouch, and some bundled theme files in the <head> tag; these will style our elements to look like
native iPhone UI widgets:

	<head>
		<script src="jqtouch/jquery.1.3.2.min.js" type="application/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
		<script src="jqtouch/jqtouch.min.js" type="application/x-javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
	    <style type="text/css" media="screen">@import "jqtouch/jqtouch.min.css";</style>
	    <style type="text/css" media="screen">@import "jqtouch/themes/apple/theme.min.css";</style>
	    <style type="text/css" media="screen">@import "master.css";</style>

		<script type="text/javascript">
	        $.jQTouch();
	    </script>
	</head>

Then we build out the skeleton of our app:

	<body id="stage" class="theme">
        <div id="home" class="current">

        </div>
        <div id="about">

        </div>
    </body>

jQTouch takes any direct descendent of the <body> tag and converts it into a full-screen “view”. This means every
<div> in the code above will take over the entire screen, and changing screens means swapping between <div>s by linking
to them by their id:

	<a href="#about">About</a>

JQTouch includes a variety of cool ways to transition between these screens, and they and can be enabled simply by adding CSS classes.
For example, to turn that link to the About page into a slide-up transition, we add the following:

	<a class="slideup" href="#about">About</a>

Then, in the About page itself, we add a button to “close” the panel by sliding it back:

	<a href="#" class="grayButton goback">Close</a>

On the default screen, we’ll add a toolbar with the aforementioned “About” button, and a spot to embed a Tumblr feed:

    <div class="toolbar">
        <h1>Home</h1>
        <a class="button slideup" href="#about">About</a>
    </div>
    <h2>Live Stream</h2>
    <div id="timeline">
        <script type="text/javascript" src="http://YOUR_TUMBLR_USERNAME.tumblr.com/js">
        </script>
    </div>

Lastly, a few CSS classes that will style the output of the Tumblr feed to match our “Apple” theme:

	ol {
	    color: black;
	    background: #fff;
	    border: 1px solid #B4B4B4;
	    font: bold 17px Helvetica;
	    padding: 0;
	    margin: 15px 10px 17px 10px;
	    -webkit-border-radius: 8px;
	}

	ol > li {
	    color: #666;
	    border-top: 1px solid #B4B4B4;
	    list-style-type: none;
	    padding: 10px 25px 10px 25px;
	}

That’s it! After adding some content to our About page, we replace the files in our Phonegap project’s www folder
with our new web app, and run it again:

Conclusion

Our web app is now compiled, and from here can be packaged up for distribution in the iTunes Store. It’s a simple start, but
in very little time we’ve got a native app that looks like Apple’s own, runs on any iPhone, and can be extended to a variety of uses.

I’ll be covering how to extend your app with support for cameras and geo-location in future tutorials. In the meantime, you can
read more about Phonegap at the Phonegap Wiki. Documentation is not fully fleshed out,
so you may find yourself digging through git repositories after the end of a long hunt.

To submit your app to the iTunes App Store, register for the iPhone Developer Program.
Once you’re registered, you’ll be given the tools to digitally sign and submit your app to the iTunes Store.

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5 Examples of Beautiful Resume/CV Web Templates

5 Examples of Beautiful Resume/CV Web Templates

Did you know that we recently launched a new sub-category on ThemeForest, specifically for resumes/CVs optimized for the web? It’s becoming more and more common for potential employers to simply request a link to your website, rather than a sheet of paper. Though the category only launched a few weeks ago, we’ve already received a handful of beautiful designs.

1. Clean CV / Resume Html Template + 4 Bonuses

2. Awesome Online Resume/CV

3. Smart CV – Resume Theme

4. Resume (CV) Perfecto

5. Major – Resume Template

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How to Code a Gorgeous Watercolor Website: New Plus Tutorial

How to Code a Gorgeous Watercolor Website: New Plus Tutorial

This tutorial is a useful guide for both expert and noob designers/developers who wants to learn more about how to convert complex designs to standards-compliant websites. We’ll learn the basics of slicing a PSD design, how to convert it into a 100% functional HTML+CSS+JavaScript mockup, and more. Help give back to Nettuts+, and join Plus!

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