Coding Bears CMS
Coding Bears CMS is a new, open source website page content management application, built on c# asp.net mvc and Microsoft Sql Server.
Sharepoint modern sites
Cats often say, there is more than one way to create custom content for Sharepoint.
Banned IP blocking in nopCommerce
Background
Nop Commerce used to let you do this [and maybe it will again in the future?] but as of the MVC version [2.*] you can't.
An AJAX calendar, QTip, .NET and JSON
I recently needed to update a calendar on an old(ish) .NET 2.0 site.
Cookie compliance module in jQuery
A simple jquery module[tte] to add cookie information discreetly to your site
This is a simple cookie compliance notification gadget/widget, written in jquery/js, allowing compliance with cookie notification requirements without too much pain.
Cookies
Cookies are in the news. Why? Because it is now a requirement, under UK law, to advise visitors to your web site about what cookies you store on their computer.
NopCommerce 2.3 (MVC) alternative product gallery
I had a request recently to change the thumbnail selections in the product detail screen from a popup (using Slimbox2) to an option that changes the main image when clicking a thumbnail.
Gallery module for NopCommerce 1.90
I've updated our Gallery for NopCommerce to a 1.90 version.
It's basically the same thing as the earlier version, but works with 1.90.
Files are available on [url=https://sourceforge.net/projects/nopgallery190v1/]Sourceforge[/url].
If you have any questions, comments or spot any omissions, please let us know.
Enjoy/
NopGallery - Update
I've added the BETA source for a NopCommerce popup gallery to [url=https://sourceforge.net/projects/nopgallerybeta/]Sourceforge[/url].
It's basically the sode from the previous blog article.
Note, it's only written for < 1.7. A newer version (with more gallery providers) may turn up some day :)
/enjoy.
Better Google Base [Taxonomy] in nopCommerce 1.9
The time has come for me to add the taxomomy details to a nopCommerce 1.9 build. It wasn't in 1.9 by default, but [on the face of it] it seems pretty easy to add stuff in 1.8/1.9 with the introduction of the Entity Framework library, which makes naming convention important, but makes new objects and entities easier, once you figure out a few things.
