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PHP
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Profiles
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Better experience searching for and choosing a theme in WordPress 3.4
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How to prevent tax details from being shown in your VirtueMart store
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How to change the front page text in VirtueMart for Joomla 2.5
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How to change the Default Currency in VirtueMart for Joomla 2.5
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How to remove Topten Products from your VirtuteMart store front
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Why do I lose products when I change languages in VirtueMart?
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Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
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VirtueMart Product Search Extensions & Plugins for Joomla 2.5
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VirtueMart includes one option by default to handle shipping, VM – Shipment, By weight, ZIP and countries. This shipping module allows you to set shipping Read More >
VirtueMart Error: No Shipment Method Matches Characteristics of Order
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WordPress Security – Preventing Brute Force Attacks on Admin Login
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How to duplicate a WordPress Site for Development and Testing
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In this article we’ll discuss how to disable the cPanel /scgi-bin directory, so that if your website failed a PCI scan due to this being found Read More >
In this article we’ll go over the basic process you would need to take if you have a single cPanel account, and you’d like to Read More >
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Copy an account from another server with the cPanel password
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EasyApache 3 EOL
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In this article I’ll quickly discuss why you should be logging out of your WordPress admin dashboard when not in use. There can be multiple Read More >
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Many of our account holders use cron jobs to perform tasks at specific times. These jobs run at schedulee intervals set within the cron job Read More >
In this article I’m going to talk about enabling the cPHulk Brute Force Protection on your VPS (Virtual Private Server) or dedicated server, in order Read More >
In this article I’m going to show you how you can fix a cPHulk Brute Force Protection lock out that you might have accidentally triggered. Read More >
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In this article I’ll quickly touch on why intensive cron jobs or scheduled tasks can cause problems on your account by leading to excessive resource Read More >
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Prevent New Account activation email sent to Joomla 2.5 Administrator
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At this point, you’ve installed and configured Magento and you’re ready to log into your Magento 1.6 Admin Panel. The administrator backend is where you’ll Read More >
One of the first things you see when you visit your new Magento 1.6 shopping cart is the default welcome message in the upper right Read More >
At the bottom of your newly installed Magento 1.6 shopping cart, there’s a footer that contains the copyright information. Magento 1.6 allows you to completely Read More >
Magento 1.6 allows you to further customize your shopping cart by adding a custom favicon. By default, the favicon is set to the Magento 1.6 Read More >
Magento 1.6 has a default title used as the meta-title on all non-content pages that do not have a custom title. You can change this Read More >
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Magento 1.6 uses three pre-defined email addresses in certain situations. By default, you can specify the General Contact, Sales Representative, and Customer Support email addresses. Read More >
In this tutorial: Clear Cache in the Admin Panel Clear Cache Manually Magento 1.6 by default includes a caching system to help improve the performance. Read More >
Magento 1.6 allows you to enter contact information so your website visitors can contact you. This information will be displayed on the website for your Read More >
In your Magento 1.6 Admin Panel the main screen when you log in is referred to as your Dashboard. The Dashboard contains statistics about your Read More >
When you log into the Magento 1.6 admin panel, by default it is not case sensitive. Forcing the login to be case sensitive will improve Read More >
When you log into the Magento 1.6 admin panel, you will see the Magento Dashboard. While the dashboard may contain valuable information, it may not Read More >
Locale options in Magento 1.6 define the local time and date settings as well as the weekend days of your Magento shopping cart. Weekend days Read More >
Now, that you have installed your Magento 1.6 store, and you’re selling products on the Internet, you’ve become a global business. Anyone with an Internet Read More >
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As you start to customize your newly installed Magento 1.6 webstore, you’ll probably want to change the logo that displays in the top right section Read More >
When you first log into the Magento 1.6 Admin backend you are presented with the Dashboard. This dashboard gives you statistics or reports. If you Read More >
By default, Magento 1.6 allows your website’s visitors or guests to write reviews for your products. there may be times when you want to disable Read More >
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How to Display Products that are Out of Stock in Magento 1.6
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Magento 1.6 will not allow backorders of products. Before you can allow products to be displayed that has no stock inventory you should set your Read More >
Setting Magento 1.6 to Not decrease Stock When Order is Placed
Magento 1.6 will automatically decrease your stock inventories when an order is placed. This can be a great feautre if you sell physical products. However, Read More >
At times, you may need to know what version of Magento 1.6 you are running. This information can be handy if you are troubleshooting an Read More >
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Magento 1.6 has a powerful logging system that can be extremely helpful when debugging any issues you may have. If there’s an error there is Read More >
Magento 1.6 has a built in setting that can help you debug any issues that may arise due to memory usage. By enabling the Debug Read More >
By default, Magento 1.6 will not merge the Javascript files of your web store. Merging the files, can help speed up your website by reducing Read More >
Magento 1.6 gives you the ability to merge the CSS files of your Magento shopping cart. This can be beneficial in speeding up how fast Read More >
When developing your store, there may be times when you run into problems and need to see the error messages. By default, error reporting is Read More >
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Forcing Shoppers to Read your Terms and Conditions in Magento 1.6
One of the most important pages on your Magento 1.6 webstore can be your Terms & conditions. The terms and conditions page should include the Read More >
Prevent passwords in Joomla 2.5 new user account activation emails
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Magento 1.6 indexes all of your content in order to speed up how fast it accesses it. If you make changes to your store such Read More >
Magento 1.6 by default has a compilation tool built into it. When you first configure Magento, the compiler is disabled and your files have not Read More >
By default your Magento 1.6 store will have various links such as “About Us” and “Customer Service” in the footer of your new Magento shopping Read More >
You may want your web store’s customers to acknowledge certain terms and special conditions before purchasing products. You can easily enable Terms and Conditions so Read More >
At times you may want to temporarily disable your terms and conditions page without actually deleting it. You can disable the terms and conditions at Read More >
This post is archived and is no longer being maintained. Information within the post may be out of date. Magento 1.6 comes with a default Read More >
This post is archived and is no longer being maintained. Information within the post may be out of date. Magento 1.6 has the ability to Read More >
Magento 1.6 has a powerful “checks and balances” system built into it that will notify you of various reminders, like updating your cache/ index or Read More >
The Magento 1.6 notification system is quite powerful and will notfiy you of various settings that may need to changed. You’ll want to delete the Read More >
Magento 1.6 includes a backup tool that will backup your Magento database. Backing up your Magento 1.6 shopping cart regularly is extremely important since your Read More >
Magento 1.6 includes a backup tool that will backup your Magento database and regularly backing up your Magento web store is important. However, you do Read More >
Joomla 2.5 ACL – Changing User Permissions based upon Article Category
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Magento 1.6 can be quite memory intensive due to its robust design. You can adjust the memory limits to reduce or eliminate the memory errors Read More >
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Magento 1.6 allows the use of tags as descriptors that can be assigned to any product to help further organize and categorize them. You can Read More >
Now, that you’ve read the article on what product tags are, we can create tags in the backend of Magento 1.6. Tags are great ways Read More >
If a customer submits a tag for a product before it will display on the front end of Magento 1.6 it must be first approved Read More >
You may want to delete a tag that was previously approved or pending in the Magento 1.6 Backend. One good reason to delete tags is Read More >
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In Magento, you have the opportunity to create promotions to entice your webstore’s visitors to purchase products from your website. There’s different ways to create Read More >
In Magento 1.6, you have the opportunity to create promotions to entice your webstore’s visitors to purchase products from your website. There’s different ways to Read More >
Joomla 2.5 backup – Downloading a copy of your Akeeba Backup
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You can create customer groups within Magento 1.6 to further customize your Magento store. Customer groups are an easy way to cluster customers together to Read More >
Magento 1.6 allows you to create customer groups. At any time you need to remove or delete a customer group it can be easily done. Read More >
Magento 1.6 will allow you to see customers that were logged into your website at any given time. This includes any customer not logged in Read More >
Rarely should you need to create a new customer in Magento 1.6, however, you can easily do so if needed. A new customer can be Read More >
As the admin of your Magento 1.6 web store, you may have to delete customers from time to time. A customer could have a fraudulent Read More >
You can customize the 404 page in Magento 1.6. If your site visitors try to go to a page that does not exist, you can Read More >
You can preview any of the pages in the content management system (CMS) built into Magento. Having the ability to preview the page allows you Read More >
Magento 1.6 comes pre-configured with some static pages in the CMS section. Depending on your site, you may need to delete them. Deleting pages in Read More >
Magento 1.6 has a powerful content management system built into the backend. You can disable any of the static CMS pages without deleting it. this Read More >
Regularly changing your Magento 1.6 password helps to secure your Magento website. This gives hackers less of an opportunity to “guess” your password. Changing your Read More >
When you first installed Magento 1.6 you added the admin email address to your account. At times you may find it necessary to update this Read More >
During the installation process we set up the admin username as “admin”. While this is easy to use, it can be guessed easily by hackers. Read More >
Magento 1.6 allows you to categorize all your products into groups. this helps to better organize your product base making it easier for your customers Read More >
In the previous tutorial we showed you how to create product categories to better organize your products. At any time, you can delete product categories. Read More >
Adding products in Magento 1.6 is important since you want your website visitors to be able to find and purchase the goods and services you Read More >
Once your Magento 1.6 store is up and running you may change which products your store carries. In cases like this, you may want to Read More >
If some of your products will be out of stock for a long time or indefinitely you may want to simply disable the product. This Read More >
In Magento 1.6, you can specify a “special” price for products for a certain date range. This allows you to automatically manage “specials” or sales. Read More >
In Magento 1.6, you have the ability to allow your customers to add a gift message to the order. This is a great feature especially Read More >
Disabling or Enabling gift messages on Products in Magento 1.6
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Depending on how your configuration is set for Magento 1.6 you may not be able to allow backorders. You can configure each individual product to Read More >
At any time, you can mark a product out of stock even if you have quanitities of the product. One instance where you may use Read More >
Set up Flat Rate Shipping for a Specific Country in Magento 1.6
Magento 1.6 has a lot of different configurable shipping options. You can easily set up falt rate shipping for the country you are located in. Read More >
Magento 1.6 gives the admin the capability to easily configure free shipping. Free shipping can be a great selling point to convince your website visitors Read More >
Magento 1.6 by default, has shipping for multiple shipping providers already available in the Magento Admin. This makes things easy is you use any of Read More >
In Magento 1.6 customers have the ability to leave customer reviews on your products. We’re going to show you how customers create a review in Read More >
In Magento 1.6, your customers can create accounts so they can return to the site and easily purchase more products. If customers want to tag Read More >
When a customer of your Magento 1.6 website leaves a review, you must approve it before it will show up on the site. If you Read More >
How to Change Your Joomla 2.5 Database Username and Password
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Prestashop 1.5 is an online shopping cart that can be installed on most web hosting accounts. You can install PrestaShop 1.5 to run an e-commerce Read More >
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How to change the Contact Us info on the right sidebar of PrestaShop 1.5
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In our last article, we discussed how to change the Contact Us information in the PrestaShop 1.5 sidebar. In this article, you will learn how Read More >
How to reset a Joomla 2.5 user password directly in the database
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So far we have learned how to edit Contact information on the sidebar and footer as well as editing the basic information pages. As we Read More >
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After installing PrestaShop 1.5 and setting up your Contact Us information in the sidebar and footer, you can begin adding content to the default Information Read More >
Changing the order of Featured Articles on your Joomla 2.5 Front Page
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A product manufacturer is a company the creates a certain product or set of products. For example, iphones are manufacturer Apple. Setting up manufacturers and Read More >
After you have added a new product manufacturer in PrestaShop 1.5, and can then added a description for your manufacturer. This description will show to Read More >
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Editing the Manufacturers List in the sidebar of PrestaShop 1.5
Now that you know how to create your manufacturer’s list in PrestaShop 1.5, you need to know how to display it properly on the storefront. Read More >
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Now that you have learned to add manufacturers, this tutorial will show you how to add suppliers to your PrestaShop 1.5 store. Though they are Read More >
In addition to knowing how to add a supplier in PrestaShop 1.5, there will be times you need to remove a supplier. This may be Read More >
In the last article on how to add a manufacturer, you learned how to create the master Manufacturers list. Now we will now teach you Read More >
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Following our PrestaShop getting started guide? Your next step is to learn how to add products. In order to organize your products, you will need Read More >
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After learning how to add categories to your store, we will now show you how to remove a category in PrestaShop 1.5. We will follow Read More >
Our last article dealt with adding categories to your store. This article will show you how to adjust the display order of the categories so Read More >
Following our PrestaShop getting started guide? Your next step is to learn to add shipping to your products. After you have finished installing PrestaShop 1.5, Read More >
Removing a product in PrestaShop 1.5 is very similar to adding a product, but with less work involved. If you installed sample products during your Read More >
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After adding your basic product information, you want to price your product in PrestaShop 1.5. Pricing is important as it tells the customer how much Read More >
So far we’ve added our product and gave it a price. Adding SEO (Search Engine Optimization) will help the search engines index the product page Read More >
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Now that we have created and priced a product, we now want to associate that product to one or more categories in your PrestaShop 1.5 Read More >
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In our previous article, we showed you how to add a very basic product in PrestaShop 1.5. We didn’t enter a description, add images, or Read More >
The procedure to remove images in PrestaShop 1.5 is much the same as adding them. There are times when you may want to update with Read More >
The cover image for a product is the main image of a product. This is the first image that will show on the product’s page, Read More >
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Following our PrestaShop getting started guide? Your next step is to learn to configure payment modules. So far we have set up the basic information, Read More >
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When creating a Joomla 2.5 featured articles menu item, there are quite a few options you can configure for the page. In this Joomla 2.5 Read More >
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After adding, pricing, and adding shipping to your product, you will want to add inventory quantity to it. It is important to have correct inventory Read More >
In our last article, we described how to manually set inventory quantity for your product in PrestaShop 1.5. This article shows you how to allow Read More >
After learning how to set the inventory quantity and allow back orders, there are times when you may want to sell things in quantities larger Read More >
After both creating the suppliers list and then creating your product, you will need to attach the product to its specific suppliers. A product can Read More >
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You will want to create Features for your products in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. Features are not options, but standard specifications. They will be listed Read More >
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We last showed you how to add a feature in PrestaShop 1.5. This article shows you how to remove a feature as there are times Read More >
Now that you know how to add a feature in PrestaShop 1.5, you will want to learn how to add values to them so they Read More >
While Features list the non-optional specifications, such as height and weight, for a product in your PrestaShop 1.5 store, Attributes give your shopper options. Attributes Read More >
The last article showed how to add an attribute to the main Attributes list. However, the attribute must have one or more values in order Read More >
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Changing the template used for specific menu items in Joomla 2.5
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Now that you have learned to add attributes to your products, you will need to learn the opposite as there will be times when you Read More >
After installing your Prestashop 1.5, you may want to set it to maintenance mode so you can begin to build it. This article describes how Read More >
Carriers are the companies who actually deliver the product to your customer. These can be big companies such as UPS or FedEx, or smaller ones Read More >
Our last article showed you how to add a shipping carrier. This tutorial will help you when you have occasion to remove a shipping carrier Read More >
After learning how to add a carrier, you may want to set a specific default carrier in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. This is often the Read More >
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After learning how to add a carrier to PrestaShop 1.5, you may want to sort the way they display for better ease of use in Read More >
After adding a shipping carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store, you may want to add that company’s logo. Adding the logo to your PrestaShop 1.5 Read More >
After adding a Carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store, you need to set different specs to further detail the Carrier. One of these is details Read More >
Adding or creating a carrier zone is another detail you will want to add after adding a shipping Carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store. The Read More >
After adding carriers to your PrestaShop 1.5 store, there may be times when you wish to disable one or more without deleting them. Disabling a Read More >
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Setting Out of Range behavior for Carriers in PrestaShop 1.5
After adding a carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store you will want to tweak the details to make your store more efficient. Setting Out of Read More >
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How to set the max package specs for a Carrier in PrestaShop 1.5
After adding a Carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store there are some specifications for each shipping carrier that need to be set for your store. Read More >
How to set Price Ranges for Shipping Carriers in PrestaShop 1.5
After creating your shipping carriers in PrestaShop 1.5, there are a few things that need to be set so you can charge shipping costs properly. Read More >
How to set Weight Ranges for Shipping Carriers in PrestaShop 1.5
After creating your Carriers in PrestaShop 1.5, there are a few things that need to be set so you can charge shipping costs properly. If Read More >
After adding a shipping carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store you will need to set up the shipping and handling charges to cover your expenses Read More >
Shipping fees by zone, carrier, and ranges in PrestaShop 1.5
After setting up basic shipping and handling for your PrestaShop 1.5 store, you may need more details. You can set additional fees by geographic zone, Read More >
After installing and configuring your PrestaShop 1.5 you may want to make some areas more secure. To do this, you will want to enable the Read More >
After installing and configuring your PrestaShop 1.5 you may edit the Front Office security of your store. This changes a token that is attached to Read More >
When configuring your PrestaShop 1.5, there are several checkout settings that you can configure. One of these is the order process type. This is how Read More >
Part of the configuring of your order process in Prestashop 1.5 involves the guest checkout option. A guest on your website is any user that Read More >
When configuring your order settings in PrestaShop 1.5, you may want to set a minimum order amount. This is a minimum purchase amount that the Read More >
When configuring your order settings in PrestaShop 1.5, you may want to allow the option to use multiple shipping addresses. Allowing multiple shipping addresses enables Read More >
Configuring the delayed shipping option in PrestaShop is one of the many order settings you can configure. The Delayed Shipping option, if enabled, allows a Read More >
There are many settings to consider when configuring your orders. The Terms of Service rule is an option that allows you to choose whether or Read More >
One of the many settings to consider when configuring your orders is the ability to add gift wrapping. This allows you to send the product Read More >
After enabling the gift wrap option in Prestashop 1.5, you want to set a price for your service. Setting the Gift-Wrapping price enables you to Read More >
Along with enabling gift wrapping and setting the price, you may be required to set a tax in your area. Setting the tax rate for Read More >
After enabling gift wrapping service and setting the price, you can offer the option of using recycled packaging. This setting allows you to offer recycled Read More >
There may be a time or reason that you do not want customers to purchase products directly from your site. Maybe a physical store that Read More >
Setting the days a product is considered New in PrestaShop 1.5
Store configuration in PrestaShop 1.5 has many options and settings. One of these is the number of days an item or product will display with Read More >
Changing Page Redirection After Adding Products in PrestaShop 1.5
Part of your store configuration in your store will guide the customer as they add items to their shopping list. You can control where they Read More >
Changing the max length of the short description in PrestaShop 1.5
There are many settings that affect the look and feel of your store. These can help with the overall atmosphere customers experience as they shop. Read More >
While configuring your store, you can edit things such as how your products display. This may be order (such as name or manufacturer), a specific Read More >
Along with the number of products displayed on the page, you can also edit the order the products display in your storefront. For instance, you Read More >
Listing products in ascending or descending order in PrestaShop 1.5
After setting the order your products are displayed, you may want to change the method of the order. This means you may want to have Read More >
How to display/remove available product quantities in PrestaShop 1.5
After setting up configuration on your product display, you may want to customize further by showing the available stock. This is when your product lists Read More >
How to allow orders on out-of-stock products in PrestaShop 1.5
Deciding whether or not to allow customers to order out-of-stock products is one of the many details of your site. Fortunately, Prestashop has a setting Read More >
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There may be times when you move or close a store location. You do not want to continue to list that on your storefront. PrestaShop Read More >
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Correct customer information is vital with your PrestaShop 1.5 store. Even after a user registers, you may need to add an additional address to their Read More >
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After installing Phoca Gallery, the next thing we’ll do is make a category for our first set of images, animals. In this tutorial, we’ll walk Read More >
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How to enable/disable the new message notification in PrestaShop 1.5
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How to enable/disable the new order notification in PrestaShop 1.5
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Using fieldsets to separate plugin paramenters in Joomla 2.5
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How to disable user verification status for comments in a Drupal 7 theme
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How to add external js javascript files to a Joomla 2.5 plugin
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Changing the TO address in an aiContactSafe Joomla 2.5 contact form
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How to change contact information shown within aiContactSafe forms
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Working with performance enhancement tools such as external caching can be doen in Drupal 7. When using these types of tools, you may want to Read More >
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How to change the number of items in an RSS feed in Drupal 7
Part of managing your RSS Feed is managing the number of items displayed at once. This tutorial will walk you through how to set the Read More >
How to create a new Slider in Unite Nivo Slider for Joomla 2.5
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Drupal 7 has a section for managing your RSS Feeds. From there you can manage the description, set the number of elements displayed, and even Read More >
How to turn off commenting for specific articles in Drupal 7
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Understanding the Joomla 2.5 User Profile Plugin’s Basic Options
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In the early hours of July 13th 2012, Joomla announced that Joomla 3.0 Alpha 1 was available for download! This is the first step towards Read More >
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Changing the content preview length on the front page in Drupal 7
The front page of your Drupal site is often used to display content previews for your other pages. You may have seen this on the Read More >
Introduction to the Configuration Information in PrestaShop 1.5
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When troubleshooting various issues in Joomla 3.0, you may find it beneficial to put your website in debug mode. Enabling the debug system allows you Read More >
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Drupal 7 has a built in system to “clean” URLs so they are search engine friendly. In this tutorial, we’ll explain further what search engine Read More >
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In our last few tutorials, we have covered the $this variable in Joomla 2.5 templates. We will continue focusing on $this, and this time examining Read More >
The last use of $this in the Joomla 2.5 Beez2 template that will review is $this->direction. We can see it being used in the following Read More >
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Initial thoughts on converting existing templates to Joomla 3.0
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How to add the .html suffix to the end of URLs in Joomla 3.1
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