Not Just Another Tridion GUI Extension… you’re not joking at all!
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CME Extensions: finding the unique button IDs
In my last post I covered the example of a Tridion 2011 CME extension that would show nice pop-ups of not very useful information. For this we registered, in our HelloWorld.config, where the button would be loaded and in our Home ribbon we register the button as: <ext:extension pageid=”HomePage” groupid=”EditGroup” name=”HelloWorld” assignid=”HelloWorld” insertbefore=”PreviewBtn”> Amongst our…
Chris Summers: The SDL Tridion MVP Fondue Kit
Fellow Tridion MVP, Chris Summers has posted a sneak preview of what we did on the MVP meetup. Read more about it here.
HelloWorld Extension for Tridion 2011
The HelloWorld extension is an example extension, from MVP Fondue, for the Tridion Content Manager Explorer (CME) which is designed to work on Tridion 2011. It does not do anything but give you a simple introduction into the how to hook an extension into the various points of the CME. This should give you the…
JQuery as a Tridion GUI extension
Cool coding goings on in the world of Yoav. Experiments with JQuery and the Tridion GUI.
Retro Computing: HTML 2.0
To read this article in HTML 2.0, click here. To read it in HTML 4.0, click here. There is allot of talk at the moment about HTML 5 and far be it from me to jump on the blog post band wagon and post something about HTML 5. For instance, I did not post anything…
Gravatar.NET
Friend and coworker, Yoav, as released his Gravatar.NET version of the Gravatar public API. Looks good and fingers cross for many downloads…
Crockford on Javascript
Last week (just to show how long it takes me to think about posting) I had the pleasure to drop into Yahoo’s Sunnyvale offices to see Douglas Crockford lecture on JavaScript. This was part two in a series of lectures by Yahoo’s senior JavaScript Architect and author. The lecture was very good (and quite detailed)…