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Sharepoint: Hiding the unhidable fields

Sharepoint allows you a lot of freedom to control what your user sees in lists throughout your site. But if you like me have customized not only your theme and templates, you also want to customize the forms that your users interact with. To do this you likely are editing your NewForm.aspx and probably have… Continue reading Sharepoint: Hiding the unhidable fields

Sharepoint and the Invalid page URL error

I am working on a custom list for Sharepoint WSS. This involves creating a custom master which applies only to the new entry form for the list. This by itself has its own issues. You might think you can simply just change the name of your master from “default.master” to “custom.master” wouldn’t you? Well partner,… Continue reading Sharepoint and the Invalid page URL error

Getting started with Magento

I have been working with Magento for quite a while now. However I am just now about to launch my first official site with it. It brings some amazing features to the table and, in my experience, is the best open source shopping product out there. But that praise comes reluctantly. For a newcomer Magento… Continue reading Getting started with Magento

Coda style popup bubbles

I found these recently thanks to a link from Adam Walker and had to share. I have needed popup bubbles or tooltips from time to time over the years and this has to be one of the most elegant solutions I have seen. Check out how to create these for yourself over at jQuery for… Continue reading Coda style popup bubbles

Getting PHPMyAdmin working on WampServer 2

I am working on a project that requires me to use Windows for a Wordpress install. Unfortunately I cannot seem to get my code to run on the WampServer I am beta testing on so I needed to install it locally to make debugging easier. Since it has been since college since I setup and installed a web server on Windows (IIRC) I ran into a couple hurdles. The most aggravating was PHPMyAdmin because I kept getting an “Access Denied” error. Well after a good bit o’ Google-fu I finally found a solution that worked.