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How to use the Tea Commerce events

by Rune Gronkjaer | Published November 26, 2010 | Læs denne side på dansk dansk version
Need to know how to use the many Tea Commerce events for you evil scheme? This is the post you would want to read. I give a short explanation of the mekanism behind and then give you an overview of all 22 eventhandlers. They will let you hook in to Tea Commerce’s private parts and give you full control of everything.
Categories: .NET, e-commerce, Tea Commerce, Umbraco | Tagged , , , , , , | 3 comments

Tea Commerce JavaScript / xslt examples

by Rune Gronkjaer | Published November 24, 2010 | Læs denne side på dansk dansk version
This blog post will be a thorough review of all of the javaScript used at http://demo.teacommerce.dk. The JavaScript provides uses a lot of – though not all – the features of the Tea Commerce JavaScript API. It’s also a good example of how easy it is to create some cool effects, by combining Tea Commerce and jQuery. After reading this post, you will hopefully be inspired to make some even better scripts for your own project.
Categories: Ajax, css, e-commerce, html, Javascript, jQuery, Tea Commerce, Umbraco | Tagged , , , , , , , | 7 comments

Tea Commerce JavaScript API

by Rune Gronkjaer | Published November 16, 2010 | Læs denne side på dansk dansk version
A thorough description of all public methods in the Tea Commerce JavaScript API. All the methods are using jQuery’s Ajax API to make calls to the server. The methods use a Tea Commerce help object that provides a shell around the Ajax API, as well as a number of small auxiliary methods.
Categories: Ajax, e-commerce, Javascript, jQuery, Tea Commerce, Umbraco | Tagged , , , , , | 4 comments

Tea Commerce JavaScript API in general

by Rune Gronkjaer | Published November 12, 2010 | Læs denne side på dansk dansk version
We have tried to keep the Tea Commerce javascript API as simple as posible. Overall it consists of a number of public methods (functions) and some private helper methods. The most important part for the frondend developer is obviously in the public portion. All public methods can be called on the static class “TeaCommerce”. All commands to the server from the client goes through these methods.
Categories: Ajax, e-commerce, Form, Javascript, jQuery, Tea Commerce, Umbraco | Tagged , , , , , , , , | 1 comment

Umbraco e-commerce webshop

by Rune Gronkjaer | Published November 10, 2010
Right now we are working on a super exciting Umbraco project at Tea Solutions. So exciting that I must share it with you.

Very recently I was in Copenhagen for a small Umbraco meetup with Anders Burla and some other Umbraco developers. The theme of the day was not established in advance, so all subjects where open. The biggest talking point was the lack of an inexpensive e-commerce software for Umbraco. Not only should it be cheap, it should also be easy to set up for a not so technical web-designer/developer.
Categories: Ajax, e-commerce, Javascript, jQuery, Tea Commerce, Umbraco | Tagged , , , , , , , | 6 comments
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