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How to use products in Tea Commerce

by Rune Gronkjaer | Published March 16, 2011 | Læs denne side på dansk dansk version
This post will walk through the process of using products in Tea Commerce. Tea Commerce does not handle your products, but use the Umbraco content section, as products. Each node can therefore be a product in Tea Commerce’s eyes. In other words, you can let an ordinary umbraco page act as a product.
Also posted in css, e-commerce, Javascript, jQuery, Tea Commerce, Umbraco |

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.
Also posted in Ajax, css, e-commerce, Javascript, jQuery, Tea Commerce, Umbraco |

LightView now called jQuery Image Viewer

by Rune Gronkjaer | Published October 22, 2010 | Læs denne side på dansk dansk version
After a few months of development and testing, I now have a version of the jQuery Image Viewer , which I can publish for you. The version number is v1.3, as there already have been numerous bug fixes and enhancements to the project.
Read a lot more and see more demos at the jQuery Image Viewer page.
Also posted in Javascript, jQuery, jQuery Modal Window, Plugin |

jQuery.Append() speed test

by Rune Gronkjaer | Published August 14, 2010 | Læs denne side på dansk dansk version
Long I and my colleagues have been wondering which method is best for adding DOM (Document Object Model) elements to other DOM elements. jQuery has a super method jQuery.append(), which can be used for the task. One calls jQuery.append() on a jQuery selection, and send it/the elements which they want incorporated into the the selected item. That in itself is very smart because it saves us a lot of hassle code. The problem is so… How to use the jQuery append method in the best way? We must be able to save som time. Especially when you want to insert many elements into the DOM.
Also posted in Javascript, jQuery, tests |

My own WordPress theme

by Rune Gronkjaer | Published March 21, 2010 | Læs denne side på dansk dansk version
Until today I have used a good free Wordpress Theme created by l2aelba. The theme is old and both html, css and php functions are far from optimal. As a web developer, I obviously can not live with that. I need perfect html and css on my own Wordpress blog. As if anyone could achieve the perfect, but I obviously try creating it every time.
Also posted in css, Theme, Wordpress |
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