Yerres from XOOPS Germany created a new module called "Newsslider", supporting the News module.
The Newsslider module provides five blocks that take headlines from the News module, and present them in a block with various visual effects, e.g. as Marquee, or it can add pictures to them, etc. See an example below:
Video On Demand Shop - VOD 1.17 Community Release by Fibredyne Pty Ltd
VOD is a module for display securely video streams that have been purchased via a shop cart and XPayment Payment gateway. It allows various customisable options like blocks and video stream content to allow for video streams to list themselves within your XOOPS Site..It allows for both a HTML5 Video playback, Silverlight or Flash playback of RTMP, RTSP, Mp4 HTTP and other forms of streams and flat files. It also has support for the matrixstream module so you can charge tokens for video on demand services.
Features:
Insecure Player Options
Useragent Spy
HTTP(s) Player Source
Special Function Useragents (a & b)
Cron Job (Preloader/Cronjob/Scheduler)
Session Cookie based cart
XPayment Plugin
Tag Module Plugin
User-agent matching order
User-agents Populated in Preferences
IFrame Improved - Includes Preloader for Metas
Session Based Tokening System (trabis)
Minor Language Fixes (Block Form)
File Playback controller specification
HTML5 Video Player
Silverlight Video playback
User Agent Selection of Players
XOOPS 2.5 Gui
RTMP Services like Wowza and Matrixstream
Administration for Listing Video Streams
Customisable ID References
Video Stream Block
Width and Height Customisation
AJAX Video Stream Loading so your URL are not exposed
Minute by Minute Passkey protection
Forcable JQuery
Customiable Encryption Salt
Why work your but off when you can create a module from this freely distributed listing module today! We require unit testing and reporting of this module, permissions will be released in the RC to Final release; this module is based on the flowplayer module and was built up from 1.14.
Requirements:
XOOPS 2.5
Whats New in this feature compaired to flowplayer 1.14:
The Waiting module offers you an extensible waiting contents block into your XOOPS.
By installing this module and adding proper plug-ins only, and activating its block, you as webmaster can see in this block all submissions to modules that are waiting for approval.
This module has been now updated to the XOOPS 2.5.0 GUI.
Please test it and let us know if everything is working OK.
<p>The ImpressCMS project presents its first core release for the new year : <a href="http://www.impresscms.org/modules/content/content.php?page=ImpressCMS-2_0">ImpressCMS 2.0 Alpha 1</a>. </p><br /><p>Between updates for the ImpressCMS 1.3 and ImpressCMS 1.2 branches, work has also been done on the next major release. The first results of that work, like removing the compatibility functionality with the 1.2 branch and some file relocations, are now available in this first alpha release.</p>
The MVC model helps us separate the business logic from the display and data. Now, we can build an application on Force.com . For an effective application, having correct data is as important as having efficient business logic. Force.com is suitable for data-driven and process-driven applications, hence the data operations are massive. Force.com provides us with some really nice and efficient tools to manage, manipulate, and clean massive data per iteration.
In this article by Siddhesh Kabe, author of Force.com Developer Certification Handbook (DEV 401), we will learn:
How to import data using the data loader
The standard data management operations
How to import data using wizard
How to execute the data loader via command line
Some lessons in Force.com IDs
So let's start playing with the data.
Devices such as the iPhone are also location-aware; its GPS receiver is able to determine its position anywhere in the world. Movement can be tracked, the current speed can be obtained, and even the direction the device is facing can be determined. In addition to mapping, location services are finding their way into all kinds of areas ranging from photography to messaging clients.
In this article written by Christopher Caleb, author of Flash iOS Apps Cookbook, we will cover the following recipes:
Determining your current location
Determining your speed and heading
Checking for geolocation access
Responding to accelerometer changes
Detecting a shake
There are several generic containers and generic algorithms available in the .NET Framework and a couple of other majorly accepted APIs such as Power Collections and C5.
In this article by Sudipta Mukherjee, author of .NET Generics 4.0 Beginner’s Guide, we will take a look at:
Generic container patterns: There are several patterns that are used more than the others in code bases that use Generics. Here, we shall walk through some of these very popular generic structures.
Best practices: Here we shall walk through a list of best practices with succinct causes to back them.
This article covers some advanced topics such as conditions, raised events, and so on.
In this article by Ezra Schwartz, author of Axure RP 6 Prototyping Essentials, we will cover a set of features such as raised events, conditional logic and variables, introduction to a terminology which is usually associated with programming and suggests complexity. It is understandable if you are not interested in, or are intimidated by, the prospect of coding, and wish to avoid using this set of Axure features as long as possible. You should not.
First, rest assured that no coding is involved. By now, you are familiar with Axure's Interactions and the Case Editor features, which require you only to select from a contextual selection of options and construct interactions by pointing and clicking. The only typing required is the labeling. You will find a similar easy-to-use interface when you use features such as the Condition Builder or simulate "drag and drop".
Secondly, think about some of the terminologies and methods we use in interaction design. We use branching logic to determine use cases, scenarios, and how functionality responds to user interaction under certain conditions. Axure makes it fairly easy to model the logic we need, in order to visualize branching paths, and express it in the interactive prototype.
