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Written by amanda
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Tuesday, 11 March 2008 |
This post applies to AllVideosPlugin only. If your Joomla website is not set up with AllVideosPlugin, this tutorial will not work for you. This information was copied directly from the AllVideosPlugin Mambot Help page and edited slightly for your convenience.
First set up a folder call "videos" inside your Control Panel Media Manager. By default
this folder is called "videos" and resides within images/stories. So
the full path to this folder would be images/stories/videos.
Say you uploaded 2 videos called baby_david.flv and birthday_party.mov.
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Written by Simon Baumer
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Sunday, 09 March 2008 |
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So you're thinking about setting up shop on the $580,000,000 medium we all know as MySpace. Why? To reach a younger audience? To broaden awareness? Because everyone else is doing it? Regardless, it stands to reason that you're missing the most important marketing opportunity of our generation if you don't.
In developing a MySpace page for our client -- the NRDC -- I came across a few stumbling blocks. Here are their solutions:
Hey User Interface Designers:
Some Format Rules To Keep in Mind
In order to utilize the Friends and
Comments functionality of a MySpace Profile you can not
use a complete div overlay layout. Since MySpace
profiles are a serious of tables embedded in tables embedded in tables embedded
in tables(you get the point). You need to identify the table that
contains the Friends section and insert a break that allows you style
everything below that point. That way you can have your custom content
above it, and the MySpace Friends and Comments features
below it.
Safari
and IE 7, Oh My
To avoid cross-browser compatibility
issues,
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Written by amanda
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Sunday, 09 March 2008 |
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For someone who gets 100+ emails per day (I am sure many of you relate), sometimes unread emails get lost ... buried under my endless gmail pagination thread. Oddly enough, gmail does not offer a way to easily view unread emails without also showing all of my unread spam, listserv emails and other emails that get auto-filed to directories I rarely look at.
Fortunately, my dear friend who works at Google gave me a tip that works. Just copy and paste this into your gmail search box, and voila, all of your unread emails -- and only the ones in your inbox:
in:inbox + is:unread
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Written by amanda
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Tuesday, 04 March 2008 |
- Login to www.yoursite.com/administrator
- Click on Member Account Manager
- Click “New” in top right corner
- You must type in
Name: (not required)
Username: like JaneJackson
Email address: (not required)
Password: Make it random to start. Encourage new administrator to change it upon login. There isn't a "forgot password" for administrators
Group: Registered * (If administrator, choose Super Admin)
- When a user is added to the system – she will automatically get an email that says:
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