mikekaperys

Hey guys, I'm not sure if I'm posing in the right board.. I'm sure someone can redirect me if not As I'm sure you're all aware, there are thousands of frameworks around at the moment. This fact is the subject of my dissertation at University. The aim of the piece is to determine if a particular framework benefits the workflow of the developer and end product when used for a particular type of project. For example, does using Foundation and Laravel make for a better 'portal' style website than Bootstrap and Symfony would, and why? If anyone is interested I'll post a link to the work on here when it's complete. What do you guys think? Is one framework better than another for a particular type of project, or are they all much of the same? Also, if you wouldn't mind, I have a survey I'm looking for responses to for this work. There's only 10 questions and your answers will help me a lot! Found here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/7GTVJD6 Thanks!

Hey guys A client of mine is using OpenCart to power their shop would like to remove the (frankly ridiculous amounts of) javascript in the checkout. Does anyone know of an easy way to do this? Is there a fallback or plugin or anything I could use to save me re-coding the checkout? Cheers

If I have understood you correctly, create a PHP array of the data you want to turn into JSON (pulling in data from the database, etc) then use something like this: <?PHP $data = /** whatever you're serializing **/; header('Content-Type: application/json'); echo json_encode($data);

Hey guys, As part of my dissertation at University (and out of general interest too) I'm doing some research into the most popular contemporary frameworks (server side and client side).. so, what's your favourite framework? Do you have any "go-to" frameworks? Also, would you pick one framework over another depending on the type of project (for example, would you pick Laravel over CodeIgniter for a blog, but CodeIgniter over Laravel for a shop, etc)? Thanks in advance, and I look forward to this discussion

Holy s**t, I only charge £15ph.. I need to re-think my prices..

Hi Lee! Welcome I'm from Sheffield too - I feel your pain!

Hi guys, I need a designer to build me an email template from a piece of artwork. Literally just needs throwing in Photoshop and slicing up. Don't worry about responsiveness - needs a fixed width of 650px. Goes without saying, but needs to work and render correctly in all browsers and email clients If anyone is interested please send me a message Cheers, Mike

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Hey guys, I need to convert a .accdb file to .sql for use with my system. Anyone got any ideas how to do this?

Just going on what the client told me, I didn't think there was either! :/ I've set the cell spacing and what not to 0 too and there is no padding - that's kind of the point. It's a broken up image from Photoshop slicing (bad - I know. Clients request) Kinda stuck

I'm not sure if this should go here or with emails, but still I'm having a problem with my email template in dotmailer. The emails loads correctly in seemingly all clients apart from Outlook 2009; where the cell spacing goes whack and I get big white lines around each cell. Anyone got any idea why? I've tried all the obvious things like collapsing the cells and valign etc.. Thanks

I found a solution if anyone is interested I went with Wordpress with the Client Area plugin, then included products on private pages using Woocommerce

Defintley. I only mean the code as a guide anyway - there's a few things left out. The .box width for example

Something like this should do <div class="boxes"> <div class="box"></div> <div class="box"></div> <div class="box"></div> </div> .boxes .box { display: inline-block; } @media (max-width:960px) { .boxes .box { display: block; } }

Zenfolio sounds perfect! I'll have a look into it. Cheers guys