By Ryan on July 7, 2011
I have used WordPress and jQuery together on so many of my projects in the past that I figured I would share a little tip for those who might be starting out. Google Libraries hosts a copy of the latest jQuery version and allows developers to use this in their live websites. This …
Posted in Tutorial, Web Development | Tagged Google, jQuery, WordPress |
By Ryan on July 8, 2010
I apologize for the lack of updates recently, but as some of you already know, I will have some big changes in my offline world coming soon. Alanna and I are moving just about 2800 miles from Western Massachusetts to Southern California in August! We are both very excited, but also very busy! …
Posted in Tutorial, Web Design | Tagged Best Practices, Process, Steps, Web Design |
By Ryan on August 21, 2009
Whether it’s a site you visit regularly for inspiration, CSS tricks, Scripts, Articles on Design, Tech News, Photoshop Brushes, Vectors, or your own site, leave a comment on this post with the URL. Feel free to shamelessly self promote your blog as well!
Posted in Inspiration, Metacom Design, Tutorial, Web Design |
By Ryan on July 15, 2009
Last week I began a tutorial on how to Dynamically Generate PayPayl Add to Cart or Buy Now Buttons with PHP and MySQL. Now, here is the rest. Where we left off.. The last bit of code we had before was the following: echo ” Description Picture Price “; while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { echo ” [...]
Posted in Tutorial, Web Design, Web Development | Tagged Add to Cart, Dynamically Generate, MySQL, PayPal, PHP |
By Ryan on July 9, 2009
Outline Introduction The Situation The Data – CSV to MySQL HTML PayPal Button MySQL Data into HTML forms using PHP Introduction Although this may seem very basic to most experienced Programmers, I thought this might help some others who were in the same situation I was. What You’ll Need Know how to create a MySQL [...]
Posted in Tutorial, Web Design, Web Development | Tagged Add to Cart, MySQL, PayPal, PHP |
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