This is how to install Save-for-web in Gimp.
There is a how to install in one of comments. But I needed to install in intltool as well.
If you don’t see hidden files such as .gimp-2.6, then this post will tell you how.
So here is my version of how to.
- Unzip the .tar.gz in /home/your_directory/.gimp-2.6/plug-ins/
- $ sudo apt-get install libgimp2.0-dev
- Go to Applications > Ubuntu software center and check if you have installed intltool. If not install it.
- $ cd /home/your_directory/.gimp-2.6/plug-ins/gimp-save-for-web-0.28.6/
- $ ./configure make
- $ sudo make install
- Restart Gimp
A new option is created at File>Save for web.
I found this website useful. http://www.handsetdetection.com/ It is free upto 10000 detection.
Sign up an follow the instruction to create your javascript. It will detect the visitor’s mobile and redirect to other website.
I created the following html and uploaded.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.handsetdetection.com/sites/js/yournumber.js'></script>
</head>
<body>
<h1>You are accessing from a normal browser</h1>
</body>
</html>
Then you need to download Firefox addon called User Agent Switcher.
Also you need to download this text file and change the extension to xml and import to the User Agent Switcher.
You may find updated User Agent files in this forum.
Change your User Agent from Tools > Default User Agent to any mobile device and visit your website if it works.
In this article we are going to create Support Template for customers.
Creating Support Template
This template is used for customers. It has different sub-menus from admin. The reason to create this template is to make the navigation simple for customers when they log in. It could be done without this template but there will be unnecessary menus on the left column.
The following codes should be placed in system/application/views/support folder.
Continue reading Creating Customer Support Time Tracking Application with Codeigniter Part 4
Adding Profiles
So far we created Cutomer Admin page. In this article we are going to add profiles. Then support_details table to DB. We also modify userlib.php, members.php. and form_member.php as well.
In our profile, we are going to add Company name, Full name, Web address, Phone number, Address, City and Post code. You can add more if your application needs them.
Please read this backendpro manual, http://www.kaydoo.co.uk/backendpro/user_guide/features/userauth.html for the reference.
Continue reading Creating Customer Support Time Tracking Application Daikon with Codeigniter Part 3
This is a quick note about how to install LAMP and phpMyAdmin on Ubuntu 10.04.
In terminal,
sudo tasksel install lamp-server
Then follow the installation. It will ask you to enter mysql password.
Then install phpmyadmin
sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin
It will also ask you passwords.
Then open apache2.conf to edit.
sudo gedit /etc/init.d/apache2.conf
Add the following around line 210.
# Include phpmyadmin
Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf
Then restart apache.
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
Then visit http://localhost/ and http://localhost/phpmyadmin to see them.
In this article we are going to create Support Module for Admin.
Firstly we are going to create menu for admin then proceed to creating support files.
Continue reading Creating Customer Support Time Tracking Application ‘Daikon’ with Codeigniter Part 2
We have added Ajax To Do Demo today. It will be reset every 30 minutes.
You can add, move and delete ‘To Do List’.
One of our popular article is about ‘Event Calendar’ articles. This and this.
Today we added the demo. The demo database will be reset every 30 minutes.
This time we are going to develop a customer time tracking application with Codeigniter. This allows admin to enter tickets purchased by customers and work done for customers. Customer can see the details of support including tickets purchase, work done and its time, total remaining tickets in minutes.
Note: Demo is available for Customer Pages Only.
Login details
email 1: cus7(a)gmail.com and pw: anneanne
email 2: cus2(a)gmail.com and pw: tonjetonje
Continue reading Creating Customer Support Time Tracking Application ‘Daikon’ with Codeigniter Part 1
We visited Japan during summer break of 2010. We have conquered Mt. Fuji. YAY!
We all got altitude sickness and it was damn hard for me to climb the mountain.
Every 4 steps, I had to take rest 10 minutes. According to an online guideline, it takes around 6 1/2 hours and it took more than 8 hours for us. There are many Japanese people around and many of them look more than 60s. They seem to have no problem and I felt very unfit. I can blame it on my coding life… Coders, move, run, walk and train !!
However the views from the Mt. Fuji are amazing and we got more than 2000 photos from the trip and here are some of them.
Camera: Nikon D-90
From Mt. Fuji
Continue reading Photos from Japan Trip
