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Idea I had and was wondering if anyone else has done this or do I need to add this to the list of to-do's. Make a module that pops a windows of all the currently published pages and you check which pages you want in the list with a tree and checkboxes. Select the pages you want in the list and save it. Then your listing will be comprised of these pages. Thoughts on it.
I have had many times where i would like to crop some of the images in in the Resources Manager. Alot of people do not have the tools such as photoshop,fireworks, or any photo editing software. Creating thumbnails on the fly is the alternative way to shrink the image to fit into the designated space. So that is fine and works. But what if you want to upload an image and remove some of the white space or un-wanted parts of the image.
JF SQL Profiler is a custom application that will save me time and by time i mean LOTS of time. What it essentially does it grabs all the information based on the scheme of a database stored in MSSQL. It is setup to handle SQL 2000, 2005, and 2008. Since i am an asp.net developer, i was spending alot of time writing the same object classes and methods such as update, create, delete, select in my object based on the table schema.
Well, The time has come to release the anticipated Uploadify File System Photo Gallery Module. This module is an all in one package. It allows you to upload files to your filesystem without version controling the photos. Allows you to use colorbox to view the larger image of the thumbnail. This control also creates automatic thumbnails from the images that you uploaded. There are alot of features to the modules and i don't really want to explain them all but as you can see from the screenshots, this is a pretty flexible module.
I am just starting development on this and almost have it hashed out but this can be used on really any site you want without it being associated with any one CMS. You just need to remove the CMS Code that is currently in here but this is a good start. Take a look and see for yourself that this module is pulling the photos from my Flickr account.
If you haven't seen it yet, watch the video and focus on the guy in the background at the computer. Click on the heading to watch the video.
I recently posted a comment on insite creations fan page in regards to taking comments to see what modules people wanted or were looking for that have not been developed by insite yet. One requests was to programm a module that showed the number of current users curretly online.
Lately i have been working on creating modules that i will find helpful and useful on my current site which is built with the InsiteCreation CMS. I was fairly happy with the category display on the right but I wanted more than just a tree of categories. I wanted it to show as a tag cloud. I know that it may be just me wanted something along these lines but seems like every blogging platform uses a tag cloud somewhere within their sites.
This leads me to this post of designing a Twitter module that will read in your recent posts and display them in a decent fashion. There is not much to this module and uses the httprequest and httpresonse to get the xml of the twitter feed based on the users user, password, and rss url.
So after spending some time here and there purusing the internet for a way to get my "Show Desktop" icon back into my quicklaunch bar in Windows 7. I finally stumbled upon a short snippet of code that allow you to show the icon in your quicklaunch bar in Windows 7.
Lately, i have been tossing around the idea of building a module that read photos out of a specified directory on the file system based on a given path. I really spent alot of time uploading images one at a time or even 8 at a time with the new versions of insite. There is nothing wrong with it if you want versioned files.
I found a peice of code the other day in regards to sorting a gridview from a List<T> that might be helpful to alot of people. The cool thing is you do not need the SqlDataSource in order to use the builtin Sorting Capabilities.