By Terris Kremer / Posted 5.15.2012 / In Code, ExpressionEngine, jQuery / 0 comments
When working with large amounts of data entries we often find it useful to let users order and sort the output of channel tag entries on the fly without re-rendering an entire page. In part two I’ll show a common way to accomplish this using Ajax and a typical set of ExpressionEngine channel tag entries.
By Terris Kremer / Posted 5.15.2012 / In Code, ExpressionEngine, jQuery / 0 comments
When working with large amounts of data entries we often find it useful to let users order and sort the output of channel tag entries on the fly without re-rendering an entire page. In part two I’ll show a common way to accomplish this using Ajax and a typical set of ExpressionEngine channel tag entries.
By Terris Kremer / Posted 5.8.2012 / In Code, ExpressionEngine / 0 comments
When working with large amounts of data entries we often find it useful to let users order and sort the output of channel tag entries on the fly without re-rendering an entire page. Here I’ll show a common way to accomplish this using Ajax and a typical set of ExpressionEngine channel tag entries with a solid fallback for users who don't have JavaScript enabled.
By Susan Snipes / Posted 5.1.2012 / In Business, Business Process, Tips / 0 comments
I’m all about making it as easy as possible to find outstanding employees. Here are a few tips to help you find your own outstanding employees – all without investing too much time and with only minimal stress (I promise).
By Clinton Reeves / Posted 4.24.2012 / In Code, ExpressionEngine, PHP, Code Process, Tips, Code Tips / 0 comments
We take a look at the world of hooking (code hooking that is), and show you how the Extension Hook system used by ExpressionEngine can enhance your websites and take their functionality to the next level.
By Laura Riegel / Posted 4.17.2012 / In Design, Design Process / 0 comments
Building a website is a process. Literally. At Q Digital Studio, it’s a step-by-step process that keeps us organized and our clients in the loop. Every step of the way. Before we write a single line of code or fire up Illustrator or Photoshop, it’s important to get a sense of our client’s design preferences. Our very first step in building a website is called the design reference phase.
