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Introducing Low Reorder 2.0

1 May 2012 No comments

Back in the day, Elwin Zuiderveld brought you Reeorder for EE1. A simple yet effective little add-on that quickly became popular. When I took over Elwin’s add-ons, I took the same approach, polished it a bit, and released it as Low Reorder for EE2. It made use of a custom field type to store the order of a given entry in a field/channel combination. Pro: simple to use. Con: limited flexibility. Today, I bring you Low Reorder 2.0. It steps away from the custom field approach and introduces Sets, keeping it simple and adding more flexibility.

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Gee Up: ExpressionEngine training in Europe

18 April 2012 1 comment

Apart from building add-ons, I’ve also done my fair share of teaching, lately. That included some impromptu ExpressionEngine training sessions, code audits and a whole series of front-end workshops. It’s a nice change from sitting at my desk all day, so when Jamie Pittock approached me about organizing ExpressionEngine workshops together, I did not hesitate. A while later, Gee Up was born.

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Introducing Low Search 2.0

12 April 2012 No comments

Earlier this year, I was commissioned to build a better alternative for the native Search and Replace utility in ExpressionEngine. First, I thought I’d make it a separate add-on, but later I decided to incorporate it into Low Search. Searching and replacing often go hand in hand, so why not in this case? So here we are: Low Search 2.0, which features a Find & Replace utility and more.

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Introducing Low Variables 2.0

1 January 2012 1 comment

Happy New Year! Here’s to another year of ExpressionEngine goodness. And let me start by introducing Low Variables 2.0, the biggest update my first commercial add-on has seen so far. Here are a couple of new features that come with it.

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Snippets and Preload Replace Variables

17 November 2011 31 comments

At the excellent EECI conference in New York last October, I talked about ExpressionEngine’s Parse Order. In the slides, I hid a little trick I recently rediscovered: putting preload replace variables in snippets. This combination will make your snippets even more useful than they already are. Here’s why.

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