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Mobi Living website
I can't believe its been since July last year since I last wrote in this blog. I'm sure there has been lots of people spamming their refresh buttons, breaking keyboards and fingers waiting for an update. Get ready, here it is. Yeehaw!!!
Silverstripe 3 - Custom form layouts
When design forms, I like to have full control over the layout so I extend the Form class and I create my own formname.ss file. The templating tags have changed a little bit from SilverStripe 2.4 to SilverStripe 3.
Retrieving the values from an eNum field on a DataObject using the DataObjectDecorator
On a recent project I needed to add an eNum field to a DataObject in SilverStripe using a DataObjectDecorator. When I tried to get the values from the eNum object, I was received the following error: Fatal error: Call to undefined method DataObjectNameDecorator::dbObject()
Mitchell Torrens website launch
Just launched a website for Mitchell Torrens. Fans of Mitchell will be able to keep up to date with his movements and what he is up to.
Central Coast Coatings website recently launched
Recently launched a website for a local Gold Coast Painter. If you are looking for a experienced, professional and reliable painter, I would suggest that you give Joel a call on 0488 196 776. You have a look at his website also. centralcoastcoatings.com.au
Axis Marine website launched
I worked with creating demand to launch the Axis Marine website. Basically its a website which lists premium quality brokerage listings.
Adding a database index to a SilverStripe DataObject
If you have large amounts of data, you should be using database indexes. This is how you add a database index to a DataObject in Silverstripe.
SilverStripe HTML5 Boilerplate Version 2 Theme
The HTML5 Boilerplate project released version 2 in August so its time to create a SilverStripe HTML5 Boilerplate version 2 theme.
Falcon90 Motoryacht website
I worked with Gold Coast company Creating Demand to deliver the Falcon90 Motoryacht website. The objective of the website is to get potential buyers in touch with the seller. So if you have a spare 5.8m lying around, you can buy this beauty.
Miss Bossy Boots website powered by SilverStripe and jQuery
Yesterday the new site for Miss Bossy Boots was launched. The site is basically a collection of photographers works. I worked with the Envelope Group who provided the creative for the site.
