
For a decade, Enonic CMS has provided smooth handling of images for both content creators and developers. As of release 4.4 - Enonic CMS sets a new industry standard for out-of-the-box image processing - say hello to relative image sizes and the image processing filter.
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Enonic CMS 4.4 offers an overhauled version of the content service in the HTTP Services API; A modify content-operation is introduced, the support for handling advanced custom content has been improved and the documentation has been refreshed and further detailed.
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Visualizing data often requires server-side programming, perhaps generating images of graphs, pie charts or bar charts. Depending on the type of visualization, this can make it expensive and time consuming. The Google Visualization API is a JavaScript API that quite eazily allows you to visualize data in various ways, without any...
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In this article I will briefly describe the user preferences feature that is implemented in Vertical Site 4.3. I will illustrate how to use this in datasources, userservices and the Java API.
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Mobile devices come in all shapes and sizes, and can have vastly different capabilities. The <a href="http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/">Wireless Universal Resource File (WURFL)</a> can help you adapt your sites to mobile devices, and it's easy to integrate with its Java API through a plugin in Enonic Vertical Site.
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Google Maps is a popular Google service, where users are provided with a map that they can pan and zoom. They can also search the map by address or area, and also search for businesses or attractions. It also has an interface for adding maps to your own site, and it's possible to add custom points to the maps. In this article we will...
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The Google chart API is a dynamic chart library that is hosted at Google. It's implemented as a web service that renders image chart based on a series of parameters. It is very easy to integrate this into your existing application. This is thanks to the simple url approach and no need to do any form of login into the service itself.
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All the Vertical Site API is available in any plugins. The client API is accessed using “ClientFactory” and the plugin environment is accessed using “PluginEnvironment”. Below I will illustrate some common usages.
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The Google Ajax Feed API is a JavaScript API for displaying RSS feeds. This is not something new, but this API is very easy to use and has a rich set of features. I will in this article show you how to do some basic feed consuming using the Google Ajax Feed API.
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Most of the public API methods in Vertical Site are also exposed remote. We have two methods of accessing the remote API: binary protocol and SOAP protocol. The binary protocol is proprietary, but faster and easier. If the need for a standard protocol arises, SOAP is the way to go. In this article, I will here describe the binary...
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