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Use Ajax Redirect in ImpressCMS

David — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 08:31:27 +0000

ImpressCMS introduced a AJAX-based redirect system in series 1.2, which makes your site much quicker to work with. By using this redirect system, notifications and confirmation messages (E.g. 'Thank you for logging in') don't show on a new page any more, but they are presented to the user on a text bubble that is loaded dynamically while the user remains on the same page. Currently, not that many themes are created that provide this, and you need to explicitly enable it before the functionality becomes available. I'll explain here the two simple steps you in adding this to your site. ATTENTION: It has been noted to me that this technique is not needed, as ImpressCMS automatically includes the javascript code required into the <head> section of the page. All that remains to be done then is to enable the Ajax redirect in the settings (STEP 2) >>> Related posts:

Preparing the ImpressCMS Developer Challenge 2011

Preparing the ImpressCMS Developer Challenge 2011

Administrator — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 11:27:22 +0000

[lang_en]With ImpressCMS 1.3 RC2 planned for this week or the next, things are also being worked out on our first ImpressCMS Developer Challenge. This is a big deal for us, both because this is the first contest we organise, and also because it should give us quite a bit of

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Use Ajax Redirect in ImpressCMS

ImpressCMS Trac migration to Sourceforge

Administrator — Sun, 09 May 2010 13:19:29 +0000

After getting increasingly dissatisfied with the service from Codesion, ImpressCMS decided to switch to another provider. We had few requirements, and so we started searching for a solution based upon those:

free or affordable for our budgets
Subversion
Trac

We also thought of the possibility of doing the hosting ourselves, but that would mean an investment of time and effort, which would be unavailable for other tasks. Overall, we thought it was best to let specialized service providers handle that kind of non-core activity. >>> No related posts.

Should We Upgrade ImpressCMS Core to jQuery 1.4?

David — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 13:52:46 +0000

Recently, jQuery 1.4 was released, with a maintenance release 1.4.2 a few days ago. In a move comparable to what we are doing with ImpressCMS release 1.3, the jQuery developers chose the jQuery 1.4 release to be a release focused on speed and cleanup of the codebase. Mostly, just cleaning up the codebase results in quite some speed advancements, so those two efforts are frequently combined. The changelog for this latest release of the Javascript library mentions performance improvements in many areas : CSS methods, Attributes and many of the most-used functions. However, the changelog also details some backward incompatible changes with previous versions. These incompatibilities can be countered by installing this specific plugin. >>> Related posts:

ImpressCMS IPF Session 1 part 2 – blocks demonstration

Administrator — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 16:00:16 +0000

[lang_en]This second part of the first ImpressCMS IPF webcast gives a walkthrough of the blocks functionality, which was recently rewritten using IPF.[/lang_en][lang_nl]Dit tweede deel van de eerste ImpressCMS IPF webvast geeft een demonstratie van de 'blocks' functionaliteit, die recent met IPF werd herschreven.[/lang_nl] [lang_en]Next webcast in this session is on Monday 14 >>> No related posts.