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Connecting a HP Deskjet 3050A J611 to a DD-WRT Router when using Ubuntu

November 3, 2012 by Marco Steinhäuser 3 Comments

Today, we bought a new all-in-one device for home use, a HP Deskjet 3050A J611 series, that was told to be capable for WiFi connections. The delivered software on a CD is available for Windows and Mac OS machines only. Now I run Ubuntu which shall not be a problem as all HP devices are supported by default on this operating system. And right: I got it working very simply. Connect the USB cable [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: 3050A, all-in-one, DD-WRT, Deskjet, hardware, HP, j611, Linux, printer, router, scanning, Ubuntu

Display a Diff as a Webpage using diff2html

September 26, 2012 by Marco Steinhäuser 5 Comments

Sometimes, especially for documentation purposes, it might be necessary to show a unified diff as a HTML page. As we will ditch Basic theme in OXID eShop version 4.7/5.0, we had to document how to convert a customized theme based on Basic if you want to update. Included, we wanted to deliver a visual diff of the categorylist.tpl file to show how the category tree was loaded before and how it [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: basic, compare, convert, diff, diff2html, documentation, HTML, Linux, OXID

Like We Nearly Entered the Baltic Fleet

August 22, 2012 by Marco Steinhäuser 1 Comment

We are back from holiday. We camped in the beautiful seaside regions of Croatia, like we did in the last year. Awesome, if you just want to have wonderful summer weather, warm water without any sharks, a camp site in ample shade, and a scenic landscape around you. Not in a camper as you might assume but just in our old family wagon and a tent. One morning Theo and I pumped up the rubber [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: camping, Croatia, dinghy, holiday, kids, summer, sun, zodiac

I’ll be on Holiday for the Next Three Weeks

July 24, 2012 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

Just in case you miss me in the OXID forums and other virtual places: I’ll be on holiday from tomorrow until mid of August, back to business then. I will not read my emails, I will not be available via mobile phone and I will have no Internet connection for three weeks. Oh - and sorry: I intentionally didn't switch on the automatic out-of-office reply as I am registered at many mailing lists [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: 2012, community, holiday, summer

Recap of the OXID Developer Meet-Up on January 13 2012 in Hamburg

January 23, 2012 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

The 2012 season for OXID developer meet-ups started in Hamburg on January 13. Sigmar Kress from Rhinos Media organized the location and we set up a page on OXIDforge for gathering information about participants and ideas for talks. Although we announced the event relatively late, more than twenty people came to the meet-up. I was glad to see partners and shop owners sending their developers and [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: 2012, admin, CMS, developer, Hamburg, Joomla, meet-up, OXID, oxidforge, TOXID, unconference, wordpress

Christ Jewelers’ Brilliant Mobile Marketing Campaign for Christmas

December 29, 2011 by Marco Steinhäuser 1 Comment

A few days ago, I was attracted by a billboard advertisment at a tram station near my home. The poster is apparently part of a mobile marketing campaign by Christ Jewelers (German), one of the leading jewellery and watchmaker chains with stores in all of Germany's big cities. Taking a closer look at the poster I found a QR code on it without any description and, as a curious person, I checked it [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: billboard, chain, christ, e-commerce, eCommerce, fail, hybris, juwellery, juwelry, m-commerce, marketing, marketing campaign, mcommerce, mobile, mobile marketing, QR, QR code, tram station

A Fantastic Pre-Christmas Week in Freiburg

December 13, 2011 by Marco Steinhäuser 1 Comment

I am back at my desk and looking back on a very successful week, full of memorable impressions. As you may know, OXID has branch offices in Halle, Saale in Germany and Kaunas in Lithuania while our HQ is based in Freiburg, Breisgau (Germany). Last week, all the teams came together when the Kaunas and Halle staff came to Freiburg for an entire week. Can you imagine how great it feels to come [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: agile, Christmas, community communication, Freiburg, Halle, Kaunas, meeting, OXID, party, quafoo, scrum, sprint review, workshop

A Personal Recap of dmexco, Salon E-Commerce Paris and MOW

November 23, 2011 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

In the recent months, I attended all of the main trade fairs of the e-commerce industry in Germany and France: dmexco (Digital Marketing Exposition & Conference) in Cologne Salon E-Commerce in Paris MOW (Mail Order World) in Wiesbaden I joined the OXID eSales crew at our booths and I would like to share my very personal take aways of the events with you. Don't just ask me what [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: collaboration, community, dmexco 2011, eCommerce, MOW 2011, open source, OXID, Salon E-Commerce Paris 2011

Installing OXID eShop via a Linux Terminal Using the Official SVN

October 5, 2011 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

Sometimes, it is necessary to install a new version of OXID eShop quickly. Downloading it from the official download page, extracting the archive and uploading it again to your hosting provider can be a time-consuming and error-prone process due to CRC errors. If you have SSH access to your server terminal or if you work on a local Linux machine or VM-ware appliance, there is a much smoother [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: 4.5.2, apache, archive, browser, CRC error, database, debian, debian based, doc root, download, download page, export, hosting provider, Linux, manual, MySQL, OXID, OXID eShop, release, root, SSH, sudo, svn, terminal, Ubuntu, upload, VM-applicance, VM-ware, zip

Technical Facts About Newsletter Distribution for Online Merchants

September 28, 2011 by Marco Steinhäuser 3 Comments

There are many different aspects to consider when distributing a newsletter to clients of your online store: categorization, definition, content, legal conditions and technical facts. In this post, I’ll concentrate only on the technical aspects. Newsletters are emails containing information or promotions that you, as a shop owner, wish to send to your registered customers. In some countries, [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: black list, community, community building, developer, e-commerce, eCommerce, email, email client, email marketing, email marketing provider, firebird, grey list, hosting provider, ISP, mozilla, newsletter, newsletter marketing, newsletter module, open source, outlook, OXID, oxidforge, sendmail, shopping cart, shopping cart solution, SMTP, software, spam, spam protection, white list
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The event season slowly starts again after a long time of abstinence. On the last weekend I could proudly take part in first #Shopware #Hockethon event @kellerkinderDE . Read my recap on how it was an on what projects we were working: marco-steinhaeuser.de/hocketh…

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RT @kellerkinderDE Noch etwas müde, aber vollkommen überwältigt. 🤩 3 Tage, 15 Teilnehmer, diverse Ideen, unzählige Zeilen Code, 300 Minuten Massage, knapp 100 Flaschen Cola und etliche gute Gespräche... Wir können euch nur danken, dass ihr das möglich gemacht habt! 🧡 #Hockethon #Shopware pic.twitter.com/BDchFCR5AE

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On my way to #Hockethon @kellerkinderDE ETA ~3PM

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RT @sandermangel First @shopware partner event in the US! 💙 Fantastic to meet everyone in person after 2 years of zoom meetings. 🎉 #shopware #RICE22 #ecommerce pic.twitter.com/HuX5Yfu2K6

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Found this in my pockets. Thank you @firegento and @scuc_blue again for organizing this amazing event! @Quiricia @neoshops @riconeitzel and all the others! pic.twitter.com/67exBaicWz

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Just in case you missed it out during our release orgy: here are some important information about Private Apps in #Shopware: shopware.com/en/news/privat…

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RT @ndzoesch Did you know? All #Shopware products are using the Community Edition, even the Cloud. Differences are in hosting, included extensions, support etc. But Shopware is always the Shopware you can get from github.

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RT @ShopwareDevs Today, we released #shopware v6.4.11.0 incl improved bulk edit, error handling and more. Custom entities can now be used by devs & performance tweaks: shopware.com/en/news/shopwa… Download: shopware.com/en/changelog/#… Docs for config: developer.shopware.com/docs/g…

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RT @ndzoesch Tomorrow anew episode of {DEV}initely Shopware will be filmed. I will post some behind the scenes stuff. Maybe interesting to some of you. ;) If you dont't know what I'm talking about: tv.shopware.com/en/series-ove…

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RT @fbeardev Shopware Community: Strength is not in numbers firebearstudio.com/blog/shopw… #magento #ecommerce

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@OXID_eSales Ich komme definitiv auf einen Kaffe rum, freue mich auf Euch! #ebe2022

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