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Parental leave in July and August

June 18, 2014 by Marco Steinhäuser 2 Comments

In Germany we have the possibility that also daddy can take on (part of) the parental leave. So I'll have the honor to take care of my youngest born for two month, from July 26th until August 25th. All my daily tasks have gratefully been taken over by reliable colleagues and community members. I can't work on bigger projects like planet OXID and the translation center in this time. Please [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: community management, OXID, parental leave, parenting

The Very First European Community Leadership Summit

May 2, 2014 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

I'm happy to announce that the very first European Community Leadership Summit (abbr: CLS) will take place on May 9th during the LinuxTag in Berlin. Community Leadership Summit originally was conceived back in 2009 by Jono Bacon, the community manager for the global Ubuntu community and author of "The Art of Community" by O'Reilly, and he has organized it each year since now in Portland, [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: #cmgr, CLS, community, community building, community leadership, community leadership summit, community management, Europe, linuxtag, open source, opensource

Updating the translation platform for OXID eShop

March 18, 2014 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

The last weekend I spent in Herdecke, Germany on invitation of my mate Daniel Schlichtholz, the main coder of the translation center oTranCe. oTranCe was originally invented for localizing and managing the language keys of Daniel's other pet project, MySQLDumper, and is used as a localisation center for OXID eShop as well. So me and Daniel spent a plenty of time with updating the software oTranCe [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: features, language keys, maintenance, oTranCe, OXID eShop, translation platform, update, update procedure

Setting up OXID eShop on a LAMP system on LinuxMint

December 5, 2013 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

This is more or less a notice to myself. I switched to LinuxMint recently and tried to setup a LAMP system including all modules in order to run OXID eShop on it (I basically need it for my daily work). This became fairly different to the Ubuntu installations I ran before, and I found some dodgy tricks that I want to document here. First off, this is the exact Linux version I run, found with $ [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: apache, cURL, developer, GDlib, JSON, Linux, LinuxMint, mod_rewrite, MySQL, OXID eShop, permissions, PHP, server, virtual hosts

A Concert for Holger Hempel, Fighting on Cancer

November 22, 2013 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

Holger, one of Leipzig's most empathetic saxophone and keyboarder players, and a good mate of mine is suffering from cancer quite recently. In a spectacular campaign on Facebook, his friends are about to organize a concert on December 8th at the club Anker Leipzig The revenue from the entry fees (8 EUR) will help to pay for the raising costs for his therapy. In the mean time, the concert twists [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: blues, cancer, concert, Holger Hempel, Leipzig, rock, woodstock

Distributed Installations with Different URLs for Languages

July 17, 2013 by Marco Steinhäuser 3 Comments

Google and other search engines decide from the location of your server IP address how your site will rank in their search results. This might become a problem, especially for e-commerce sites, if you want to target another market, as these kind of sites usually change their content incessantly, like the stock display etc. Let’s start over with an example to state the case more clearly. [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: content, database, distributed installation, e-business, e-commerce, google, i18n, l10n, language, OXID, OXID eShop, search engine optimization, SEO, shopping cart software, translate

How to Write a Module for OXID eShop: Round the Price on Product Details Page to a Fiver

June 10, 2013 by Marco Steinhäuser 2 Comments

For my next tutorial about writing modules for OXID eShop I chose a very simple example. The aim is to round up the display of the price on the product details page to the next five cent (or any other currency of your choice). This is because there are countries where it doesn't make sense to display prices like 7.99 EUR because the value doesn't even impact on your money bag and the tax [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: CH, class, coding, developer, extension, forum, function, GitHub, metadata.php, module, OXID, OXID eShop, OXID projects, plugin, rounding, Switzerland

How to Write a Module for OXID eShop: Display “You will save x %” on the Product Details Page

June 3, 2013 by Marco Steinhäuser 7 Comments

Upfront: although I probably have a good technical understanding I am not a software developer. So it’s a pleasure to thank my mates @tabsl, @vanilla_thunder, @jkrug @l3k, @stasiukaitis-saulius and especially @DSB for the patient, almost friendly help while writing this OXID eShop module sample, and letting me understand what each line of code does. My thanks also goes to my mate @stew who usually [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: coding, developer, extension, forum, GitHub, metadata.php, module, multilingual, mySaving, oxblocks, OXID, OXID eShop, OXID projects, plugin, saving

Romanization and Transliteration of Special Characters in the URL – the Right Way to go for International SEO?

May 6, 2013 by Marco Steinhäuser 4 Comments

Let me say this upfront: I am neither a specialist in linguistics nor in international SEO (search engine optimization). But there’s one thing that has been keeping my brain busy for some time: what is the right method of rewriting a URL if you want to stand amongst a foreign market, on maybe alternative search engines, that uses different characters than simple Latin? You might know that I am [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: i18n, internationalization, l10n, localization, OXID, OXID eShop, SEO, transliteration, URL

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2013!

December 21, 2012 by Marco Steinhäuser 2 Comments

Dear friends, actually I wanted to manually send signed Christmas cards to the most distinguished community members and friends. But they took a very long way from our headquarters in Freiburg to the office in Halle and only arrived yesterday. Not enough time left to give them the time to arrive punctually, especially thinking of foreign addressees. So here they are: Merry [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: 2013, community, Happy New Year, Merry Christmas, OXID user group
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