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Hockethon May 13th – 15th at Kellerkinder

May 15, 2022 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

What, "Hockethon"? Must be a misspelling of "Hackathon", mustn't it? Nope, it is just a word game connecting Hackathon with the city where it took place: Hockenheim, where the Shopware Partner Kellerkinder (translates to 'nerds') resides. Kellerkinder introduced to the first Shopware Hockethon ever and the first Hackathon after the pandemic situation of the last years. Intentionally, especially [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: codeforfood, community, eCommerce, event, hackathon, recap, Shopware

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 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

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

Recap of the Developer Meet-up in Leipzig on Friday, March 11th

March 17, 2011 by Marco Steinhäuser 4 Comments

As earlier announced in my blog post on oxid-esales.com, Friday, March 11th, was our first local developer meet-up in Leipzig, Germany. I personally was really surprised to see 16 people attending, including developers from our partners D³ Data Development (Thalheim, Saxony), GN2 netwerk (Coburg, Bavaria), marmalade.de (Magdeburg, Saxony-Anhalt), dotSource GmbH (Jena, Thuringia) and Ontraq [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: collaboration, community, community building, developer, e-commerce, eCommerce, Leipzig, meet-up, open source, OXID, oxidforge, software

OXID eShop and PHP Zend Guard

November 9, 2010 by Marco Steinhäuser 9 Comments

At the beginning of this year, I wrote about the incompatibility of Zend Guard Loader (formerly known as Zend Optimizer) with PHP 5.3.x. Although PHP 5.3.0 was published over a year ago (November 1, 2009), there is no solution for Zend Optimizer or Zend Guard yet, and Zend Server doesn't properly decrypt files encoded by Zend Guard. This has been a problem for OXID eShop PE and EE customers, [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: developer, eCommerce, OXID, partner day 2010, Zend

Anzido’s Difficulties with the OXID Best Solution Award

November 8, 2010 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

A few days ago, on October 26th, we celebrated the annual OXID Partner Day. More than 150 people working at our partner agencies attended the interesting presentations and workshops held on that day. One of the most interesting and popular ones was called "The Power of the Community" (link leads to a German PDF with the handout), and was held by my friend Sandro Groganz. Over the last few [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: award, community, e-commerce, eCommerce, Freiburg, OXID, partner day 2010, shopping cart

Configure the Language Sites of your OXID eShop Installation

November 3, 2010 by Marco Steinhäuser 9 Comments

Daily, there are more and more new online stores using OXID eShop. Some of these shops are supposed to be available in just one language (e.g. German), nevertheless they tend to forget to disable English, which is enabled as an additional language in OXID eShop by default. This issue rears its ugly head if for example a browser's standard language has been configured in English and the shop is [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: eCommerce, language, Mister Wong, open source, OXID, software, support, tutorial

A name for the baby on dev.oxidforge.org is needed

November 30, 2009 by Marco Steinhäuser 1 Comment

Tomorrow morning I will officially and proudly announce our collaboration and development platform available at http://dev.oxidforge.org. The software basis is FusionForge, a GForge fork. This platform seems to be ideal for team-work on committing code, language extensions, localizations, themes and much more. There is just one thing we are still suffering from: How the heck shall we call that [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: collaboration, community, community building, developer, eCommerce, name, open source, OXID, oxidforge, platform, tool, translation

OXID Shops Group at Mister Wong

November 30, 2009 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

musicgate, another forum mate, had an awesome idea collecting all OXID shops running opening up an appropriate group at the social bookmark platform http://www.mister-wong.de. This idea went on like giving discounts and / or coupons to all of you brothers in arms. For a first, just let's collect. Feel free to register yourself and to present your OXID shop in this group! Unfortunately, Mister [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: community, community building, eCommerce, Mister Wong, OXID
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