Technology Used @ HHBC & harrisonhills.org
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From the Tech Guy
What I've been working on...
Lately I've been keeping very busy with programming the "next" version of ExponentCMS that should become visible here later this year (if all goes well). Our site currently uses a heavily modified version 0.98 of ExponentCMS. All of my modifications are publically available as that version of the code is no longer being actively maintained (except by me?). ...
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Recent Tech Downloads
Various resources used at HHBC or on this website.
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CKEditor in dhtmlxScheduler Sample
dated Jan 09, 2012
FAPGuard 9000 Windows Sidebar Gadget
dated Oct 21, 2011
FAPGuard 7000 Windows Sidebar Gadget v0.6
dated Nov 23, 2010
Syntax Highlighter Plugin v1.3 for CKEditor v3
dated Jun 24, 2011
Syntax Highlighter Plugin v1.2 for CKEditor v3
dated Jun 24, 2011
Recent Tech News Mass Mailing Software upgrade to v4.9.0
DadaMail, the program we use to distribute our mass mailings to members and subgroups of members was updated to v4.9.0 with some updates and bug fixes. I've been remiss and skipped quite a few updates until now. It can be found at http://dadamailproject.com/
Hughes.Net Gadgets Updated!
Though things seem quiet, I've been helping to make massive changes to the software that runs this web site. Though it doesn't quite do everything we need it to do here for us, it's come along way. ...
Mass Mailing software updated to v4.4.3
DadaMail, the program we use to distribute our mass mailings to members and subgroups of members was updated to v4.4.3 with some minor updates and bug fixes. It can be found at http://dadamailproject.com/
"Admin" views & links modified
I've been doing many minor updates to work-around my frustration! I've moved all module admin links below the module title and all item admin icons/links below the item title. Not only does this make things more consistent, but most of the time I have to do a lot of scrolling to just add a new item.
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