By Josh Kohlbach on September 1, 2010
A common way that server side spam filters check for spam is to give a rating or score to incoming mails. They check all sorts of variable to find out a message’s score and I was finding recently that the spam score was abnormally high for email originating from SugarCRM. One of the biggest contributing [...]
Posted in SugarCRM | Tagged E-mail spam, Servers, Spam Filters, SugarCRM |
By Josh Kohlbach on August 27, 2010
There’s tons of these lists going around, but here’s my list of essential plugins that I get straight to installing whenever I load up a fresh copy of WordPress. Bookmark this page and use it as a checklist next time you load up WordPress. 1. WP-SpamFree/Akismet I think most people can agree that some sort [...]
Posted in Wordpress | Tagged Plugins, Web Design and Development, Wordpress |
By Josh Kohlbach on August 23, 2010
I saw a question pop up on Twitter and thought I’d answer it here. The question was by Pat from Smart Passive Income and he was asking his followers how to get rid of the date in the byline on his homepage. He’d removed them from his theme in the single.php file but they were [...]
Posted in Wordpress | Tagged Byline, PHP, Programming, Wordpress |
By Josh Kohlbach on August 6, 2010
To add a Notes subpanel the Tasks module you need to add the relationship via the Studio. Go into Studio->Tasks->Relationships and perform a one-to-many relationship with the Notes module. Now we need to alter the layout definition for the subpanel. Open custom/Extension/modules/Tasks/Ext/Layoutdefs/customtask_notes.php and replace the layout definition with the following: $layout_defs["Tasks"]["subpanel_setup"]["tasks_notes"] = array ( ‘order’ [...]
Posted in SugarCRM | Tagged Modules, Notes, Subpanels, SugarCRM, Tasks |
By Josh Kohlbach on August 3, 2010
The easiest way to add a .png type favicon to your WordPress installation is to add a few simple lines of code to your functions.php file located in your theme’s base directory. If functions.php doesn’t exist, feel free to create it. This is a place where you can add all sorts of cool custom code [...]
Posted in Wordpress | Tagged Favicon, Graphics, Portable Network Graphics, Web Design and Development, Wordpress |
By Josh Kohlbach on August 1, 2010
When I went searching for how to include jQuery in WordPress I was surprise to find out that it’s already included in the base installation. To activate jQuery in WordPress all you have to do is alter the header.php file in your theme. If you’re overwriting a theme with a child theme (for example, I [...]
Posted in Wordpress | Tagged Javascript, jQuery, Plugins, Wordpress |