benbyf
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though still new, I’m pleased to be a member at @mildbunch and they’ve just got a new website too - http://t.co/pPQJenBJ7v
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cpanel and emails supplied by my old shared host LCN.com not sure what they were using, standard stuff i think
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RT @PenguinUKBooks: Today we're celebrating #AdaLovelaceDay, with a little illustrative help from @sydneypadua. http://t.co/u4kaYcSoB3
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true - i think the cost for most clients on top of hosting is a bit of a turn off though.
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been using DigitalOcean with a ServerPilot for two months now and been working well, only down side is its not easy to host email, but trying to do less and less of that anyways
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RT @alphrdotcom: Self-driving cars: How far away are we REALLY from autonomous cars? ft @benbyford. Up on @alphrdotcom http://t.co/G8SQcD56…
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lovely to meet some of the occupants at @PMStudioUK today and chat @eulergy, machine ethics, co-working & of course see @cirquebijou’s talk
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also i've found data in the module in the DB, my module settings
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it's strange as it worked then didnt. no template cache, module cache set to "never" (couldnt see "now" as an option)
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THANKS! Tried it and seem to be getting strange results, sometimes the images appear and sometimes not - bottom of this page: http://www.benbyford.com/about/ Is there a problem with Instagram connection or caching or something? <?php $feed = $modules->get('InstagramFeed')->getRecentMedia(); foreach ($feed as $image): ?> <a href="<?=$image['link']; ?>" class="instagram-item"> <img src="<?=$image['images']['thumbnail']['url']; ?>" alt=""> </a> <div class="hidden"> </div> <?php endforeach; ?>
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what ever happened to #bristolisopen @BristolCouncil‽ looked like a great opportunity now missed?? http://t.co/y6LYM56uWa
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Make your voice heard - be part of #TechNation 2016! http://t.co/ycwPC9CMSY #TechNation via @TechCityUK
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thanks for posting, not seen this. First look, it sounds interesting but not really sure what they're trying to solve with it... also the first quote is worrying as it is mianly focused on advertising
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RT @neil_conway: I'm looking for interns to come build (and break!) distributed systems at @mesosphere next summer! Contact me for more det…
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RT @ArnolfiniArts: Come and get the best seat in Bristol outside #Arnolfini tmrrw night for Crane Dance http://t.co/U0lANVszTs @Watershed @…
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RT @mildbunch: Super warm Mild Bunch welcome to our new studio mate, and new adaopted #Bristolian, Mr @benbyford! *applause*.
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Hi gang, Had a client request for very flexible layouts - imagine a page that you can adhocly add and remove widgets then add content to them. What strategies do people have for this type of thing. Usually I would create a set of templates, and add the fields to those templates. Or on a more complex site add some pages as widgets to a page. But to have a set of template "elements" and then choose them is beyond me.
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I should really do local and then git to live buuuuuuut, on my solo projects I: - work on a staging server (same type of server as live) - export and install on live - keep the staging version for template edits that can be copied across keeping the templates in sync but not the content
