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How to … use country flags as CSS sprites in Typo3

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on May 8, 2012

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Since a few versions Typo 3 comes with CSS sprites for all icons. There is an extra sprite flags.png with country flags available as well: typo3/sysext/t3skin/images/sprites/flags.png

I wanted to use the country flags available as CSS sprites in the backend for a plugin. I searched for it for a while and find no solution. After searching, testing and trying I got it. Here is the explanation how to use them. Continue reading ‘How to … use country flags as CSS sprites in Typo3′

fragmente Blog – comment function FIXED

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blumentritt

on January 19, 2012

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Dear readers,

our comment function is fixed.

We are ready for your posts, answers and questions. Sorry for the circumstances!

How to … use ssl and ssl-proxy on Host Europe via .htaccess with TYPO3

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blumentritt

on January 17, 2012

in Development and TYPO3

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How to

Two questions and my solution (works with TYPO3 4.5 on HostEurope Webpack 3.0)

1. Use ssl or ssl-proxy at your website (in my case TYPO3)

2. Use only the www. variant from your website (duplicate content).

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How to … use WLAN USB-Stick D-Link DWA-160 A2 with Ubuntu (802.11n)

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blumentritt

on January 15, 2012

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How to

If you want to use the fast WLAN 802.11n Standard with Ubuntu 11.04 you’ll need to choose the right driver.

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How to … – TYPO3 fe_userlisting sort by …

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blumentritt

on January 5, 2012

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… sort the fe_userlisting view in frontend?

In my project i needed to sort the usertable in frontend by first_name or last_name.
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How to autoupdate WordPress hosted at Host Europe

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karrock

on July 5, 2011

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All who has webspace at Host Europe and installed WordPress by itself (not out of the box) have problems to use the autoupdate function from WordPress.

For me it said always that the installtion path of WordPress was not found. Now, after a long while, I found a german blog article WordPress AutoUpdate bei Hosteurope. There is described that you just have to put one single line in the config file wp-config.php of WordPress and all works as expected. The problem which cause the error is the directory for temporary files, which is set by this line via a environmental variable.

putenv('TMPDIR='.ini_get('upload_tmp_dir') );
if ( !defined('ABSPATH') )
   define('ABSPATH', dirname(__FILE__) . '/');

Just put the bold line in your config-file at this position and then you can use WordPress auto update. But be sure to backup your data as explained in the WordPress Codex!