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Using WordPress for Ecommerce, Part 36: When Users Submit

Platforms & Shopping Carts

Using WordPress for Ecommerce, Part 36: When Users Submit

Form interaction is an important part of any ecommerce website, since it allows users to communicate to the merchant. This article is the 36th in a series created to demonstrate how to use WordPress to develop an ecommerce site that sells virtual...

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10 HTML5 Audio Players

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10 HTML5 Audio Players

The HTML5 audio element offers designers and developers a new way to deliver rich content for most current browsers. And for older browsers, HTML5 players often contain a Flash fallback. Here is a list of HTML5 audio players. Some of the players ...

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Use mysqlimport to Import Text Files to Database Tables

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Use mysqlimport to Import Text Files to Database Tables

The mysqlimport client lets developers import simple delimited text files into like-named MySQL tables from the Linux command line. Data migration is a common task for any modern business, as vendors or third-party service providers often drop fi...

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How to Update MySQL Data Across Joined Tables

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How to Update MySQL Data Across Joined Tables

MySQL allows rows from several tables to be simultaneously updated, accelerating many common database tasks. Businesses often rely on a number of database-driven software solutions as well as external data for everything from purchasing and inven...

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Using WordPress for Ecommerce, Part 35: The Contact Form

Platforms & Shopping Carts

Using WordPress for Ecommerce, Part 35: The Contact Form

Every ecommerce site needs a contact form, giving users an easy way to ask questions or make suggestions. Adding a contact form to a hosted version of WordPress is as simple as adding some HTML markup, writing a bit of CSS, and creating a short c...

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