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Christmas never comes to me without a childhood memory that, in turn, throws its arms around another memory and brings it tagging along.
At a Thanksgiving luncheon, I was holding my 18-month-old nephew, Tripp, as I visited tables to speak to folks. I stopped and greeted a friend, patting him on his back. Tripp watched quietly then leaned down, stretching out his little arm and patted Billy, too, in that awkward, uncoordinated way that babies have.
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If, in a 50-employee workplace, several employees are misbehaving, one can reasonably assume that the problem lies with the employees. On the other hand, if half of the employees are misbehaving, the only conclusion to draw is that the problem lies with management.
We Lunch Guys can only imagine Jared choking on his 6-inch veggie sub when he saw the commercial for Subway's new Feast behemoth. It's a sandwich loaded up with roast beef, turkey, ham, salami and pepperoni, plus cheese and all the usual toppings. Does a great name and great concept equal a great sandwich?
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The recent warm days have resulted in an outbreak of "spring fever" - the undeniable urge to prune, plant, weed and fertilize.
"Now, just what is 'merlot' anyway?"
Sonic has one of the wildest menus in the lunch universe, yet this drive-in chain is still able to top itself with special "limited-time-only" specials.
After early church and Sunday school, Mama and I had hurried to the grocery store. An older friend was ailing badly with the flu, so I told Mama I'd make him some quick homemade chicken soup and she could make the cornbread muffins. Then, I'd run it over to him.
David Elkind, professor of child study at Tufts University and author of "The Hurried Child," lists several reasons why early dating is a problem for young people. He says youth younger than age 14 do not have the social and interpersonal skills that are required in dating situations.
On February 10, 2006, Joshua Coleman Myers entered the world.
I have discovered the best utility knife in the world - at least in my humble opinion. It's the Rapid Edge with the Saf-T-Vue light.
Spring is fast approaching, and for many, spring means planting a vegetable garden.
Two simple facts we know of affect weight loss: take in less calories when eating and burn more calories with physical activity.
You know, you always hear people saying "life is funny sometimes." Things happen to us that are so ironic they are hard to comprehend sometimes.
A few months ago I bought an exercise bike. Why, you might ask? Simple. We needed somewhere else to hang our clothes.
If you or someone you know has diabetes, that's no surprise. But did you know cats are susceptible to diabetes, too?
The capital of Mexico is a place of contrasts.
It has begun. The annual appearance of webbing in trees along the roadways and woods in the county has started.
It's been a dozen years since Pierce Brosnan played Bond, James Bond, in "Die Another Day."
Whether you like walking, aerobics, dancing or a variety of sports, UGA Extension's Walk Georgia can help you find tools to stay fit.
I recently enjoyed a day of whitewater rafting near Clayton.
Superstorm Sandy, which covered the East Coast with floodwaters from Florida to Maine in 2012, is still a household name. But memories of Sandy were overshadowed by the torrential rains that hit Baltimore, Long Island and Connecticut on Aug. 12.
Around this time of year, I begin sending out applications to individuals interested in taking our Georgia Master Gardener classes at the Hall County Extension office.
Last week was a sad one in Hollywood. One day after comedian Robin Williams was found dead, legendary actress Lauren Bacall died.
Last week, we lost a comedic icon. The death of Robin Williams is a bitter ending to a man who delighted millions through entertainment.
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Since taking on photography as a full-time pursuit in 2001, Joshua Ian has archived the happy moments of families, parents-to-be, and newlyweds through his skillfully targeted scene constructions. Solo portrait sitters and groups of friends and family converge in Joshua's studio or their choice of flattering location, such as a park, backyard, or vacationing neighbor's living room. Joshua artfully composes unlimited shots during his sessions, subtly editing them for blemishes and correcting color. After sessions, clients can drop by for print-ordering sessions, perusing and sharing their sets from an online gallery before choosing their favorite shots for emblazoning on photo paper and canvases.
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Veeam® Software on Tuesday announced record revenue results for the fourth quarter and full year of 2013. This marks Veeam's 24th consecutive quarter in which quarterly bookings revenue has grown by more than 50 percent over the same period during the previous year.
In 2013, annual bookings revenue grew 58 percent over 2012, while new license bookings revenue increased 53 percent over the same period. Total bookings revenue grew 55 percent in Q4 of 2013 compared to the same period in 2012; new license bookings revenue increased 52 percent over that same period.
"Veeam's success in 2013 is a testament to the success of Veeam Backup & Replication v7, which once again raised the standard for protection for the modern datacenter," said Ratmir Timashev, CEO of Veeam. "Our reputation for reliable, high- performance software that makes our customers proclaim, 'It Just Works!' TM has made us one of the fastest growing software companies in the world. We're excited for 2014 as we continue our journey to achieve $1 billion in revenue within the next five years."
"In fact, we feel so strongly about the value and capabilities of our solutions that this quarter, we have extended our "Switch to Veeam - Protection for Modern Datacenter" competitive replacement program with up to 20% additional savings (currently available in North America only; global expansion in early February) that enables IT organizations to put Veeam in their modern datacenter for the same price as - or often much less than - the annual renewal cost of their existing legacy backup solution. This program will likely deliver Veeam's 100,000th customer in early 2014."
Now protecting over 5.5 million VMs, Veeam's growth in the mid- and large-size enterprise market continues to gain momentum. "With Veeam, backup speed and reliability have improved immensely, saving us countless hours because no one has to watch over backups anymore, "said Francis Hart, Live Operations Manager for SEGA Europe. "Backup used to be a project in itself, but Veeam turned it into a really easy, automated process that instills confidence in our team. Backups complete within the backup window and are automatically verified for recoverability, giving us peace of mind and more time to focus on datacenter priorities. We also save a lot of money in backup storage because of Veeam's built-in deduplication, which is phenomenal."
Veeam received a number of prestigious industry honors during Q4 13, including the following:
- VMworld Europe 2013: Veeam customer SEGA® Europe Ltd. won Best Virtualization and Server Consolidation Project at VMworld Europe 2013 for its use of Veeam Backup & Replication. Veeam customer Midverk ehf won Best Virtualization for Disaster Recovery Project as well as overall Best of Show at VMworld Europe 2013.
- 2013 Community Choice Gold Award winner: Penton Media's Windows IT Pro Magazine named Veeam the 2013 winner in three separate categories for Veeam Backup & Replication: Best Backup & Recovery Product, Best Cloud Computing Product or Service, and Best High Availability/Disaster Recovery Product. Veeam was named the Silver Award winner in the Best Free or Open-Source Tools category for Veeam Backup Free Edition, as well as the Silver Award Winner in the Best Vendor Tech Support category.
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- Veeam Backup & Replication v7: 49 percent of Veeam customers have upgraded to new Backup & Replication v7 within 75 days since its availability in late Q3. The latest release of Veeam's award-winning flagship software introduced two disruptive innovations - Built-in WAN Acceleration and Backup from Storage Snapshots - as well as 7 market-changing features and 75+ other new enhancements, taking modern data protection to the next level.
- Veeam MP v6.5: New Veeam MP extends deep VMware monitoring, management and capacity planning to Microsoft System Center. In the most recent release, Veeam MP v6.5 includes monitoring, reporting and capacity planning for Veeam Backup & Replication, as well as enhanced fault tolerance that eliminates single point of failure for monitoring.
- Customer Growth: Added over 34,000 new customers in 2013, totaling over 91,500 current paid Veeam customers. Veeam expects to reach and announce their 100,000th customer in early 2014.
- Veeam Cloud Provider Program: Continues to grow revenue at a year-over-year rate of more than 100 percent, which is faster than the overall growth of the company. The VCP program offers flexible monthly and perpetual licensing to meet the needs of hosting, managed service and cloud service providers. Major Q4 accomplishments included expanded partnerships with publicly traded service providers such as Cbeyond, Inc.
- New Partner Margins and Growth: Increased incentives in Veeam's ProPartner Program provided even more margin for resellers and enabled Veeam to expand its worldwide partner base to 23,000 ProPartners.
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Marsten Developments' pitch includes plans for 76 houses, six industrial units and an office at Porthouse Farm, off Tenbury Road.
The proposal, which has been scaled back from a first application featuring 175 houses, was backed at a Herefordshire Council planning committee meeting yesterday (Wednesday) morning.
After the first application was turned down, a further scheme for 127 homes was also rejected. But the developers have finally been given the go-ahead after councillors unanimously backed the latest proposal.
Roger Page, chairman of Bromyard and Winslow Town Council, said: "I believe this is an example of true localism. It gives much needed housing to the town and returns to the developer a significant proportion of industrial land."
Councillor Alan Seldon, ward member for Bromyard, said he was glad a compromise had been found.
He added: "This has caused untold damage to the relationship between the community of Bromyard and Herefordshire Council for a number of years.
"I believe this is a very good compromise for the good of the town and, with the provision of some industrial units, the developer is getting some kind of return for their investment."


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Flowers for Nicky
My twelve year old son Nicky (shown here a while back) was in the ensemble at Berkeley Playhouse for a teen production of the musical Shrek. For opening night, his Grandma sent him flowers.
He (and we) enjoyed the bouquet for a while. Then, a couple of days after the performance, I spread them out on my light box, and photographed the flowers for transparency.
For more information on my technique, check out my FAQ: Photographing Flowers for Transparency.
Trio of Tulips at Giverny
On a misty spring afternoon we left Paris, getting on the van for Monet's famous gardens at Giverny. The pre-visualizations that I saw in my mind's eye along the drive were of images like Monet's impressionistic paintings, or that showed the bridges in the Giverny water gardens. But when we got to the garden the simplicity of individual tulips in the light rain was too much for me to resist!
The afternoon was cloudy, but extremely bright. I shot each of these three images handheld, wide-open (at f/2), with my ISO set to 100, taking advantage of the brightness and wonderful bokeh of the superb Zeiss 135mm f/2 lens. Shutter speeds were 1/1600 of second for Red Tulip (above), 1/5000 of a second for Variegated Tulip (below) and 1/8000 of a second for White Tulip (bottom). There was almost no post-production work other than RAW conversion.
So ultimately this is one of the simplest photography scenarios imaginable. If there is no post-production, then Photoshop was irrelevant (not of course that there is anything wrong with Photoshop). The superb brightness of the lens along with its telephoto focal length isolated the portion of the flower that is in focus from the background. The brightness of the lens allowed me to shoot at fast shutter speeds, eliminating the possibility of camera shake. The technical requirement was to "see" the image, and to focus accurately—with nothing else intermediating between me and the flowers.
Sometimes in this complex world of ours it is hard to remember that simple may be best! When we over-complicate things we can lose track of what is important, and what is not—and also the joy in simple things, of family and friends, clouds and wind, and flowers in a garden.
Scanning a Purple Flower
I was reminded of the very high resolution you can get from an inexpensive flatbed scanner recently when there was interest in a large print from one of my scanned flower images. With both the images shown here, the basic image was created on the scanner but I also photographed the flower, and blended the files from the camera and scanner.
Generally, flatbed scans can give you a very high resolution, but depth-of-field is very shallow. There's no way to adjust depth-of-field, as you do by stopping down a lens. The ability to capture depth is also limited. If you try this technique, expect to spend a great deal of time spotting out dust, which almost always accompanies scanner images, particularly if you use a black (or dark) background. Combining a scan with a photo in some ways gives me the best of both worlds!
Very fun Flower Photography Workshop in Heidelberg
A very fun four-day creative flower photography workshop was had at the Heidelberg Summer School of Photography. This was a great group of compatible people and talented photographers genuinely excited by the subject matter. English was spoken (because of me) and also German (my feeble attempts at German were lovingly corrected). Italian was also spoken—not to mention the universal language of "photography." The agenda included field trips to a lovely horticultural nursery and to the greenhouses at the Heidelberg University Botanical Gardens. We also practiced studio flower photography, and followed the full workflow of my method for capturing and processing flowers for transparency on a light box.
The image above is a study from the Heidelberg Botanical Gardens field trip. Since it is in monochromatic, it is a fitting segway to the next workshop, Creative Black & White Photography that starts in a few days. I hope it is as much fun and fosters gemütlichkeit as much as the Flower Photography did. You can see some of this gemütlichkeit, umlauts and all, in the row of wine glasses I shot at our farewell dinner, shown below.
White Poppy
Exposure data: Nikon D800, Zeiss 135mm f/2 lens with 12mm extension tube, 2 seconds at f/22 and ISO 100, tripod mounted, exposed on a light box for transparency, processed in Adobe Camera RAW, Photoshop, and with Photoshop plug-ins from Nik and Topaz.
Peony Softness
I shot Peony Softness on a light box, showing the versatility of back lighting when it comes to flower photography. This is a very different look than most of my light box photography, but also very attractive.
What flowers are these?
"What flowers are these?" a reader asks. Peonies, poppies, a few roses and some campanulas (Canterbury Bells): The bounty of the garden.
Peonies are in bloom
It's the peonies time of year, and I am putting aside some time to photograph some luscious Peony blossoms!
To learn how I made this photo, check out the FAQs Photographing Flowers for Transparency and Using a High-Key Layer Stack, and also my webinar recording Painting in Transparency Using a High-Key Layer Stack.
Exposure data: Nikon D800, Zeiss Otus 55mm f/1.4, six exposures each at f/11 and ISO 100, tripod mounted, exposures processed using Adobe Camera RAW, Adobe Photoshop, and Nik HDR Efex Pro.
I applied the peonies photo to a background of scanned paper created using a gradient, so it is slightly lighter at the top than the bottom. For more information about this technique, check out my webinar recording Using Backgrounds and Textures.
Related story: Peonies and Poppies.
Peonies and Poppies
Yesterday in the morning I wrote and posted my Using a High-Key Layer Stack FAQ. Around lunch time I took a product development conference call. Phyllis brought in some pizza for lunch. After lunch, I drove over to nearby Kensington, California with my pruning shears and clipped a bunch of Matilija Poppies from a strip right near the old downtown. These shrubby poppies are the only genus in the Papaver family besides those in the Eschscholzia family that are native to California.
Back at home I pruned some Papaver rhoeas from the garden, and added some peonies to create a light box composition. Processing the resulting high-key layer stack took me well past a sane bedtime. A very full day, with some time for the kids.
Above, the image is shown on white, and below it is placed on a scanned paper background and lightly texturized.
Exposure data: I do not believe the resolution I achieved in this photo would have been possible without the clarity of my Zeiss Otus 55mm f/1.4 lens. Nikon D800, 55mm, six exposures at ISO 100 and f/13, exposures ranging from 1/30 of a second to 1 second, tripod mounted, processing in Adobe Camera RAW, Nik HDR Efex Pro and Adobe Photoshop.
I've been lucky enough to visit Monet's gardens at Giverny three times in the past year, and each time they've been very different. The spring this year was good for tulips, and in the water garden area the wisteria were glorious.
There is a problem working in Monet's gardens. These gardens are themselves are a work of art. Of course, they have been the most important subject of a great and world famous artist (Claude Monet himself). It's hard not to look at Monet's gardens, or to imagery depicting the gardens, without thinking of Monet's great waterlily paintings.
In the shadow of the legendary, my best advice is to have fun—and not worry about the context or comparison too much. That's what I did this year in Giverny. I had a blast, and look forward to processing more of my images from this very special place.
Related stories: Giverny via iPhone, White Chrysanthemums at Giverny, Dreaming of Giverny, Meditation at Giverny.
Papaver Somniferum and friends
Returning home from travels abroad in mid-May, one great pleasure was to find poppies still in bloom in my garden. The large one as big as a platter towards the top of the composition is a Papaver somniferum, the notorious opium poppy. Other species shown are Papaver rhoeas (corn poppies), garlanded with campanula. You can also see poppies in the process of popping (on the right, coming out of its pod).
Exposure data: Nikon D800, Zeiss Otus 55mm f/1.4, eight exposures shot on a light box, each exposure at f/11 and ISO 100, shutter speeds ranging from 1/40 of a second to 4 seconds, tripod mounted; exposures combined via layering and hand masking in Photoshop.
Making the Botanical Photo: If you are in the San Francisco area, I am presenting on this subject on Saturday June 7, 2014 at Photo Oakland. This is in conjunction with a "Best of Botanicals" exhibition, with print sales partially benefiting San Francisco Botanical Garden. My presentation at 3 PM is free of charge, but I do expect a crowd, so plan to arrive early. Click here for more info.
Photographing Flowers for Transparency: Due to many requests, I've just opened a new session of my weekend Photographing Flowers for Transparency workshop, scheduled for Saturday, October 4 and Sunday, October 5, 2014. The Papaver image that accompanies this post shows an example of utilizing this technique, and is the kind of image that is created in the workshop. This is a fun and popular event. Previous sessions have been attended by photographers from all over the world, and sold out quickly. Click here for more information and registration.
Using Light for Emotional Impact
Photography is the art and craft of capturing light, whether via silver halide chemistry on film, or via silicon on a sensor array. "Capturing light" is probably the key part of this definition: unlike the popular perception that we photograph people or things, it is impossible to actually render anything in the absence of light. All we can capture is light emitted or reflected (mostly reflected) by our photographic subject matter.
Why do we care about a photo? Generally because it stirs our emotions. Emotions can be stirred for many reasons, and due to many associations (Marcel Proust's account of emotional reminiscence stirred by an odor comes to mind). An emotionally resonant image that is technically imperfect will trump a technically perfect but banal image any time.
Leaving aside imagery where the pure storytelling packs a wallop, powerful photos use light emotionally. Even graphic human interest photos are more powerful when they use light to their advantage. To summarize, we capture light not things. Emotional resonance is what matters in imagery. Therefore, powerful images manage to use light to convey an emotional response in the viewer. What should your take-away from this syllogism be? I think there are three simple conclusions that all good photographers recognize as guiding principles, and strive to master:
- If you want to be a better photographer, train yourself to see light and not objects.
- Light inspires, directs and misdirects when it is captured as the incredible force it is. Use all of this in your work: the force, the power, the inspiration, the direction and the misdirection.
- Uniform and moderate light is rarely as interesting as strong lighting. Think of it this way: without evil for comparison, how do we know what "good" is? Light is the same way. You often can't really see it unless there is also darkness.
In my high-key image of Irises in a Vase (shown far above) I purposely created a highly artificial construct of light that seems almost blinding—and therefore obscures details. This image does not look the way it would be rendered in a single accurate capture, but is more emotionally compelling because the apparently overwhelming light has left only the painterly details, with enough visual clues for the viewer to interpolate the rest. With Boathouse Still Life (above) the emotional appeal is achieved because of the partial illumination. In a generally low-key image, the composition with nautical rope behind it is lit by an apparently momentary shaft of light.
In Story of O (above) the action is in the gradation of light, from the light gray in the distance to the darker gray in the foreground, and the contrast with the black outlined shape. A sense of mystery always adds to the emotional appeal of an image, and the relationship of the background gradient to the "circle" foreground is indeed mysterious, bringing several different kinds of light into play. I like to quote the American poet Randall Jarrell, who once said that "Art being bartender is never drunk." I take this to mean that my viewers don't have to know what is going on in an image, and maybe even shouldn't—but as "bartender" I must. This means first and foremost learning to use and control the emotional impact of light in my imagery. Related stories: More about Story of O; more about Boathouse Still Life. Also check out Becoming a More Creative Photographer (a set of articles with exercises on Photo.net).
Iris Friends
These variegated iris are clearly friends. They look at each other with empathy, tendrils even apparently touching—or at least waving to each other!
Nature's Palette
Contrary to common cliché, the colors of nature are not always beautiful. But in the case of flowers, colors are almost always beautiful to human eyes. True, flowers need to attract pollinators to survive. But in a weird and wonderful example of species symbiosis, floral propagation is also largely dependent on attractiveness to humans. Nature has a number of stratagems here. For example, some floral species smell good to us. But when it comes to flower species survival and extension via human intervention, nothing beats nature's glorious palette of floral colors!
Related image: Tulips and Anemones.
Exposure data: Nikon D800, Zeiss 135mm f/2 APO Sonnar, 2 seconds at f/16 and ISO 100, tripod mounted.
Check out my online Photographing Flowers course (use this link for a $10 discount).
Adventures in a higher key
I photographed these tulips on a light box using my normal shooting sequence, but when the time came to process them I did things somewhat differently.
The normal workflow is to use a bracketed sequence of exposures (intentionally biased to overexposure) to create a high-key image, which is then processed for color, and then (if desired) texturized and placed on a background.
With this image, I began with a layered process for high-key transparency. I then departed from my usual practice by throwing away the background (almost white) layer. What remained was a partly transparent (literally so, in Photoshop) collage.
To continue, I replaced the bottom layer (formerly the background) with one of the textures from the Flypaper Textures new Paper Painterly collection. Well on my way to an exciting effect that combines the impact of digital painting and photography, I then applied a normal array of filters and adjustments to the image.
By the way, this makes a great and subtle print on Awagami Kozo washi. Very pleased with it!


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Casper threatened with whitewater lawsuit after boy dies in river
CASPER, Wyo. — The 8-year-old boy rescued from the North Platte River two weeks ago sat at his father's side during Tuesday's Casper City Council work session. After prompting from his dad, Troy Bray, his eyes shifted from his shoes to the council members.
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Newspaper sues over charge for public records
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Wyoming lawsuit over Earhart search before court
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Lawsuit: Jail inmate's throat cancer went untreated for months
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Judge enforces $300K agreement, concussion lawsuit
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Judge: Conservation groups can't join lawsuit over oil, gas drilling
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Missoula sheriff's deputy sues over humiliation of kiss inquiry
MISSOULA — Attorneys representing Missoula County Sheriff's Deputy Rebecca Birket filed a lawsuit Thursday seeking damages for the violation of privacy and humiliation Birket allegedly suffered during an internal investigation into a kiss she shared with another deputy while she was off duty.
Nuns' request to bring diocese to court denied
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Former ExpoPark general manager sues over firing
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Retrospectives: Who Invented Instrumental Variable Regression?
AbstractThis feature addresses the history of economic words and ideas. The hope is to deepen the workaday dialogue of economists, while perhaps also casting new light on ongoing questions.
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An epic Finals day at the Fiji Women's Pro, Stop No. 5 on the 2014 Samsung Galaxy ASP Women's World Championship Tour (WCT), saw Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) reign supreme and claim victory after a day of pumping surf at Cloudbreak. She went head-to-head with five-time ASP Women's World Champion Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) in their first match-up of the 2014 WCT season.
Fitzgibbons claimed her second WCT victory of the year after winning the Fiji Women's Pro today. She will retain her ASP World No. 2 position after taking the win over Gilmore. The pair wasted little time in getting to their feet in the Final, catching small scores to kick off the heat.


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For new questions please post at magento.stackexchange.com, the community-run support site for the Magento community. We will be providing updates on the new forum solution soon. For questions or concerns please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
I have two unique layout pages created to display different front-end looks on each. What I would like to do is created a second header.phtml file to call a different header configuration than is set out in my standard header.phtml file.
Does the following sound like a feasible way to tackle the goal?:
First, I created a second header file and called it "headerhome.phtml" inside my "frontend/default/dec-decor/template/page/html" folder, then I set up a duplicate block in my page.xml file which mirrors the first header file code and renamed the parent block info as listed in the code below. I have managed to get the new header to be called and displayed in my second template on the frontend, but cant get the nested "block" elements inside second header file to display and I feel that I am missing some important logic to the way that blocks are referenced in the .xml files.
This is the block I have created in page.xml:
<block type="page/html_header" name="headerhome" as="headerhome" template="page/html/headerhome.phtml"> <!-- breadcrumbs here --> <block type="page/html_breadcrumbs" name="breadcrumbs" as="breadcrumbs"/> <block type="page/template_links" name="top.links" as="topLinks"/> <block type="page/switch" name="store_language" as="store_language" template="page/switch/languages.phtml"/> <block type="core/text_list" name="top.menu" as="topMenu"/></block>
A. I dont have a grasp on the full breakdown of the code referencing in the type=, name= and template= tags? I'm ok with the "as=" tag. That is how the templates are called in the layout file…
B. Is the "underscore" in the "type=" tag a folder separator?? If so, where does the underscore work / not work?
C. Why do some blocks need a template reference and some don't? Again, I am not fully sure of the breakdown in logic here…
I have read through lots of pages, videos and posts, and any documentation which attempts to explain the breakdown of this "block" code logic seems very wishy washy… (just my opinion)
Because I have called the "headerhome.phtml" file (that's the new header file I have created) directly from an explicit location through the "template=" tag, would I be correct in assuming this is why the nested "blocks" in page.xml aren't being pulled in as well?… yes/no?
I have spent weeks with Magento getting a handle on it's abstract customisation ability, and I gotta tell you it's not your average bear! We're getting there though
Thanks in advance for your input…
Ok. Let me break this down into digestible chunks to see if I can get any response:
A. Is the underscore in "type=" a folder separator?
B. What exactly is the "name=" referring to?
C. When should one use the "template=" tag and when should one not?
D. Is my example above possible to do without hacking the core code?
Why not just create a new file (example: header1.phtml), and call it out in your column.phtml?
The header.phtml file is just a name of the file, essentially you could put that file in the footer if you wanted to.
iiNTENSE - 25 November 2008 11:59 PMWhy not just create a new file (example: header1.phtml), and call it out in your column.phtml?
Why not just create a new file (example: header1.phtml), and call it out in your column.phtml?
Sorry, you've lost me.... there is no file column.phtml? Are you referring to (1), (2), (3), column-(right/left).phtml layout files? Or are you referring to creating one?
The header.phtml file is just a name of the file, essentially you could put that file in the footer if you wanted to.
Yes I know this… More specifically, I was asking about the breakdown of code and xml logic in relation to Magento. I tried creating a second version of the header and calling it in my 2columns-right.phtml template file but it would only display the html content and not the getChildHtml calls within the second header file. So, hence my asking about the logic of xml hierarchy in Magento (refer post 1)…
Forgive me if I seem to be over complicating this…
I was referring to the 1,2,3 column.phtml files.
Well....you may or may not be over complicating it. Depending on what you are trying to accomplish, you may not need the getChildhtml call.
It's always better to work smarter than harder. What are you trying to implement requiring you to create a getChild? You may not need it if you just want to callout PHP, HTML or CSS
Hi, I am having the EXACT same problem you are having, or did have. Did you find any solution? I would really appreciate any info. firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi Anthony,
In this particular instance I did end up keeping the header.phtml file as sparse as possible, then simply working within the templating framework to build out the customised pages. With all other work I had going on at the time I simply couldn't allocate the resources to get an alternate solution happening.
I know this doesn't answer your query at all, but since you have posed this question it has prompted me to delve back into it and try to find a possible solution or suitable workaround for future reference. Dont know about timeframe though. Sorry.
Warm Regards
Steve / Anthony,
I have been experiencing the same or a similar nightmare. Consider the following: a partial template (.phtml) file is referenced in a static block, then in turn , that static block is referenced by a cms/page's custom design layout update (xml).
In the cms/page's layout update if I call my static block directly within my <reference> node, the contents are rendered as expected. When I call the block nested within another <block> node, the dynamic content is rendered as text.
The same is true if I call the phtml block directly in the same manner.
Still scratching my head on this one. I will most probably resort to building a new template at this point, but I would still like to understand what causes the contents to not render as expected when the block is nested within another block.
I had the same problem figuring out how to reference blocks and i found this which helped me to get thing done.
for instance, to get top.links in a new template instead of this:
use this:
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3Did Katy Perry Diss Drake?
Katy Perry may have found herself in a bit of hot water when talking about Drake. Some are saying it's a big diss; personally, I don't see the big deal.
Here's what happened. She went on Power 105.1?s The Breakfast Club radio show and talked about Juicy J, whom she worked with on the track "Dark Horse". That's what she fumbled. Via Hollywood Life:
"[Juicy J] is such a sweet, genuine guy. [He's] an amazing hard worker," Katy said. "I've worked with a lot of people that I've done little pieces on songs and not that they've got ego, but Juicy's the kindest. He's like the most kindest, sympathetic, sweet — I don't wanna make him out like to be softer than Drake…"
Ouch! Katy quickly tried to backpedal, saying, "I love Drake. He's like my secret diary." Nice save.
What is so "ouch" about that? Is she implying that Drake's music isn't hardcore rap? Hopefully her sometimes-friend Rihanna won't be too mad, and hopefully Drake won't throw a tantrum.
Kids these days with their music.
What do you think about what Ms. Perry said?
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" … I love Drake. He's like my secret diary" Is that some kind of a saying? Am I wrong in thinking a girl tells all her secrets to her diary and she would also tell all her secrets to her gay best friend? (Drake) now that's an ouch !!
Not that stupid dress again!
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