Since July 4th is next week, the next FRUP will be on the 13th. Post your news for the July 13th round up post here.

I wrote another add-on review at my blog for Backup Pro

http://caffeinecreations.ca/blog/backup-pro-addon-review

Hi Kyle,

Campaigner 4.5.0 is out, bringing with it support for the Membrr module.

This means Campaigner can now subscribe your newly-registered EE members to your Campaign Monitor mailing lists regardless of whether you use the native EE Member Module, User, Membrr, Zoo Visitor, or automatically create the member after a successful CartThrob purchase.

Full details of Campaigner’s compatibility with third-party add-ons are available here.

Cheers,
Stephen

Hi Kyle,

I finally released issue 2 of The ExpressionEngine Magazine, exp:magazine!

DOWNLOAD: exp_magazine_issue_2_july_2012.pdf

FROM THE NEWSLETTER:

DEAR EXPRESSIONENGINE FAN!
​
I’m very happy and proud to inform you all, that a brand new issue of The ExpressionEngine Magazine was released today!

This issue is 14 jam-packed pages of ExpressionEngine goodness, featuring great articles written by some very talented people.

CONTENTS:
• EDITORIAL: What a welcome! (by Thomas Boelskifte, Editor)

• SNIPPETS: Tips, Tricks & News from the Community

• COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Events & Meetups

• Making sites fly with Varnish (by Kevin Cupp, Software Engineer at EllisLab)

• Interactive HTML 5 with Hype (by Thomas Boelskifte, Editor)

• ExpressionEngine URL Schematic (by James Smith, James Smith Web Consultancy)

• File Management done right: Review of Assets (by Thomas Boelskifte, Editor)

The magazine is - of course - free!

YOU’RE THE WRITER!
We’re already looking for content for the next issue, and we would love it if you - the readers - would also be the writers.

So if you have an idea for an article, review, opinion piece, tips & tricks, or if you’d like a recurring column, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Anyone who gets published can advertise for free in the magazine, and we’ll even create your ad for you if you want.

Also get in touch if you have community news (see the “Snippets” section on pages 3 and 4), items for the calendar like meetups and events (see page 5), or job openings (also page 5).

We’re happy to bring all your news in the magazine! Just mail us the details at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

Remember, you can subscribe to our mailing-list from the site, to get a message when new issues are released. Or you can monitor #eecms on Twitter ... or check out Kyle’s newsletter here of course :)

Thank you so much to the entire community, for your fantastic feedback on issue 1, and your continued support and help!

PS: The issues can also be read on Scribd if you prefer: http://www.scribd.com/thomas_boelskifte

Cheers,

Thomas Boelskifte
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Hi Kyle,

We just released a massive update to our Forms Module:
It has a brand spanking new Control Panel UI and Form Composer! (Inspired by Leevi Graham and the EE-Garage Team)
Field Conditionals where also added, so you can show/hide fields based on values of previous fields.
To top it off Forms 3.0 also has fieldsets and multiple column layouts.

http://www.devdemon.com/forms/

Brad Parscale also posted a video that walks you through the new features:
http://www.devdemon.com/blog/forms_3_all_new_ui_composer_conditionals_page_tools_more/

Have a nice week all!

Hi Kyle

Jamie Pittock and I (Brendan Underwood - ipixel) were pretty proud to launch a large EE website last Friday for the Bibbulmun Track Foundation (http://www.bibbulmuntrack.org.au/). The Bibbulmun Track is a world renown walking trail that extends nearly 1000 kilometres (620 miles) from Perth to Albany on the south west of Western Australia. The project has taken just over 6 months to complete, with the site also catering for over 8600 member accounts and their extended profile data (80+ member data profile fields) that was imported from a MS Access Database.

While I was primarily on point for the functional spec, scoping and design, Jamie was responsible for the majority of the front end templating, with me bringin up the rear with a comprehensive front end secure staff admin control panel to manage the day to day running of new memberships, renewals, downgrades, event bookings, merchandise, notifications and reports.

The client in this case was responsible for all the content seen on the site, from the text, the huge galleries and all the geo data around the tracks and associated points (campsites, access points, towns, accommodation & services). Of course we would not have been able to do this without the support from Rob and Chris at CartThrob/Mightybigrobot, who helped with custom addons to assist with being able to have Staff Admins be able to purchase goods, book events and join/renew members on their behalf as many members don’t even have an email address. Also a quick thanks to Iain and Leevi for their help with writing the custom reports templates for NSM Reports to allow data output and querying on the 8600+ member database.

The feedback from Bibbulmun’s members and from the professional EE community has been great, and Jamie and I are pretty damn proud.

Cheers
Brendan

I just released a small add-on for EE add-on developers who sell via devot:ee. devot:ee Sales Export allows you to export your devot-ee add-on sales, filtered by add-on an/or date, in CSV format from your own EE control panel.

Latest EE Podcast, Listener Mail Bag is out: http://ee-podcast.com/episodes/listener-mail-bag

Survey results and questions answered!

Worst. Spammer. Ever.

Hi all!

When is the next frup happening?

Cheers!

Two new websites went live last friday.

http://asbuildnt.com.au/
http://www.shortysqualitymeats.com.au/

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