i-Lateral is my site! Who am I you ask? Generally I go by Mo, I am a Silverstripe and PHP developer living and working in Gloucestershire, in the United Kingdom.
My specialism is in developing content managed websites with a strong emphasis on SEO and accessibility, but I also manage a few custom open source Silverstripe modules (more info on my Projects page).
Currently I work as lead interactive developer for Oomph in Cirencester. But I also take on freelance contracts as well.
This site is an amalgamation of my thoughts and ideas, as well as some tutorials and snippets that I feel might prove useful to other PHP and Silverstripe developers out there.
If you are a Silverstripe user, you can check out my profile at the Silverstripe community site.
Upgrade to Android Market
Just spotted on the Google Blog that there is an update to Android Market comming out (more info at: http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2011/07/new-android-market-for-phones-with.html).
Looks pretty slick. By the sound of it there won't be video renting in the UK, but I will still take any atempt to optimise the Android Marketplace. It is just...
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Extending FullTextSearch for DataObjects
I have been wrestling over the problem of extending the default search functionality in Silverstripe to not only search Page objects, but other DataObjects as well.
In the end I came up with a workable solution thanks to the help of Katja Durrani over at the Silverstripe forum.
It seems that you can't...
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More spring at the ponds (Uploaded 10 months ago)
@adamcheasley Ah, so that explains the artificial tail and why you spend several months a year in a river in North America?
Posted: 1 day ago
@gocreatestudios Tell me about it, they are not tyranical assholes who don't give a shit about freedom of choice or anything...
Posted: 16 days ago
Well done Apple, I think I now hate you more than Microsoft... Bring on Windows 8!!
Posted: 24 days ago
@adamcheasley Exactly! :-)
Posted: 1 month ago
@adamcheasley But for each additional press the level of satisfaction achieved when the light changes increases by a factor of 0.5, duh!
Posted: 1 month ago