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{exp:weblog:entries}

  {exp:my_module:my_method}

    {if alt_title != ""}{alt_title}{if:else}{title}{/if}

  {/exp:my_module:my_method}

{/exp:weblog:entries}

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#!/usr/bin/env python
from __future__ import with_statement # needed for python 2.5
from fabric.api import *
from fabric.contrib.console import confirm

# ================================================================
# NOTE: 
#    using this fabfile expects that you have the python utility
# fabric installed locally, ssh access to reamea.com, and your
# ssh public key associated with the account 'mboza@reamea.com'

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======================================================
Setting up Django using Apache/mod_wsgi on Ubuntu 8.10
======================================================

This article will cover setting up Django using Apache/mod_wsgi on Ubuntu
8.10. The article is targeted at a production environment, but keep in mind
this is a more generalized environment. You may have different requirements,
but this article should at least provide the stepping stones.

The article will use distribution packages where nesscary. As of 8.10 the

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{embed="layout/_start"
    body_class=""
    section=""
    {!-- BETTER META OPTIONS BELOW --}
    title=""
    title_suffix=""   
    title_prefix=""   
    description=""
    keywords=""
    robots_index=""

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{embed="layout/_start"
    body_class=""
    section=""
    {!-- BETTER META OPTIONS BELOW --}
    title=""
    title_suffix=""   
    title_prefix=""   
    description=""
    keywords=""
    robots_index=""

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Written by Simon Rudkin (@simonrudkin), this article was originally published on the now defunct, mythical EE fansite Jambor-ee (beautifully crafted by @jamiepittock for at least 3 weeks) back in January 2009.

I was reminded of it after reading the recent chatter on Twitter and various blogs about ExpressionEngine and themes so thought it was worth republishing.

A future recipe for ExpressionEngine?

January 28th 2009

I’ve just finished making a really tidy events calendar using ExpressionEngine. It keeps the events in one weblog, venues in another, uses custom fields to add a Google Maps link for each venue, and pulls it all together in a template group that splits events into upcoming and archived. Just the kind of project that EE handles with aplomb, and I’d love to share it with you but, erm… w

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{exp:cartthrob:customer_info}
{exp:cartthrob:save_customer_info_form return=""}
	<p>
    Select a country: {exp:cartthrob:country_select name="customer_country_code" selected="{customer_country_code}"}
	</p>
	<p>
    current selected country code: {customer_country_code}
	</p>
	<p>
    <input type="submit" name="Submit" /> 

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// Hidden form on checkout page

<div style="display: none">
    {exp:cartthrob:save_customer_info_form 
        return=""
    	id="customer_form"
    }
        <input type="hidden" name="country_code" id="hidden_country" value="" />
    {/exp:cartthrob:save_customer_info_form}
</div>

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SELECT ct.entry_id, ct.title, ct.url_title, cd.field_id_344 as cf_places_latitude, cd.field_id_345 as cf_places_longitude, ROUND( '3959' * acos( cos( radians('51.494737') ) * cos( radians( cd.field_id_344 ) ) * cos( radians( cd.field_id_345 ) - radians('-0.146358') ) + sin( radians('51.494737') ) *  sin( radians( cd.field_id_344 ) ) ), '2' ) AS distance
    FROM exp_channel_data as cd
    LEFT JOIN exp_channel_titles  as ct ON ct.entry_id = cd.entry_id
    WHERE ct.channel_id IN ('2')
    AND ct.entry_id != '12'
    HAVING distance < '1'
    ORDER BY distance desc

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{exp:low_events:calendar
    events_field="cf_events_date_time"
    date="{freebie_4}"
}
<table class="calendar" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
    <thead>
        <tr id="month_pager">
            <th colspan="1" class="previous"><a href="{structure:page:uri}
on/{prev_month_url}" title="{prev_month format='%F %Y'}">&larr;</a></th>
            <th colspan="5" class="month_title"><a href="{structure:page:uri}