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Creating a 3D Photo Wall in Dreamwaver

In this movie we will show you how easy is to transform your images into a 3D experience that will stun your users. Use the intuitive Dreamweaver Extension to configure the wall in minutes.

Ajax Datagrid Movie Tutorial 2

This movie shows how easy you can create an interactive grid using Ajax Datagrid. With this movie we would like to present the different datasources, customizable details for your data grid and show you how to use the Behavior Connector!

DMXzone 3D Photo Wall Video

This movie shows how you can stun your users with 3D Photo Wall and Flash CS3. Use the intuitive component to configure the wall in minutes.

Free - Adding Custom Styles to Advanced Layer Popup

In this video we will create a custom style for your Advanced Layer Popup Window, using Dreamweaver and Advanced Layer Pop-up.

Free - Have Some Pie!

A couple of weeks ago, I continued writing about the DMXzone charting extension by extending what is already there in the extension to create charts using dynamic data.  In the first part, I showed you how to extend the line and sparkline charts to feed from a database and today, I’m going to continue that with pie charts and show you how to create either a 2d or 3d pie chart from dynamic data.

The DMXzone already creates fantastic pie charts using either a visual editor or a datagrid editor  where one can enter values and quickly create the chart from those values.  Further, the user can export that chart for use in their applications.  With dynamic data, however, the chart needs to remain “live” so that changing data can be reflected in the visualization.  Since Google charts are created “on the fly” (at runtime) anyway, this Is easily accomplished by simply hooking the code created by the extension up to the database.  I gave you an example database in the first part of this article and we can use the same data for the pie chart.

Free - Upload and Resize Multiple Files

In this video we'll show you how easy it is to resize multiple images using, Pure PHP Upload 2, Smart Image Processor PHP 2 and the Advanced Multiple Uploader extensions.

You can also use our ASP or ASP.NET extensions together with Advanced Multi Uploader to create a multiple upload in a similar way.

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Free Video - Uploading Multiple Files and Storing Their Filenames in a Database

In this tutorial we'll show you how easy it is to upload multiple files and adding their file names in the database with Advanced Multiple Uploader and Pure PHP Upload 2.

You can also use Pure ASP Upload 3 or Pure ASP.NET Upload 2 to achieve a similar result.

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Free - Uploading Multiple Files With Additional Data Fields

In this tutorial we’re going to upload multiple files and add additional common form fields. We’ll use Pure ASP Upload 3  and the Advanced Multi Uploader extensions. You can also use Pure PHP Upload 2 or Pure ASP.NET Upload 2.

Free - Adventures in DMXzone Google Charting

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an article on the new DMXzone Google Charts extension that makes it quick and easy to add Google Charts to your web pages.  My first hour playing with that extension gave me one huge question:  what about data driven web sites?  Does this work when the data is fed from a database table or query?

Free - Make Some Charts!

I have been a Dreamweaver user since 1999. I have been a Team Macromedia member/Adobe Community Expert for Dreamweaver or UltraDev since the end of 2001. I have worked with a fair number of extensions over the years, I have watched or worked with a number of extension developers and I have even made a few extensions of my own.

Editors note: you need DMXzone Google Charts to apply the lessons learned in this article

Optimizing a Stylesheet in Dreamweaver CS3

In this video tutorial Sebastian teaches you how to optimize your stylesheet created by Dreamweaver CS3.

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Creating a Login Form with PHP and MySQL Part 5

In this video tutorial Sebastian teaches you how to create a login form using MySQL Administrator, Dreamweaver CS3, PHP,  MySQL and CSS.

In this, fifth and last part of the tutorial he shows how to add server behavior to your form in order to allow user to log in.

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