Articles
In this section of the site you can find a variety of texts written to simplify your work. The page features articles and white papers that explain how you can solve a specific problem, latest tutorials for our products as well as results of researches conducted by our team of technicians.
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Don't let this spring go by without reviving your sites with MX Spring Pack 2006! You can add smart and modish CSS menus, calendar nuggets and calendar views, sortable dynamic tables, and various navigation bars. You can easily import and export RSS feeds, search for keywords within your site, and use looped representations to display images or other records.
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Latest Articles
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MX Kollection 3 was a great bundle which solved most of your development needs. Yet, in a changing world the requirements for more secure, more dynamic and more accessible sites have grown. To keep pace with the new requirements you also need to become more productive. And to help you build great sites we have enhanced MX Kollection 3 by adding some of the most desired features. The result is a must have package for any Dreamweaver developer: MX Kollection Pro.
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MX AJAX Toolbox is the first degradable AJAX development platform for Dreamweaver. It empowers web designers and developers alike with a visual and intuitive way to build responsive Rich Internet Applications that load faster, and provide a better web experience to users. This article is a sneak preview of the toolbox.
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Don't let this spring go by without reviving your sites with MX Spring Pack 2006! You can add smart and modish CSS menus, calendar nuggets and calendar views, sortable dynamic tables, and various navigation bars. You can easily import and export RSS feeds, search for keywords within your site, and use looped representations to display images or other records.
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You've got the tools to build dynamic websites. But how do you handle content editing? If you have been searching for a professional HTML editor with a visual edge on content authoring, your search is over. Check out KTML4 - the best online HTML editor.
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The season holidays are here. Help your visitors keep in touch with their friends and family with online greeting cards. Learn how to build a complete e-cards application with thumbnail previews, custom greeting messages, receipt notifications, administration section and more.
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We're happy. Five years have passed and InterAKT is still growing and pleasing customers. This time, we want you to party with us, so we've prepared a special offer: upload a photo of you partying and get 50% off when purchasing or upgrading to MX Kollection or MX Kommerce.
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Understand what Web 2.0 is all about: a set of principles and practices meant to build a new generation of web applications, with a different approach to user experience.
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Learn how to create a statistics module for your site. This way, site administrators can keep record of how many registered users they have, how many times each of them has logged in, how many failed login attempts there were and so on.
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AJAX is the buzz word on the Internet nowadays. Some voices say it's a good thing that will revolutionize the web, while others argue that it is already a dead technology that will never yield anything useful. This article will try to shed some light on what AJAX really is, where you should use it and where you shouldn't.
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Security is definitely of great concern for both every web developer and web user. This article discusses some of the things you should keep in mind in order to build secure web applications. Learn how to build account activation, use random keys, validate input and protect sensitive information in your site.
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The first part of the article helps you build the basics of a blog application, without writing a single line of code. You will be able to list topics and articles, and post new articles, as well.
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The second part of the Blog series guides you through building the administrative section of the blog. You will implement a user authentication system, restrict access to certain pages, and build forms to add, edit and delete topics and articles.
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In the third part of the Blog series, you will add a calendar to archive and organize your posts, implement a search feature, and syndicate blog articles using a RSS feed.
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The fourth part of the article shows you how to make the blog application more interactive. You will allow new users to register and old users to edit their account information. Viewing and posting comments, topic subscription, and e-mail sending will also be implemented.
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In the fifth part of the Blog series, you will complete the Administration Section of the blog. You will be able to view, sort, filter, edit and remove user accounts and user comments, using NeXTensio lists and forms (no coding is necessary).
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The sixth part of the Blog series presents a very handy software solution to help you transform plain text areas into rich text editors. KTML is a visual HTML editor that completely spares you of writing HTML tags yourself. The good part is that the lite version is free.
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Build a web-based agenda that allows users subscribe to event categories and keep updated with the latest events. Learn how to display events in a calendar, add new events and set up a user authentication section.
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A place to quickly find answers to most common technical problems, the Knowledge Base is repository of technical notes submitted by both users and the InterAKT team.
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The latest versions of InterAKT's documentation are in FlashHelp format to provide a more interactive user experience. Read how to get the most out of this new format and how you can contribute to improve our documentation.
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We are about to release one of the biggest breakthroughs in dynamic development. Find out more about what is behind the MX Kollection 3.
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Dynamic websites use a database to store content and to extract the relevant information where needed. This article explains the main concepts related to using and designing databases, and presents some guidelines and best practices in database naming.
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Using naming conventions allows team members to easily understand each other's work and makes application development more coherent. Here are some of the conventions we recommend for web development.
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The first part from a series of six tutorials on creating a Blog
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Part two of the Blog tutorials, creating the administrative section.
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Part three of the series on building a Blog: Creating Seach and Archive features
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The fourth part of the series on Building a Blog : User Account Management Functionality
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Part five of the series on Building a Blog: Managing User Accounts and Comments
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The last part of the series on Building a Blog: Replacing Text Areas with Rich Text Editors
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Rebuilding the InterAKT Website was a monumental task, but we are now at the end of it. All that remains to be seen is your reaction.
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These are the results of the PHP Enterprise Research. We had almost 700 respondents, and we've managed to get a really clear view on the software development market with PHP, and its relation to medium and large enterprises ( Slashdotted).
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Note: As of June 2005 this product is no longer supported by InterAKT due to the release of NeXTensio 3.
This tutorial intends to be a simple presentation of how easy you can build dynamic websites and an administration tool for such a site.
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Note: As of June 2005 this product is no longer supported by InterAKT due to the release of NeXTensio 3.
Generating record lists and forms that will help you edit database content with ease.
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Note: As of June 2005 this product is no longer supported by InterAKT due to the release of NeXTensio 3.
How to use the server behaviors and the commands that are related to the implementation of master detail (one-to-many) relationships between tables.
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Note: As of June 2005 this product is no longer supported by InterAKT due to the release of MX Widgets 3.
This tutorial is designed to help you understand how to use the MX Widgets to create powerful HTML forms. We will present all the Server Behaviors included in the package, together with the generated widget code.
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Note: As of June 2005 this product is no longer supported by InterAKT due to the release of ImpAKT 3.
How to implement user authentication functions with ImpAKT 2.
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Note: As of June 2005 this product is no longer supported by InterAKT due to the release of ImpAKT 3.
Learn how to use ImpAKT's basic functions.
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Note: As of June 2005 this product is no longer supported by InterAKT due to the release of ImpAKT 3.
Creating file and image upload function using ImpAKT 2 - file resize and thumbnail creation (keep proportions, multiple resizes per image), delete image when deleting record.
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