Items where Author is "Davies, David"

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1. 
   eHandbook: Administrators Guide

   Guide to complete administration of eHandbook (TikiWiki 4.2) as it is run within the School of Psychology.

   
   Shared with the University by

   Mr David Davies
2. 
   WordPress MultiUser (WPMU)/Multisite development for eFolio

   Document detailing the development of the WordPress MultiUser (previously WPMU, now WP3.1.3 Multisite) environment as implemented by eFolio

   
   Shared with the University by

   Mr David Davies
3. 
   Entire set of working mu-specific plugins for WP3.1.3

   Entire set of working mu-specific plugins to create a structured/secure/LDAP-authenticated WP-multisite environment in WP3.1.3

   
   Shared with the University by

   Mr David Davies
4. 
   WPMU to Wp3.1.3 Plugin compatibility spreadsheet

   Assessment of Plugin compatibility through migration from WPMU 2.7.1 to WP3.1.3

   
   Shared with the University by

   Mr David Davies
5. 
   eHandbook (TikiWiki) Handbook-Specific Search Module

   Custom coded module for TikiWiki v4.2, allowing keyword search by Category. Auto-populates categories as new ones are created.

   
   Shared with the University by

   Mr David Davies
6. 
   eHandbook Guide for Editors

   Guide to basic editing of eHandbooks

   
   Shared with the University by

   Mr David Davies
7. 
   eHandbook title logo source files

   Source files (Photoshop .psd) and full sized .png of the eHandbook title logo.

   
   Shared with the University by

   Mr David Davies
8. 
   eHandbook cube logo source files

   The source files and full sized renders of the main eHandbook 'cube' (both Photoshop and .png format). Created by David Davies and Dr Matt Jones.

   
   Shared with the University by

   Mr David Davies
9. 
   Wikipedia Theme for TikiWiki v4.x

   All files, stylesheets and templates to reproduce a 'Wikipedia' theme using TikiWiki CMS Groupware 4.x (and hopefully above), by DD

   
   Shared with the University by

   Mr David Davies
10. 
    Wiki Software Comparison (eHandbook)

    Comparison of brand-leading 'Wiki' sofware packages with respect to implementation of Wiki-style electronic resource for handbooks.

    
    Shared with the University by

    Mr David Davies