Category Archives: Zipline Labs

Tracking for social media is one area major area where Google Analytics has be lacking. While social media has increasingly become an important marketing tool for many businesses and organizations, the quality of analytics for social media has not grown … Continue reading →

In an older version of our ZLCMS content management system we leveraged a program called SPAW Editor. SPAW Editor is a WYSIWYG text editor that takes typed content and turns it into HTML markup for use on the web. While … Continue reading →

It was the third time that I had lunch with CSS guru Eric Meyer. Wait, I’m getting ahead of myself. The people behind the popular web design website A List Apart host an annual conference “for people who make websites” called … Continue reading →

GetListed’s LocalUniversity conference is coming to Spokane, April 27th 2012 from 8AM to 5PM. Whether you are a marketing director, CEO, website owner, student, or web developer, GetListed will provide you with up-to-date information that you can use immediately to … Continue reading →

Our Interactive Director, Ryan Stemkoski, will be participating in the 4th Annual Work It Career Conference organized by Eastern Washington University. The event which takes place on February 10, 2012, features a keynote address from Michael C. Ormsby, the United … Continue reading →

Here at Zipline, we watch the changes and developments with PHP very closely. PHP is the World’s most widely used, open source, web scripting language and is also at the core of our ZLCMS content management system. Last week an … Continue reading →

Here at Zipline we are big proponents of jQuery and jQuery UI and we use these powerful libraries on many projects. Today we were asked by a client if there was a way to quickly and easily disable right click … Continue reading →

Today we were working on a web application that needed to dispatch several emails to users using the PHP mail function. The client requested that these emails have a priority set indicating to customers that they needed to be addressed … Continue reading →

CSV or comma separated variable files are a common way of storing and transferring data from web applications or databases. These handy files can easily be opened as a spreadsheet in common editing programs like Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers, or … Continue reading →

Wondering how to improve your Google, Bing, or Yahoo Local Business Center ranking? Want to know how to rank higher on Google Maps? One of the best ways to enhance your local listing is through citations. Citations are 3rd party … Continue reading →