Blackbams Blog http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog development - digital arts - internet Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:09:18 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Basic Ajax Skeleton Code http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/02/07/basic-ajax-skeleton-code/ http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/02/07/basic-ajax-skeleton-code/#comments Tue, 07 Feb 2012 08:26:01 +0000 Blackbam http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/?p=1848 Nothing new, nothing special… just the working code of a basic Ajax skeleton, as this has to be copied and pasted that often. This example shows an application similar to Google suggest, which searches related values, whenever a key is pressed.


Note: Since jQuery is that popular today, it is possibly better to use this (see jQuery Ajax Tutorial).

index.html – function call and result representation
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Ajax test</title>
<script type="text/javascript" src="ajax.js"></script>
</head>

<body>
<input type="text" onkeyup="AjaxRequest(this.value);" /><br/>
<p id="result"></p>
</body>
</html>


ajax.js – request, response and data processing
var XMLHTTP = null;

function AjaxRequest(compString) {

// XMLHTTP-Request Objekt erzeugen, dabei auf Browserkonformität achten
 if(window.XMLHttpRequest) {
  XMLHTTP = new XMLHttpRequest();
 } else if(window.ActiveXObject) {
  try {
   XMLHTTP = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP");
  } catch(ex) {
   try {
    XMLHTTP = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
   } catch(ex) {
   }
  }
 }
 
 XMLHTTP.open("GET","test.php?compString="+compString);
 XMLHTTP.onreadystatechange = MyRequestExecute;
 XMLHTTP.send(null);
}

// wird jedes mal aufgerufen, wenn der XMLHTTP-Request eine neue Stufe erreicht, bei 4 ist die Antwort des Servers eingetroffen
function MyRequestExecute() {
 // responseText als Javascript-String, responseXML als Javascript XML-DOM-Element, status Statuscode, statusText des. Beschreibung
 if(XMLHTTP.readyState == 4) {
  document.getElementById("result").innerHTML = XMLHTTP.responseText;
 }
}


The server side


test.php
<?php
require_once('config.inc.php');

// Datenbankverbindung
try {
 $db = new PDO('mysql:host='.DB_HOST.';dbname='.DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD);
 
 //mysql-Abfrage
 $sql = "SELECT * FROM tags WHERE username = '".$_GET['compString']."'";
 
 $horst = $db->query($sql);
 
} catch (Exception $e) {
    echo 'Verbindungsaufbau fehlgeschlagen: ',  $e->getMessage(), "\n";
}

echo $_GET['compString']."< pre >".$horst."</  pre >";
?>

config.inc.php
<?php
// Definition der Konstanten
define('DB_USER','****');
define('DB_PASSWORD','****');
define('DB_HOST','****');
define('DB_NAME','****');
?>
]]> http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/02/07/basic-ajax-skeleton-code/feed/ 0 WordPress 3.3 – TinyMCE Advanced – qTranslate – fix style problems http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/01/28/wordpress-3-3-tinymce-advanced-qtranslate-fix-style-problems/ http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/01/28/wordpress-3-3-tinymce-advanced-qtranslate-fix-style-problems/#comments Sat, 28 Jan 2012 18:24:46 +0000 Blackbam http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/?p=1791 Recently I had to fix a bunch of really annoying problems with this combination. Duplicated contents, automatically inserted line breaks and problems with the custom styles for TinyMCE really caused me to hate these Plugins. The reason for most of the problems is qTranslate though.

 

If you experience similar problems, the following “library” will be helpful for you. It contains a lot of functions to fix problems with this combination and to customize your backend the way you need it. Do not forget to remove the slashes in front of the required filter tags, otherwise the functions are not applied. Improvement ideas are welcome.

 

Download the library: lib_visual_editor

 

Code (NOTE: GeSHi prints the code with some little errors here, please download the .zip file. Thanks.)

 

// usual way, try it out
add_editor_style('editor-style.css'); 
 
// second possibilty – styles inside editor
//add_filter( 'mce_css', 'tinymce_css',5); 
 
function ses_tinymce_css($wp) {
        $wp .= ',' . get_bloginfo('stylesheet_url');
        return $wp;
}
 
/**
 * The hard way – if other possibilities do not work
 */
//add_filter('tiny_mce_before_init', 'cisStyles', 5);
function cisStyles($initialArray) {
 $modifiedArray = $initialArray;
 
 $modifiedArray['theme_advanced_styles'] .= ';My Style=mystyle;';
 //strip first and last character if it matches ";"
 $modifiedArray['theme_advanced_styles'] = trim($modifiedArray['theme_advanced_styles'], ';');
 return $modifiedArray;
}
 
/**
 * Add TinyMCE to multiple Textareas (usually in backend).
 */
//  add_action('admin_print_footer_scripts','my_admin_print_footer_scripts',99);
function my_admin_print_footer_scripts() {
 ?><script type="text/javascript">/* <![CDATA[ */
  jQuery(function($)
  {
   var i=1;
   $('.customEditor textarea').each(function(e)
   {
    var id = $(this).attr('id');
  
    if (!id)
    {
     id = 'customEditor-' + i++;
     $(this).attr('id',id);
    }
  
    tinyMCE.execCommand('mceAddControl', false, id);
  
   });
  });
 /* ]]> */</script><?php
}
 
/** TinyMCE Advanced and qTranslate – fix editing bugs */
//add_filter('htmledit_pre', 'fix_p_around_languagetag');
//add_filter('richedit_pre', 'fix_p_around_languagetag');
function fix_p_around_languagetag ($content = '') {
 $content = html_entity_decode($content);
 $content = str_replace("<!–", "<!–", $content);
 $content = str_replace("–>", "–>", $content);
 $content = preg_replace("/(–>)(\s|&nbsp;)*<p>(\s|&nbsp;)*(<\/p>)(\s|&nbsp;)*/","–>",$content); 
 $content = htmlentities($content,ENT_COMPAT | ENT_HTML401,'UTF-8');
 return $content;
}

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]]> http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/01/28/wordpress-3-3-tinymce-advanced-qtranslate-fix-style-problems/feed/ 2 (Deutsch) SOPA / PIPA / ACTA und Schutz von Urheberrechten – eine Grundsatzdiskussion http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/01/28/deutsch-sopa-pipa-acta-und-schutz-von-urheberrechten-eine-grundsatzdiskussion/ http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/01/28/deutsch-sopa-pipa-acta-und-schutz-von-urheberrechten-eine-grundsatzdiskussion/#comments Sat, 28 Jan 2012 16:13:06 +0000 Blackbam http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/?p=1804 Sorry, this entry is only available in Deutsch.

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]]> http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/01/28/deutsch-sopa-pipa-acta-und-schutz-von-urheberrechten-eine-grundsatzdiskussion/feed/ 0 Convert WordPress attachment URLs into file URLs http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/01/10/convert-wordpress-attachment-url-into-file-url-automatically/ http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/01/10/convert-wordpress-attachment-url-into-file-url-automatically/#comments Tue, 10 Jan 2012 20:44:53 +0000 Blackbam http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/?p=1789 You do not want to use Attachment-Pages in your WordPress page? Or maybe you installed a gallery Plugin and want to transform all your Attachment URLs into File-URLs now? The following script will do this for you. Just make sure, that all relevant content blocks of your database run through this script.

function cis_file_links($content) {
 
 $content = stripslashes($content);
 
 $matches = array();
 $attachment_urls = preg_match_all("/href=\"([-A-Z0-9+&@#\/%?=~_|!:,.;]*)\?attachment_id=([0-9]*)\"/siU",$content,$matches);
 
 $urls = array();
 foreach($matches[2] as $attachment) {
  array_push($urls,wp_get_attachment_url($attachment));
 }
 
 // something went wrong with geting the attachments
 if(count($matches[2])!=count($urls)) {
  return $content;
 }
 
 for($i=0;$i<count($urls);$i++) {
  $repl = "href=\"".$urls[$i]."\"";
  $content = preg_replace("/href=\"([-A-Z0-9+&@#\/%?=~_|!:,.;]*)\?attachment_id=([0-9]*)\"/siU",$repl,$content,1);
 }
 
 return $content;
}

If you want to apply this script to every displayed content, for example, without changing any contents of your database, add this filter to your functions.php:

add_filter('the_content','cis_file_links');

Improvement ideas are welcome.

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]]> http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2012/01/10/convert-wordpress-attachment-url-into-file-url-automatically/feed/ 0 Order WordPress categories by custom meta value http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/10/28/order-categories-by-custom-meta-value/ http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/10/28/order-categories-by-custom-meta-value/#comments Thu, 27 Oct 2011 22:18:15 +0000 Blackbam http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/?p=1759 This little scripts help ordering WordPress categories by meta values – a thing which is not integrated into WordPress yet and which costs some time to integrate.

1. Create a meta value (or meta values) for categories to order by

To order categories by a meta value the first thing which we have to do is to create a custom category meta value to order these (this first script is adapted from bainternet.com, where it is demonstrated in more detail).

 

//add extra fields to category edit form hook
add_action ( 'add_category_form', 'extra_category_fields');
add_action ( 'edit_category_form_fields', 'extra_category_fields');
 
//add extra fields to category edit form callback function
function extra_category_fields( $tag ) {    //check for existing featured ID
 
    $t_id = $tag->term_id;
    $cat_meta = get_option("category_$t_id");
?>
 
<tr class="form-field">
 <th scope="row" valign="top">
 <label for="cat_order_val"><?php _e('Category order value'); ?></label></th>
 <td>
  <input type="text" name="cat_meta[cat_order_val]" id="cat_order_val" size="3" style="width:20%;" value="<?php echo $cat_meta['cat_order_val'] ? $cat_meta['cat_order_val'] : ''; ?>"><br />
  <span class="description"><?php _e('Enter a numeric value.'); ?></span>
 </td>
</tr>
<?php
 
}

// save extra category extra fields hook
add_action ( 'edited_category', 'save_extra_category_fileds');

   // save extra category extra fields callback function
function save_extra_category_fileds( $term_id ) {
 
    if ( isset( $_POST['cat_meta'] ) ) {
     
        $t_id = $term_id;
        $cat_meta = get_option( "category_$t_id");
        $cat_keys = array_keys($_POST['cat_meta']);
 
        foreach ($cat_keys as $key){
            if (isset($_POST['cat_meta'][$key])){
                $cat_meta[$key] = $_POST['cat_meta'][$key];
            }
        }
   
        //save the option array
        update_option( "category_$t_id", $cat_meta );
    }
}

2. Order the categories by the created meta value and display these

// get the categories
$categories = get_categories();
 
$sortar = array();
foreach($categories as $ct) {
 $term_id = $ct->term_id;
 $cat_meta = get_option( "category_$term_id");
 array_push($sortar,array(intval($cat_meta['cat_order_val']),$ct));
}
 
uasort($sortar,create_function('$a,$b','return ($a[0]<=$b[0]) ? -1 : 1;'));
 
$ordered_categories = array();
 
foreach($sortar as $sor) {
 array_push($ordered_categories,$sor[1]);
}
 
foreach($ordered_categories as $oc) {
 // do whatever you want with your category objects
}

Have fun and be free to use these scripts. Improvement ideas are welcome.

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]]> http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/10/28/order-categories-by-custom-meta-value/feed/ 0 Determine if a WordPress page or category is in the current ancestor/child tree (inside/outside the loop) http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/10/08/determine-if-a-wordpress-page-or-category-is-in-the-current-ancestorchild-tree-insideoutside-the-loop/ http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/10/08/determine-if-a-wordpress-page-or-category-is-in-the-current-ancestorchild-tree-insideoutside-the-loop/#comments Sat, 08 Oct 2011 20:00:53 +0000 Blackbam http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/?p=1722 It is a common problem to detect parents or childs of pages and categories in WordPress correctly. The way WordPress stores relationships in hierarchies is not that trivial sometimes, so the results when querying are a bit confusing sometimes. It took some time to determine and optimize functions which do this job good and without faults, and I want to present these. As in this function I prefer working with page IDs, as this is the savest way to identify certain pages. With little changes it should also be possible to use these using e.g. slugs. Both of these functions can be used inside and outside of “the Loop” or loops.

Check if the current page (or a given page) is in the child tree of a given page

This function checks if the current page (or a given page, second parameter) is in the child tree of a given page.

/* Tests, if a page has got a certain parent anywhere in the ancestor/children tree */
function is_tree($pid, $pid2check = 0) {// $pid = The ID of the page we're looking for pages underneath
 
 global $post;
 // load details about this page
 
 // check if we should check two posts independently from the current query
 if ($pid2check < 1) {
  $pid2check = $post -> ID;
 }
 
 $anc = get_post_ancestors($pid2check);
 
 foreach ($anc as $ancestor) {
  if (is_page() && $ancestor == $pid) {
   return true;
  }
 }
 
 if (is_page() && (is_page($pid))) {
  return true;
  // we're at the page or at a sub page
 } else {
  return false;
  // we're elsewhere
 }
}

Check if the current post (or a given post) is in the ancestor/child tree of a given category

This function checks if the current post (or a given post identified by ID, second parameter) is in the ancestor/child tree of a given category.

/* Tests, if the given category is the current category, or in the ancestor/child tree of a given post or a child of it */
function is_category_or_sub($cat_id = 0, $pid = 0) {
 global $post;
 
 // check if a custom post id was given or get default (standard)
 if($pid<1) {
  $pid=$post->ID;
 }
 
 // check it for each category
    foreach (get_the_category($pid) as $cat) {
     if ($cat_id == $cat->cat_ID || cat_is_ancestor_of($cat_id, $cat))  {
      return true;
        }
    }
    return false;
}

Check if a given category is in the current category tree

Helpful if you have to determine the current category manually – checks if a given category is in the tree of another given category.

function in_category_tree($parent_cat,$child_or_equal_cat) {
 if($parent_cat ==$child_or_equal_cat || cat_is_ancestor_of($parent_cat, $child_or_equal_cat)) {
  return true;
 }
 return false;
}

Custom Taxonomy hierarchy check

Determine the top level taxonomy or check if a taxonomy is in the current taxonomies hirarchical tree.

function is_taxonomy_or_sub($child_or_equal_term_id,$parent_term_id,$taxonomy_name) {
       if($parent_term_id==$child_or_equal_term_id || $parent_term_id == get_top_level_term($child_or_equal_term_id,$taxonomy_name))  {
                return true;
        }
 }
 
function get_top_level_term($term_id,$taxonomy_name) {
 $term = get_term_by('id',$term_id,$taxonomy_name);
 if($term->parent>0) {
  return get_top_level_term($term->parent,$taxonomy_name);
 } else {
  return $term->term_id;
 }
}

This article is still under construction. Please report bugs, errors or improvement ideas, so we can optimize these scripts.

]]> http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/10/08/determine-if-a-wordpress-page-or-category-is-in-the-current-ancestorchild-tree-insideoutside-the-loop/feed/ 0 Using HTML line breaks and link sanitizer in WordPress comments http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/09/30/using-html-line-breaks-and-link-sanitizer-in-wordpress-comments/ http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/09/30/using-html-line-breaks-and-link-sanitizer-in-wordpress-comments/#comments Fri, 30 Sep 2011 12:43:20 +0000 Blackbam http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/?p=1686 Recently we had an issue with the line-breaks in WordPress comments – the comments are saved to the database as they are submitted from the textarea in your theme, and depending on the theme so they are displayed. If your comments are displayed as HTML and there is no mechanism to add line breaks anywhere, then the comments do not have any line-breaks (as HTML line breaks must be created with a br-tag or something similar).

 

Another anoying thing is when commenters do not make links to hyperlinks, as these are not linked and clickable afterwards. We have found a solution for these problem – just copy the following script to your functions.php-file and your comments will be sanitized:

 

add_filter('preprocess_comment','format_the_comment_html');
 
function format_the_comment_html($comment_data) {
 $comment_data['comment_content']=nl2br(makeClickableLinks($comment_data['comment_content']));
 return $comment_data;
}
 
function makeClickableLinks($text) {
 $text = eregi_replace('(((f|ht){1}tp://)[-a-zA-Z0-9@:%_\+.~#?&//=]+)','<a href="\\1">\\1</a>', $text);
 $text = eregi_replace('([[:space:]()[{}])(www.[-a-zA-Z0-9@:%_\+.~#?&//=]+)','\\1<a href="http://\\2">\\2</a>', $text);
 $text = eregi_replace('([_\.0-9a-z-]+@([0-9a-z][0-9a-z-]+\.)+[a-z]{2,3})','<a href="mailto:\\1">\\1</a>', $text);
 return $text;
}

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]]> http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/09/30/using-html-line-breaks-and-link-sanitizer-in-wordpress-comments/feed/ 0 Summary: 7 deadly sins of landing page design (and resolutions) http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/09/09/summary-7-deadly-sins-of-landing-page-design/ http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/09/09/summary-7-deadly-sins-of-landing-page-design/#comments Fri, 09 Sep 2011 20:22:50 +0000 Blackbam http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/?p=1656 A landing page (sometimes also called “marketing page”), simply spoken, is the first page of a Web-presence that visitors see after klicking an ad or special link, which is intended to attract Web surfers’ attention for a certain offer (e.g. information, products, forms and so on). A key element of landing pages is the “response” element (e.g. link, form, button) to create a first user communication.

 

These landing pages are an essential tool of online marketing to improve traffic to a website and make a certain web-presence popular. As a consequence of this, they should be thought-out perfectly, as Web surfers decide within 2-3 seconds if the called page rather satisfies their needs or not. A guy called Tim Ash is talking about this topic for more than an hour in a Webinar called “The 7 deadly sins of a landing page”,  from which I want to present the key points with resolutions here as reminder:

 

  1. Unclear call to action:

    • keep the page obvious / simple
    • clear leading of the eye
    • make visual competitors less important
  2. Too many choices:

    • reduce the number of choices
    • do not show details in the early time of the process
    • reduce the number of categories to a well-arranged number
    • use visual shortcuts (e.g. for categories)
  3. Asking for too much information:
    • ask as few information as possible
    • ask nothing inappropriate / too personal
    • ask for additional information on a later date
    • shorten labels / unclutter form
  4. Too much text (problem: short span of attention):
    • clear headlines
    • important stuff first
    • short bullet lists instead of full text
    • shorten text
  5. Not keeping promises:
    • repeat words from the target page
    • provide clear access to the information offered
  6. Visual distractions (visual assault, unrelated to the product, unclear navigation –> waste of time):
    • elements must not compete with the call-to-action
    • remove colors, effects, …
    • use only specific relevant images
  7. Lack of credibility:
    • strength by positive association
    • feature well known symbols prominently
    • show client logos / brands / media as “badges” (little signs)

When creating a landing page just go through this checklist and make sure you did not make one of these most serious usability mistakes – and the chances for success will rise significantly.

 

Source

 

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]]> http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/09/09/summary-7-deadly-sins-of-landing-page-design/feed/ 0 Programming Languages for the Web 2011 http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/09/04/programming-languages-for-the-web-2011/ http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/09/04/programming-languages-for-the-web-2011/#comments Sun, 04 Sep 2011 19:04:11 +0000 Blackbam http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/?p=1617 Recently I finished my second bachelor thesis called “Programming Languages for the Web 2011″ with the aim of digging deeper into programming language design, structure, usage statistics and affordances of the WWW. It was a matter of interest to know what possibilities web developers have and what programming language they prefer to use.

 

  • Have you ever asked if there are still good alternatives to PHP and Java?
  • Are you sick of reading endless discussions about which programming languages are better, without substantial evidence?
  • Are you searching for a scientific approach to compare and understand the differences between programming languages to make an important choice?

 

If any of these points is of interrest for you, then you can download and read the whole work from here, as it might be useful.

 

> Download and read the whole work <

Abstract

This work shows the differences between and the varieties of programming languages for the World Wide Web at present times and also helps understanding these. To reach this aim, the differences between programming languages are analyzed, and the affordances and circumstances of programming for the WWW are determined as well. Furthermore, an analysis of usage statistics is made to show what certain programming languages are in use today.

 

As a result the most important programming languages for the Web 2011 are determined. Furthermore, a detailed programming language comparison sheet is presented, which can be used to compare the suitability of common and uncommon programming languages for Web use in general.

Results

 

 

Programming languages have huge differences among themselves. They can be classified among their computational model, hardware abstraction level and programming paradigms. Technically comparable distinctive features are basically the level of compilation/interpretation, storage management, type system, effectiveness and expressiveness. Other distinctive features include popularity and a lot of things associated with popularity, syntactic / semantic rules (which are only difficult to compare technically) and the intended use of a programming language.

Affordances for programming languages on the Web are different and limited. There has to be a distinction between server-side programming, client-side programming and web application programming:

 

  • Server-side programming can be done with every programming language basically (usually using CGI), while specific “Module-/ Plugin-loading mechanisms” or special software solutions usually provide significant advantages.
  • Client-side programming is limited to the capacity of important Web browsers, so the JavaScript and XSLT-standards as Java Applets are kind of outstanding here, as all other technologies must usually use browser Plugins.
  • Web Application Programming can be done with every programming language to be compiled for the client system (but there are advantages/disadvantages to consider)

 

Especially web specific features, frameworks, solutions, techniques and technologies can improve a programming languages‟ qualification for the Web significantly.
As a result of the work we can assume, that programming languages for the Web 2011 are mostly scripting languages that have a tendency to high hardware abstraction. Based on their popularity, we figured out the following candidates to be the most important ones currently, according to statistics (note that the information in brackets only describes primary characteristics):

 

  • Java (general purpose language, especially the applications of Java dedicated to Web programming, server-side / client-side)
  • C# (general purpose language, especially the applications of C# dedicated to Web programming, server-side, proprietary)
  • PHP (scripting language, server-side)
  • Perl (scripting language, server-side)
  • Python (partly scripting language, server-side)
  • Ruby (scripting language, server-side)
  • JavaScript (scripting language, client-side)

It stands out that C# is the only “mostly proprietary” language to be widely used for web programming purposes and that 5 out of 7 candidates are scripting languages.

 

There are some more programming languages, which are almost equally important, but have one of “not as good in statistics” or “primarily not intended for web programming”, these are:

 

  • CFML/CFScript for ColdFusion (scripting language, server-side, proprietary)
  • ActionScript (scripting language, clident-side, proprietary)
  • XSLT (transformation programming language, client-side)
  • Objective-C (application programming language, client-side)
  • C (system programming language, client-side / server-side)
  • C++ (system programming language, client-side / server-side)
  • Visual Basic (with descendant VBScript, client-side / server-side, proprietary)

 

There are a lot of domain specific languages which are not included in this comparison as they are no real programming languages; these are HTML, XML, CSS, and SQL in the first place.

]]> http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/09/04/programming-languages-for-the-web-2011/feed/ 0 Gallery: Impressions of Greece http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/08/31/gallery-impressions-of-greece/ http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/2011/08/31/gallery-impressions-of-greece/#comments Tue, 30 Aug 2011 22:44:41 +0000 Blackbam http://www.blackbam.at/blackbams-blog/?p=1582 Just some hobby-photographs from summer-holidays near the eastern coast of greece (Agiokampos and Meteora)…

 

 
Image of Meteora Greek tree Meteora - monastery view Eastern seaside of Greece Meteora Greek woods Meteora Eastern seaside of Greece Meteora Rocks and waves Climbing rocks in Meteora ...

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