if (defined("_JLEGACY")){
$name = 'mosConfig_'.$key;
$GLOBALS[$name] = $val;
}
}
}

and add after:

$auto_currency = JRequest::getVar('auto_currency', null, "COOKIE");
if ($auto_currency == null) {
$href= "index.php";
$hrefVars = '';
$queryString = JRequest::getVar('QUERY_STRING', null ,"SERVER");
if( !empty($queryString) ) {
$vars = explode( "&", $queryString );
if( count($vars) > 0 && $queryString) {
foreach ($vars as $var) {
if( eregi('=', $var ) ) {
list($key, $value) = explode( "=", $var);
if( $key != "lang" ) {
if( $hrefVars != "" ) {
$hrefVars .= "&";
}
// ignore mosmsg to ensure it is visible in frontend
if( $key != 'mosmsg' ) {
$hrefVars .= "$key=$value";
}
}
}
}
}
}

// Add the existing variables
if( $hrefVars != "" ) {
$href .= '?' .$hrefVars;
}

switch ($country) {
case 'BG': setcookie( "auto_currency", "CHF", time()+24*3600, '/' ); $GLOBALS['product_currency'] = "CHF"; $product_currency = "CHF"; break;
case 'US': setcookie( "auto_currency", "USD", time()+24*3600, '/' ); $GLOBALS['product_currency'] = "USD"; $product_currency = "USD";break;
default: setcookie( "auto_currency", "EUR", time()+24*3600, '/' ); $GLOBALS['product_currency'] = "EUR"; $product_currency = "EUR";
}

if (!strpos($queryString, 'index.php'))
{
$href = JURI::current();
$hrefVars = '';
}

// if there are other vars we need to add a & otherwiese ?
if( $hrefVars == '' ) {
$href .= '?' . 'product_currency=' . $product_currency . '&lang=' .$jfLang->getLanguageCode();
} else {
$href .= '&' . 'product_currency=' . $product_currency . '&lang=' .$jfLang->getLanguageCode();;
}

// $msg = 'Your currency automaticly set to ' . $product_currency . ', your country is ' . $country;
$app = JFactory::getApplication();
$app->redirect ($href);
}

Check code after switch ($country) there you sould add any other countries and currencies.

$tmp->url = JURI::base();

to:

$tmp->url = str_replace(array($tmp->route.'/', $tmp->route), '', JRoute::_( $tmp->url ));

Now everything should for as it has to.

if((self.parent && !(self.parent===self)) && (self.parent.frames.length != 0)){
self.parent.location=document.location;
}

JURI::base();

Current URL:

JURI::current();

Full URL:

JRequest::getURI();

foreach ($list as $i => &$item)

add:

$num = 1;

and before:

if (!empty($class)) {
  $class = '';
}

add:

if ($num++ == count($list) || $item->shallower) $class .= ' last';

You have not to forget to enable “System – Language Filter” in Joomla Extentions -> Plug-in Manages. Also you should create menu and make “Default” pages for each language.
Here some images to make it more clear:

Also, it is good idea to read full manual of how to enable Joomla Multi-Language System: http://multilingual-joomla-demo.cloudaccess.net/en/multi-lingual-steps-by-steps.html

window.addEvent('resize', function(){
    $clear(timer);
    var timer = (function(){
        // your actions goes here
    }).delay(50);
});

You may play with timer delay.

lt – less than
gt – greater than
lte – less than or equal to
gte – greater than or equal to

Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on

RewriteBase /

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.php/$1 [L]

Next in ExpressionEngine administration panel in Admin > General Configuration set Name of your site’s index page empty.

The requirements are, of course, EE 2.2+ and PHP with one of the image manipulation protocols listed above. To create your own thumbnails, first you need to set up a new upload destination.

In the settings for the new destination near the bottom are the rules for creating additional images. The fields to set are short name, height and width. You can use the Resize Type dropdown to constrain or crop the image and the Watermark dropdown to create a watermark. Remember the names of each short name you create because this is how we will access the thumbnails that EE generates later in this article.

* Leaving height or width blank will allow you to not change the aspect ratio of the image.

Once the upload directory is set and you have a channel ready, publish a new entry and upload a new image. As the image gets uploaded the additional images are automagically created. If you already have entries with images that you would like to use, click on the synchronize icon from the File Upload Preferences page and then click submit on the following form. This will scan all images in the directory and create the extra images using the rules.

Now it’s time to change or create the template code to use the new images. Here is sample code for a basic blog with images.

{exp:channel:entries channel=”blog”}
    <h1>{title}</h1>
    <img src=”{blog_img}” alt=”blog_img” />
    <p>{blog_content}</p>
{/exp:channel:entries}

All you will need to do to use the new images is to change the {blog_img} single tag to a tag pair and type in the short name of the image you would like to use prefixed with an underscore. This is to direct the file path to the newly created image. This works because EE creates a folder for all of the thumbs it creates for each Short Name by using the short name plus an underscore (ie. _nameyoumake).

{exp:channel:entries channel=”blog”}
    <h1>{title}</h1>
    {blog_img}
        <img src=”{path}_shortName/{filename}.{extension}” alt=”blog_img” />
    {/blog_img}
    <p>{blog_content}</p>
{/exp:channel:entries}

Using this method you can create multiple images to use in different parts of the page using the default EE install. This can help keep image file sizes small to decrease page load times and use thumbnails for an image gallery. EE, by default, creates an 100×100 thumbnail called thumbs in the directory _thumbs.

Article was copied from: VIM Interactive