Internet Explorer 6 is an old browser, in internet terms it is a dinosaur. Released in 2001, it has been the mainstay of peoples internet experience over the last 9 years. The masses are often reluctant to change unless something pushes them along. Firstly, Firefox gave users a good alternative browser to use (Better in
Is this the needed Push Out the Door for IE6? Read More »
Well as usual, the run up to Christmas was frenetic with lots of things to get done before the break. It has been quiet for the last few days as many clients in this part of the world are either on holiday, or are in the Tourism industry and are working hard during the peak
New Clients for the new year, Welcome! Read More »
I have recently moved a site over from an ASP content management system to Joomla. One of the tricky things was creating the redirects for the pages on the old site to the new. Normally this is easy enough when you are redirecting a static page to another static page. Unfortuntely the mod_rewrite in Apache
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Kick it to the Kerb? That would be nice, as most web designers have come unstuck when a nice design fails spectacularly in IE6. But unfortunately, there are still lots of people (over 30% in most cases) that are still using it, that is too large a number to upset with messages about compatibility and
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We provide Adobe Contribute to quite a number of our clients. (From the Macromedia days too) With the semi announcement (only semi, since Adobe haven\’t released anything yet) it posed a question about where is Business Catalyst going to fit within the product offerings of Adobe. Looking at what there currently is, the only thing
Adobe Contribute at risk from Business Catalyst Purchase? Read More »
Well September is here, Spring in NZ – Good times ahead. So here are some of the people we have been working with in August Crackerjack Fishing – Charter Boat in the Bay of IslandsDiveOps – Dive the Canterbury wreck as well as the Rainbow WarriorTeam Dilusi – Rally Team based up here in KerikeriKerikeri
Spring has Sprung – Welcome Read More »
Will it be Binghoo or Yabing? With the announcement that Microsoft and Yahoo collaborating on search for a 10 year license term, one of the key outcomes is that Yahoo search will now be powered by Bing, the new Microsoft \”Decision Engine\” After Xtra ditched MSN and went to Yahoo, Microsoft is back in the
Xtra/Yahoo NZ back in the Search Hands of Microsoft Read More »
Well we are nearly at the end of July, on the down slide to Christmas. Here are new additions to the Deepweb Family Mid North Town and Country – New Local Newspaper Auckland Rubbish Removal Information Necia Prior\’s Art Blog Ragdoll Cottage and Kittens Crazy Steve\’s NZ Golf Equipment Welcome all.
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HTML 4 has been around for many years, and it looks like the newest incarnation HTML5 is going to make some serious changes to the way the web works. Here is a video for those who are interested (it is over an hour long, and targetted at a technical audience, but very informative) Here are
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In the world of Twitter, ReTweets are becoming the defacto method of recommending content. While you can create your own Tweets and use a URL shortener like Bit.ly (my favourite) to point someone to a web page you like, ReTweets are the simple way to do it. However, the page you want to retweet needs
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