Just a quick rant to request that anyone who contacts me and leaves an email address – excluding spam comments which get deleted with little though – please leave an email address that works!
This has happened quite frequently over the past few months. Maybe I’ll have to add a second confirm email field which cross checks before confirmation.
If you’ve sent me a contact and I’ve not got back to you – it’s probably because I can’t, not won’t.
The beta stage of the upcoming QinetiX Domain Portfolio Administrator has been completed, and is now at release candidate stage (RC1).
This is a from the ground up rewrite of some of the core features of the stagnating WP Domain Portfolio product, itself based on the standalone domain name portfolio, and using the new QinetiX RAD-WP framework for creating PHP5 OOP WordPress Plugins for WordPress 2.7+. There are substantial differences, improvements, and new features, including new DB structures, categories and template tags. It allows a fully fledged domain portfolio site to be created within wordpress. The product also uses the new WordPress 2.7+ administration framework for ease of use.
I’ve updated the Postnuke 2 WordPress migration tool to improve the directory path handling. It should work file with all releases of WordPress 2.7+ . Any problems please let me know.
I’ve been a big fan of jQuery for a while, but since wordpress moved to utilise the library as the core javascript library I have started to use it more and more…. but still only scratching the surface.
Looks like there are sporadic contact form issues where the input isn’t being recognised. A successful submit should display the sent message in green with a success message. If you’re having issues contacting us through the contact form please use your normal email program to send a message to admin[at]anyname[dot]co[dot]uk. Replacing the parenthesis with dots of course.
Update: Hopefully these are fixed now…. thanks wordpress for not fixing the ‘failed upgrade’ bug, or adding a new ‘feature’ to the spaghetti code that is WordPress Core!
An interesting article in the news. Sort of submerged by the election, but no less important.
We’re running out of IP addresses! Not big news there, but just how critical the process is becoming IS big news.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/10105978.stm
When virtually every piece of electronic equipment is demanding some kind of online connection… which isn’t far off in the future, and in many cases the present, then ipv6 will be a necessity.
As they say necessity is the mother of invention. The inventing bit is already done… most web server technology has it built in. Now is the necessity bit.
I suspect by the time of the olympics ipv6 will be mainstream. Or we’ll all be watching it on 1 b&w tv in the corner of a room! Not.
While most internet users will say IP address? IPvwot? Their understanding of internet protocols is submegred behind the OS or browser url bar, for the electonics & web industries this is a situation that requires immediate attention and resolution.
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