If you own any .com domains - you may be contacted by this company to renew your domain, i suggest that you immediately file any correspondence in the shredder so that it’s totally secure and you don’t unexpectedly pay at least twice as much as you should for your own domain.
Note that if it’s a popular domain - it’s going to be a lot more than twice as much - i know one person who got quoted a couple of thousand pounds to renew through them (for a year)- the latest one i’ve received (shredded) is for twice as much as it actually costs.
It’s for a takeaway tandoori restaurant in Kidwelly including it’s contact information and their menu.
One of my customers was using a third party form embedded in an iframe on his site - but I’ve just implemented a form for them at Llanelli DJ’s site which at least conforms to the style of their site - black and white but their third party form was good old fashioned black on white so didn’t at all conform to the style of their site.
At least most of the Llanelli DJ’s site is fairly static but I think I’m going to have to install a links manager for him to enable him to add links to other sites himself.
Good luck on the dj work djjenx - Llanelli’s newest DJ!
This one’s a nightmare and the only reason I’ve still got sql 2000 on any of my machines. They are having issues with the merge going wrong and the old content instead of the newer content being replicated.
Currently trying custom replication for them - although I think I would personally prefer to use a custom stored procedure instead of the standard SQL merge replication com objects!
Back working in Edinburgh for an internet company for another 3 months - working on their database which is SQL 2005 and uses replication heavily - 6 web servers to contend with (at the moment).
Interesting especially having spent the last 6 months effectively working on batch to be faced with the challenge of <.2 seconds response time for all the queries - although there are quite a few batch processes to deal with as well which don't have quite as strict a response time. Just as well when some of the feeds are > 6Gb!
Although having loaded a backlog of 300 events, by the time the development was finished - most of them are in the expired category (automatically expire based on the date of the event!).
Quite suprised by the regional takeup of the feature for wedding fayre organisers to add their own details - some parts of the country seem to love it - others are just not interested at all.
The site is All Wedding Fayres which allows event organisers to add their own events to the site - with a review of all additions - you know what it’s like - you allow comments or guestbooks and lo and behold they get filled with links for dubious products and websites.
Lucy and Paul on their wedding day