Add “did you mean” function to website, mySQL
December 22nd, 2009Say what?
Like Google you might want to offer “did you mean” functionality to your site visitors, not sure where to start? or just looking for a quick fix! then you’r in the right place…
To kick off with it’s worth noting that we are going to be using mySQL Stored procedures, along with the various mySQL built in functions, such as: SOUNDEX() et al.
Lets start by building some key parts of our database, begining with the “tbl_dictionary”, we are going to need a dictionary to compare our users input against, below I show you the table structure. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: did you mean, google style, improve search, mySQL, usability
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Adobe Spry Tooltip Flicker FIX
December 16th, 2009We recently had an oportunity to use the Tooltip widget from the Adobe Spry Framework that ships with Dreamweaver CS4, it worked great until the toolip reached the boundaries of the browser window, at which point it would flicker like mad! Ugly, YES! Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: ad, adobe, adobe spry, bug, CS3, CS4, Dreamweaver, fix, flicker, spry
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Phishtank Get it Wrong
December 15th, 2009On Nov 18th 2009 at 3:08 PM our site was submitted to phistank.com by some anonymous urk called PhishReporter, he/she got it wrong! We have emailed them directly asking to be removed from their now somewhat dubious list. We have never received a response.
The story goes like this, we were testing some functionality for a client using the MS XML Object, the client had requested a degree of automation. Our developers had placed a file on the server to test the XML object was fetching urls correctly ( commonly known as debugging ). The url happened to be homepage of eBay, once loaded by the XML object, the response was written to the client. That’s it, the long and the short of it!
Let’s look at the definition of Phishing,
Wikipedia says:
“In the field of computer security, phishing is the criminally fraudulent process of attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames “
Looking at that deffinition it’s quite clear that our site should not have been and should not be listed on that wesbite.
If anyone at Phishtank.com would like to comment or even respond to our email I welcome your communication.
That’s all folks
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eCommerce Website Solution
November 24th, 2009The Long and the Short of it…
For those who just want to know what it is and what it does!
This website solution is one of our most popular; being a strong all rounder it usable “straight from the box”. Your site could be up and running and making you money in no time at all! It’s also a great contender for customisation, should you wish. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: cheap websites, website design, websites
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What is the Really BIG Sale?
November 23rd, 2009“Really BIG Sale” is our promotional engine, each day a new genuine deal will be available and published throughout various social networks. Those of you who are luck nay savvy enough will grab yourself a bargain. This is not one of those faux bargains you see on the highstreet or in your supermarket where items are overpriced for a short time so they can then be marked down as a sale even though the price is what it would have been anyway, NO, this is real! If we say 50% off! that really does mean you get the product/service at half the price it was before and half the price it will be when the offer is over.
To take advantage of a “Really BIG Sale” you must take advantage on that day, there is no roll over and tomorrow you cannot take advantage of a deal that was available today, that is just the way it is!
“Really BIG Sale” is only available while stocks last and are subject to availability and terms & conditions, you should familiarise yourself with them!
Tags: cheap websites, inexpensive, really big sale, special offer, website, you know the drill
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My Everyday Developer Utilities
November 12th, 2009Say what?
During my daily development for clients, over the years I have pulled together or written various utilities that speed up and progress things a little a quicker. While mulling over the vast array of them while doing a backup I figured I should share some of them with others, so here they are, enjoy. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: HTTP, Request Editor, software utilites
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The Spice Market
September 9th, 2009www.thespicemarket.co.uk
Why?
Lynn and Stuart Dunn have sold a range of spices, herbs, dried fruit and nuts at markets in Grantham and Spalding for more than 20 years. With the pressure of the current economic climate they both felt it was the right time to push the business forward. Read the rest of this entry »
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Business Development Manager
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A Selection of Our Work
September 1st, 2009Here at Media Modus we are proud of what we have done! So we thought we would show you a selection of the websites we have designed and developed!
Tags: clients, portfolio, showcase
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