Another part of the ever-ongoing project is to find a way to add a CMS function to the timetables. Now we really should (and almost certainly will in the future) simply API data from our bookings and reservations system onto our site, so this solution is more of a stop-gap, but it does give me … Read moreCode that makes me smile – more sql, disctinct/paging
Ok, cheeky post but too much wordage for twitter – just a quick post to say that I have configured incoming/outgoing email on my SP application, and normally I’d reproduce the whole lot here but today I’ll just provide you the two excellent links that helped 100%. http://sharepointgeorge.com/2010/configuring-incoming-email-sharepoint-2010/ And http://sharepointgeorge.com/2010/configuring-outgoing-email-sharepoint-2010/ Many thanks must go to … Read moreAdventures in Sharepoint – email setup
Ok, just a brief one, but important, for me, nonetheless! I have a page on our site that displays various special offers – the CMS part is coded so that each offer is an entry in the a database, the form contains two date variables, offer start and offer end dates. The idea being that … Read moreCode that makes me smile – sql comparisons
The Background Lands End Airport is one of our sites – and therefore one of my sites! It is one of our busiest and arguably most popular departure points, is used for Engineering activities as well as managed by ourselves. In that there is a lot of infrastructure up there. And with lots of infrastructure … Read moreHow do you fix an internet problem like Lands End Airport?
SEO – step one – Meta tags. Meta tags were one of things you always needed to get really right to get your site ranked well, as times have moved on and software becomes cleverer they are less important, although still useful search engines, like google, will now spider (read) your site and look for … Read moreMeta Tags