Ever wanted to know how a visitor found your site but are too lazy to go look up the stats? Collect the referrer information on the homepage and store it in a session. When they fill out a contact form collect that info and there you go. The below code assumes you have a windows server or unix with chilisoft installed, and that your have a contact form that fires …
More+Back in the early years of the Internet, you could do very little Search Engine Optimization and be ranked on the first page, or even #1. And with little or no maintenance you would stay in that position for a long time. But times have changed, therefore, a different approach must be taken in order to compete.
Do your Homework
Before you ever begin to do any Search Engine Optimization or before …
More+We are big fans of wordpress and would like to share some of our own research to help others with similar issues. It really sucks that WordPress by default doesn’t work with php/IIS installs. One would ask why not just switch to Apache? Because it can’t run ASP.NET, that’s why. Rather than dedicate an apache box just to gain a blog site with search engine optimized URLs, lets just get it to …
More+You may run across a fairly undocumented bug while developing web sites in CSS. The background you’ve defined in your CSS doesn’t want to repeat. Typically you could just use the “clear:both” attributes but it fails too. A simple fix is to put a regular HTML 4.0 tag like <BR> in your code and apply the style manually. Like this <br style=”clear:both;”> fakes the browser into working anyway and tada! you got …
More+Finally, we decided to put together a much talked about utah web design blog. We initially only wanted to post common bugs or issues we faced while developing websites as an inhouse/public resource. Hopefully once picked up by the search engines it would help others facing similar conundrums. It was only after marketing heard we were slapping up a blog site that they decided to put in their two cents. …
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