Encouraging IE6 Usage Trends

October 1st, 2008

By this time next year, if IE 6’s usage pattern continues to match that of IE5, IE6 will be around 13% - iedeathmarch.org
In my opinion a 13% market share is still too high to drop IE6 support completely for anything intended for consumption by the general public. Let’s not forget that the majority of computer [...]

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Pages Redirecting to a 404 Error Only in Internet Explorer

September 23rd, 2008

This one had me stumped. The control panel for our CMS worked fine, just as it had been since, well since forever. The problem was that when visited with Internet Explorer users were now being presented with a brief flash of the login page followed by a 404 Not Found error.
After repeatedly pummeling my desk [...]

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G&G Motorsport Contact Form

September 23rd, 2008

Rick recently asked me help out with the redesign of the G&G Motorsport site. The task? An Ajax powered drop-down inline contact form available from any page. The solution? jQuery.
G&G Motorsports is an independent company specialising in the supply, fitting and calibration of engine control systems. The new site needed to serve up news, [...]

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How Today Has Gone: Expressed Via The Medium of Flowchart

August 20th, 2008

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Advice for Budding Web Developers

August 18th, 2008

The following guide came about after I was tasked with transferring my Web Development expertise into two VB developer colleagues. No mean feat in the one month I have left at my current place of work. Ultimately it’s possibly a futile task, but it’s worth a shot.
Web Development is not just collection of related [...]

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