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I have been working hard but I do not expect you noticed
I spent all of yesterday working very hard on web site updates - to THIS site - and I don't expect you'll have noticed anything different about it so far today as you browse. Am I depressed about that? No - it's as I intended it to be - but then WHY make changes? We now have over 10,000 (yes, ten thousand) different URLs here which are searchable. Of course, they're not all individual pages as many of them are Content Managed via the Blog, the Forum, the Wiki, the Library and the Training Examples System. Most content changes are subtle and well hidden, and "look and feel" changes are just a few pixels here and there. But necessary web site development and maintainance, none the less. Some samples of updates (can you spot what has changed on these pages?) ... [Link] General Subject Introductions [Link] Quiz Pages [Link] Programming questions - try your knowledge [Link] All about our searches [Link] A landing page for external links [Link] Popular searches to bring people to our pages [Link] Our Library of over 700 books ... [Link] ... individual books subjects [Link] ... individual books [Link] Author list ... [Link] ... and details of individual authors [Link] Horse's Mouth Archive pages [Link] Wiki shared data pages [Link] Longer Technical articles in our solution centre There are even gentle changes on the home page! [Link] Looking back at my title, I come across rather like Marvin the Paranoid Android from Douglas Adam's HitchHiker's Guide to the Galaxy (with perhaps a bit of Victor Meldrew thrown in!). For sure, this sort of thing is a Herculean task - but it's a necessary one and I get a kind of strange satisfaction from doing it. (written 2008-09-14, updated 2008-09-15) 44e9 Associated topics are indexed under G902 - Well House Consultants - Web site techniques, utility and visibility[4076] Web site - fully back! - (2013-04-29) [4001] Helping search engines with appropriate 400 error codes - (2013-02-11) [3974] TV show appearance - how does it effect your web site? - (2013-01-13) [3896] An email marathon - (2012-10-15) [3776] Some traps it's so easy to fall into in designing your web site - (2012-06-23) [3745] Legal change - You need to obtain user consent if you use cookies on your website - (2012-06-01) [3744] Short Web Addresses for Melksham - (2012-05-30) [3734] QR codes with marketing logos embedded - (2012-05-16) [3623] Some TestWise examples - helping use Ruby code to check your web site operation - (2012-02-24) [3589] Promoting a single one of your domains on the search engines - (2012-01-22) [3563] How big is a web page these days? Does the size of your pages matter? - (2011-12-26) [3554] Learning more about our web site - and learning how to learn about yours - (2011-12-17) [3532] Sharing the user experience - designing a form with the customer in mind - (2011-11-29) [3491] Who is knocking at your web site door? Are you well set up to deal with allcomers? - (2011-10-21) [3426] Automed web site testing scripted in Ruby using watir-webdriver - (2011-09-09) [3367] Google +1 - what is it? - (2011-07-22) [3197] Finding and diverting image requests from rogue domains - (2011-03-08) [3149] Looking back at www.wellho.net - (2011-01-28) [3087] Making the most of critical emails - reading behind the scene - (2010-12-16) [3022] Retaining web site visitors - reducing the one page wonders - (2010-10-31) [2981] How to set up short and meaningfull alternative URLs - (2010-10-02) [2668] Is it worth it? - (2010-03-09) [2569] How to run a successful online poll / petition / survey / consultation - (2010-01-10) [2552] Web site traffic - real users, or just noise? - (2009-12-26) [2532] Analysing Google arrivals by country of origin - (2009-12-10) [2519] Status Page / breaks of service in early December - (2009-11-30) [2410] Removal of technical resources from this site - (2009-09-19) [2389] Writing with our customers words - (2009-09-01) [2341] Koulutus, Open Source tietokone kielillä - (2009-08-09) [2340] ldning, Open Source dator språk - (2009-08-09) [2339] Opplæring, Open Source datamaskinen språk - (2009-08-09) [2338] Uddannelse, Open Source computer sprog - (2009-08-09) [2337] Opleiding, Open Source computertalen - (2009-08-09) [2336] Formação, Open Source computador línguas - (2009-08-09) [2335] Ausbildung, die Open-Source-Sprachen - (2009-08-09) [2334] Formazione, Open Source computer lingue - (2009-08-09) [2333] Formación, de los lenguajes de código abierto - (2009-08-09) [2332] Formation, des langages Open Source - (2009-08-09) [2225] How important is a front page ranking on a search engine? - (2009-06-09) [2065] Static mirroring through HTTrack, wget and others - (2009-03-03) [2056] Web Site Loading - experiences and some solutions shared - (2009-02-26) [1982] Cooking bodies and URLs - (2009-01-08) [1970] Plagarism - who is copying my pages? - (2009-01-02) [1961] Making our things easier to find - (2008-12-26) [1955] How to avoid duplicating web page maintainance - (2008-12-20) [1888] Find the link - (2008-11-16) [1856] A few of my favourite things - (2008-10-26) [1833] Web Bloopers - good form design - avoiding pitfalls - (2008-10-11) [1793] Which country does a search engine think you are located in? - (2008-09-11) [1756] Ever had One of THOSE mornings? - (2008-08-16) [1747] Who is watching you? - (2008-08-10) [1711] Rapid growth leads to server move - (2008-07-17) [1653] How do Google Ads work? - (2008-05-25) [1634] Kiss and Book - (2008-05-07) [1630] To provide external links, or not? - (2008-05-04) [1610] PHP course dot co, dot uk - (2008-04-13) [1554] Online hotel reservations - Melksham, Wiltshire (near Bath) - (2008-02-24) [1541] Colour, Composition or Content - (2008-02-16) [1534] Where in the world / country is my visitor from? - (2008-02-07) [1513] Perl, PHP or Python? No - Perl AND PHP AND Python! - (2008-01-20) [1506] Ongoing Image Copyright Issues, PHP and MySQL solutions - (2008-01-14) [1505] Script to present commonly used images - PHP - (2008-01-13) [1494] A time to update pictures - (2008-01-03) [1437] Above the fold with First Great Western - (2007-11-19) [1297] Stuffing content into a web page - easy maintainance - (2007-08-09) [1237] What proportion of our web traffic is robots? - (2007-06-19) [1212] What brought YOU to our web site? - (2007-06-01) [1207] Simple but effective use of mod_rewrite (Apache httpd) - (2007-05-27) [1198] From Web to Web 2 - (2007-05-21) [1186] Two new pages / sites - (2007-05-14) [1184] Finding resources - some pointers - (2007-05-13) [1177] Sorting out for a site map - (2007-05-05) [1104] Drawing dynamic graphs in PHP - (2007-03-09) [1055] Above the fold - (2007-01-28) [1029] Our search engine placement is dropping. - (2007-01-11) [1015] Search engine placement - long term strategy and success - (2006-12-30) [994] Training on Cascading Style Sheets - (2006-12-17) [976] Santa at the station - (2006-12-09) [916] Driving customers away - (2006-11-07) [893] Visibility - (2006-10-14) [800] Effective web campaign? - (2006-07-12) [767] Finding the language preference of a web site visitor - (2006-06-18) [757] Horse and Python training - (2006-06-12) [732] Where is a web site visitor browsing from - (2006-05-24) [718] Protecting images from theft - (2006-05-12) [681] Mirroring a dynamic site - (2006-04-12) [658] Keeping the visitors happy and browsing - (2006-03-26) [649] Denial of Service ''attack'' - (2006-03-17) [533] Bigger Box Campaign - (2005-12-18) [528] Getting favicon to work - avoiding common pitfalls - (2005-12-14) [510] Dynamic Web presence - next generation web site - (2005-11-29) [492] New Navigation Aid - Launch of My Wellho - (2005-11-11) [414] Form Madness - (2005-08-14) [376] What brings people to my web site? - (2005-07-13) [369] CMS - the minefield of Choices - (2005-07-05) [348] Graveyard pages - (2005-06-15) [347] Frightening and from-friend viruses and spams - (2005-06-14) [322] More maps - (2005-05-23) [320] Ordnance Survey - using a 'Get a map' - (2005-05-22) [314] What language is this written in? - (2005-05-17) [311] Growth pains - (2005-05-14) [288] Colour blindness for web developers - (2005-04-22) [284] The Iconish language - (2005-04-19) [278] Cover all the options - (2005-04-13) [276] An apology to Mr Boneparte - (2005-04-11) [274] Our most popular resources - (2005-04-10) [268] Information request forms, cleaning up spam - (2005-04-05) [261] Putting a form online - (2005-03-29) [259] Responding to spam - (2005-03-27) [222] Who are all these visitors? - (2005-02-20) [202] Searching for numbers - (2005-02-04) [197] Allow for peak traffic on your web site - (2005-02-01) [182] Your personal Google ranking - (2005-01-19) [179] The hunt for unique words - (2005-01-16) [173] Data Mining - (2005-01-09) [165] Implementing an effective site search engine - (2005-01-01) [142] Colour for access - (2004-12-06) [117] A case of case - (2004-11-14) [109] URLs - a service and not a hurdle - (2004-11-04) [98] No more 'Error 404' pages. Something better. - (2004-10-24) [32] Web design platoon - (2004-08-29) [23] Skills and responsibilities - (2004-08-22) 4f47
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Will your backups work if you have to restore them?Spiders Web Regular Expressions in PHP What does an browser understand? What does an HTML document contain? I have been working hard but I do not expect you noticed libwww-perl and Indy Library in your server logs? What have iTime, honeytrapagency and domain listing center got in common? Refactoring - a PHP demo becomes a production page All the pieces fall into place - hotel and courses |
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