Your granny won’t ever use ‘Second Life’
Published on 18 January 2007 in BBC, Web Development, BBC, bbc.co.uk, web development
The BBC's Fifteen Web Principles
Published on 18 January 2007 in BBC, Web Development, BBC, bbc.co.uk, web development
The BBC's Fifteen Web Principles
Published on 7 December 2006 in Web Development, web development
Over the last few weeks, I've slowly been migrating some of my JavaScript to use the Yahoo! JavaScript event library after discovering that my own attempts at event handling, weren't working quite as well as I'd planned.
Published on 12 August 2006 in Planet Bods, Web Development, Planet Bods, spam, spammers, web development
Over the last few weeks my humble email form has been getting a slowly increasing amount of spam emails sent through is - usually with Japanese email addresses for some reason. Now as the web form just gets sent to me and doesn't go near the web site so I just sighed and put it with the rest of my spam.
Published on 22 December 2005 in Web Development, backstage.bbc.co.uk, Planet Bods, web development
Some time ago, I released myCommute out into the wild - a personalised way to view public transport travel updates from your PC, using the BBC's Travel feeds.
Published on 19 November 2005 in Planet Bods, Web Development, PHP, Planet Bods, web development
It's with a sense of trepidation that I today reactivated the first of my PHP built webforms since the email injection attack on my site nearly three weeks ago. Ever since then, I've had an ever increasing number attempts on the Hitoplive based forms which remained. None successful of course, but it's meant that I've been a little cautious about unleashing my new script on the world.
Published on 1 November 2005 in Internet, internet, PHP, spam, spammers, web development
Thanks to the script/person who hacked a webform on planetbods.org this evening and started using it to send out junk email to goodness knows who. Enjoy rotting in hell once you and your moronic kind have finally killed off the internet once and for all.
Published on 24 October 2005 in Planet Bods, Movable Type, web development
Well all good things must come to an end. After over three years, I've finally moved Movable Type over to using mySQL instead of the old Berkley DB database. Wiith several hundred posts in it, things were just getting a little too slow to work with, so it had to go.
Published on 20 October 2005 in Web Development, Movable Type, web development
For well over a year or so, I've been working, in my spare time, on a content management project for the erstwhile Transdiffusion - a project which has, ultimately, resulted in the neglect of this blog, the upload of my photos and goodness knows what else.
Published on 31 August 2005 in Internet, internet, web development
Because I don't have my browser set to full screen. And I don't want my browser to be set at full screen.
Published on 13 August 2005 in Planet Bods, Apache, CSS, Firefox, PHP, web development
Well it's taken a year and I've finally fixed most of the issues with the CSS on my sites, and Firefox not displaying it, thus leaving the site looking plain and white until you refreshed.