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It is most odd. Had a client just totally fall off the map (Google-wise) the other day. They think it is in reference to a number of 404 pages their CMS threw for the following (and many more) URLs: http://www.wti.com/console-servers.html http://www.wti.com/power-reboot-switches.html http://www.wti.com/rack-mount-switched-pdu.html http://www.wti.com/switched-pdu.html Anyone seen such odd behavior? You can find them in Google Search …
I recently upgraded my development laptop from Vista (with a failing hard drive) to Windows 7 with a smoking fast Hitatchi 500Gb 7200k drive. I’ve been totally stoked with the perfomance increase (especially boot speeds) so far. I’ve working through a number of issues getting IIS and VisualStudio playing nice together when I ran into …
In the past, when doing global search and replaces across text fields in SQL server, I’d been taking the path of least resistance and just writing ASP.NET pages to loop through and performing .Replace() on the SQL column in question. Of course a devoted programmer, or at least one with more time on their hands, …
This tutorial should be helpful to our clients wishing to access project intranets we’ve established in the ExhibitA.com domain using Google Sites. The challenge comes when you try and log into a Google Site (GS) that is part of a Google Apps domain (GA), it isn’t immediately obvious how to log in if email address …
Looking for a great way make your invitations stand out from the rest? Then use this mashup from mapenvelope.com. This simple little application allows you to input a location that it looks up in Google Maps and will then print out the map with cut and fold lines so you can fold the sheet into an …
Normally, doing a search and replace in SQL is not radically difficult. You basically do an update using the replace() function. For example: 1: Update Product 2: Set Description = replace(Description, 'old text is this', 'new text will be this') 3: where Description like '%old text is this%' However, if the Description column in your …
