Michael S. Clark

The Pro Shop that I developed at Computa Services for the Carnoustie Golf Links, is now live.
It uses concurrent AJAX, calling a lightweight PHP+XML web service layer to communicate with a Microsoft SQL Server.
The management application that the staff at the Links use to administer the bookings is written in C#, using C# web services [...]

The online tee-time booking system that I developed at Computa Services for the Carnoustie Golf Links, is now live.
It uses concurrent AJAX, calling a lightweight PHP+XML web service layer to communicate with a Microsoft SQL Server.
The management application that the staff at the Links use to administer the bookings is written in C#, using C# [...]

Under usual circumstances, hosting WordPress on IIS7 would not normally allow permalinks to be used. There are some commercial solutions, including the ISAPI_Rewrite module (which I couldn’t get to work).
Another less elegant solution was to create a replacement 404 error page that would perform the redirection. This worked, but when the redirection occurred, any POSTed [...]

I’ve added PicLens support to all of my galleries.
The required RSS feed is dynamically generated using PHP as are the thumbnails so you would only have to provide a gallery of images.
I’ve zipped up the code here.

I’ve been waiting a while for The Courier (my local paper) to provide an RSS feed for their news stories.
Anyway, I decided to do one myself. I’ve zipped up the code here and I’ve hosted it on my employer’s server here.
Give me a shout if you find an errors or improvements.