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Wed, 17 Jun 2009
Jun 17, 2009, 08:48
[home] This cottage is in the Haliburton Highlands, and is a year round getaway. Go check it out! ~Jason
New Web Site - Haliburton Cottage Rental, Farquhar Lake
A couple of weeks ago I was asked to design a web site for a cottage on Farquhar Lake, in Haliburton.![]()
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Mon, 11 Aug 2008
Aug 11, 2008, 10:55
[home/perl_scripts] This weekend I designed a new web site for Dundas Women’s Software Association. In the process I wrote a couple of new scripts which I hope will be of use to other people for their sites. The first script is a modification of the ESC database/shopping cart. You see, the great thing about this shopping cart is that it is so completely flexible and customizable— it can be used with any column names, and the data actually comes from Google Docs. You simply create a spreadsheet in Google Docs, fill in the fields, and viola! A searchable database is created on your site…. editable anytime through Google Docs. So I made their baseball game schedule a spreadsheet on Google Docs, and now ESC shows that schedule dynamically on their site. You can click on any team name to see all the dates and times that team is playing. I also wrote a little short script which calculates the standings of the teams automatically based on how many wins each team has had. The other script I wrote is really cool: it’s a “Meeting-Minutes” application. It shows all the minutes from all meetings as a list by date down the right side. Clicking on a date will display those minutes in a browser… it’s also instantly searchable, so you can quickly find the results of a decision from years ago. At some point in the next day or two I’ll put the Meeting-Minutes script up for sale on Intelliscript.net. I’ll likely sell if for $10.00. If you want it, and don’t see it there, shoot me an email and I’ll hook you up. ~Jason
A Couple New Scripts
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Mon, 30 Jun 2008
Jun 30, 2008, 11:36
[home] I’ve made another custom RSS feed - I love these things. Facebook has a few good feeds, but I’ve always been annoyed that when new posts were made to groups I own, I wouldn’t be alerted in anyway. So I created a new feed today which includes new wall posts, posted items, photos, and more. So now I can subscribe to the groups I make or are interested in, to stay up-to-date with what’s going on in a quick, easy way. Here’s the Jason Silver group: And here’s the Pipe: Just enter in your group numeric ID. ~Jason
Addicted to RSS Feeds
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http://pipes.yahoo.com/jasonsilver/facebookgroup
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Wed, 25 Jun 2008
Jun 25, 2008, 18:53
[home] A friend of mine asked an important question today, which I get a lot. I thought I should post my response here to benefit as many people as possible: The way most search engines work now, is to rate how important your page is by how many people are linking to it. It’s called site “popularity.” The best way to start getting higher in the search engines for your topic, is to comment on lots of other similarly themed sites, with the hope that they will, in response to your comment, find your content and link to it because of it’s intrinsic value. There are all kinds of ways to get links back to you by devious means, but they tend to have either short-lived, or harmful effects. Search engines recognize these sorts of links as being a type of spam— you can possibly have your site blocked by search engines. My trick? I subscribe to custom search engine RSS feeds for various keywords, so that when posts and articles are made anywhere on the Internet about these keywords, I can go and leave a comment. Often comment boxes will allow you to leave a URL, and so always leave yours when you respond. By doing this, a link from sites relating to your keywords will be pointing back to you, and if your comment is informative, actual visitors might follow your link when they read your comment. Just remember: don’t make your comment look spammy, or advertisement based at all. For marketing on the Internet, location, location, location is better said as “Content, content, content.” Hope this helps! ~Jason
Getting Your Site in Search Engines
Jason Silver
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Thu, 06 Mar 2008
Mar 06, 2008, 11:31
[home/perl_scripts] I’ve been rebuilding the Browser Page Editor script over the last few weeks… it’s actually getting pretty cool. Here are some features: As you can see, this is a very powerful, easy-to-use script. I’m adding new features, and improving install-ability every day. If you’re interested, get it now at Intelliscript.net. When the script is released, existing users will get it for free. New users will have to pay a higher price for this script, so now is the time to get in on the deal. ~Jason
Edit Content Script
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