http://blog.didsburydesign.com Web Design and Development Wed, 27 Feb 2013 22:28:24 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Down at Vibe you’ll regularly see some of the footballers from Barnsley Football Club. Our new trainer John Lucas has the guys in doing recovery sessions once a week. A flushing spin session followed by yoga and core training is usually the order of the day. The players were Tom Kennedy, Stephen Foster, ... http://blog.didsburydesign.com/2013/02/barnsley-football-club-vibe-personal-training-in-bury/ Andrew, the founder of Didsbury Design has now successfully achieved the Microsoft Certified specialist certification for: Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3. This is just part of our goal to provide better solutions for Business’ looking to harness the value that HTML5, CSS3 and Ajax can provide. Please don’t hesitate ... http://blog.didsburydesign.com/2013/01/programming-in-html5-with-javascript-and-css3/ Andrew, the founder of Didsbury Design has now successfully achieved the Microsoft Certified Professional Developer: SharePoint 2010. This is just part of our goal to provide better solutions for Business’ looking to harness the value that SharePoint can provide when configured, and customised effectively. Please don’t hesitate to get in ... http://blog.didsburydesign.com/2013/01/microsoft-certified-professional-developer-sharepoint-2010/ Andrew, the founder of Didsbury Design has now successfully achieved the Umbraco Certified Developer award at level 2. This is just part of our journey to being able to better provide solutions for business' looking for a professional Content Management System. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have ... http://blog.didsburydesign.com/2013/01/umbraco-certified-developer-level-2/ So you have decided to go with Umbraco as your CMS (good choice). After you have installed Umbraco and created a published page via the administration area you should be able to view your site. If you can view the site, this post is not for you! If you are getting redirected ... http://blog.didsburydesign.com/2012/09/umbraco-4-keeps-redirecting-to-installation-screen-after-content-published/ Every now and then, with Dynamics CRM 2011 (and CRM 4), you can end up with two default views for the same Entity. It seems to occur when you import a solution with certain customizations to an entity. I think in our case it occurred when we renamed the Account entity to be ... http://blog.didsburydesign.com/2012/04/resolve-multiple-default-views-in-microsoft-dynamics-crm-2011-supported/ OK so maybe you are trying to: Debug a website Debug a web service Debug another .NET app So you go into Visual Studio, Debug menu, Attach to process... SO you are looking for the w3p.exe process, but there are loads! Here is how to match up which process related to your application pool ... http://blog.didsburydesign.com/2011/11/matching-a-w3wp-process-to-an-application-pool-iis-site/ Andrew, the founder of Didsbury Design has now successfully passed the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) for SharePoint 2010 exam. This means we are now much better equipped to take on SharePoint projects and to advise others on similar work. We are aiming to achieve more certifications throughout 2011 to help ... http://blog.didsburydesign.com/2011/08/microsoft-certified-technology-specialist-for-sharepoint-2010/ We are proud to announce that our web hosting is now carbon neutral. Below is a description from our award winning provider. As a responsible hosting provider, we have recognised the need to develop carbon efficient hosting solutions to reduce our environmental impact. Data centres, which are necessary for housing servers and ... http://blog.didsburydesign.com/2010/11/carbon-neutral-web-hosting-from-didsbury-design/ What are canonical links used for The Canonical link element was introduced in 2009 to help cleanup duplicate pages on search engines. The html code is shown below and it basically informs search engines of the primary URL for that page. This means any alternative entry points to that page will not ... http://blog.didsburydesign.com/2010/11/canonical-urls-in-your-asp-net-mvc2-mvc3-application/