Natalie Downe
The last modified file on this site was: common.inc.php. It was modified on the Tuesday 10th June 2003 - 00:38:57.
Recently I encountered severe technical problems [accidentally deleting most of my site] and I would just like to say how fantastically lovely the customer service was from my hosting company: NeatHosting.net. It was 06:00 in the morning for them, and less than an hour after I reported my mistake they had restored my site from a backup made just the night before. This is not just a one-off example of the prompt, helpful and quality customer service they offer either. I would recommend them to everyone, they are the kind of hosting company the net needs, and I just wanted to say a very big thank you to them.
NEW :: Take a look at the new improved random quotes generator ... QuoteCode v1. [3rd April 2003] - Take a quote from the user, store it in a file, using the lines of the file as the structure. Then display a random quote from that file on any page of your website.
ShoutBox
Below is a ShoutBox application writen in PHP, just type in a message and click 'send' to see it appear. There is also the option to add your name and or your website address.
To view all the previous messages click the link at the bottom of the page.
- Fri, 00:23: Yulia - hi
- Wed, 16:34: asdf - asdf
- Tue, 22:24: Nat - not that I know of,
- Tue, 12:30: Chris - Hi guys, has anyone started any coding / design for the CS1 website?
- Mon, 22:40: Nat - heh heh :)
- Mon, 13:58: desired name - hey, awful quiet here in the library without atg around... ah well..
- Sun, 22:41: how do u make this? - !!!!!
- Sun, 11:10: www - wwww
- Sun, 10:36: NoVisAnima - Hmm, i've noticed something. The 'home' link on the blog leads to the blog rather than back here. I spotted this since i loaded up the blog and realised there was no link to here. ~:/
- Sat, 14:10: Sam - Hello again. What you up to? xx
This website also features a "Blank Page" according to the recommendations of the TPILB-Project.
And now, a quote: To err is human, but to really foul things up requires a computer. [Farmers' Almanac]
