New website for MJW
I just made the new website for MJW Office Moves Ltd live and it can be found here: www.mjwofficemoves.co.uk/
The website was designed by Hughes Design and coded by Dan Atrill (DJA)
Dan Atrill's blog site
I just made the new website for MJW Office Moves Ltd live and it can be found here: www.mjwofficemoves.co.uk/
The website was designed by Hughes Design and coded by Dan Atrill (DJA)
Mon, March 1 2010 » Web developing » No Comments
The new website for construction company, Maylim Ltd, is now live at www.maylim.co.uk. Built on a CMS structure it will have easily updatable sections for projects.
Coding and development by Dan Atrill, design by Hughes Design.
Fri, January 22 2010 » Web developing » No Comments
I’ll be full-time freelancing in January 2010 so needed to update the CV / portfolio. As most of the work will be freelance I though it would be better to create a website that showed off some of the work I’ve done over the last 10 years. (I’ve been creating websites for longer than that [...]
Sat, December 19 2009 » Web developing » No Comments
A new version of Trinity PR’s website has gone live today at: www.trinitypr.co.uk with PHP and CSS by Dan Atrill, design by Hughes Design.
Thu, November 19 2009 » Web developing » No Comments
Phase one of a new website for London based Crewd Recordings goes live today.
You can find it at www.crewd.co.uk
Watch out for further developments very soon.
Thu, November 5 2009 » Web developing » No Comments
A new site for AJ&L Electrics goes live today at www.ajlelectrics.co.uk. Designed by Hughes Design.
Check it out.
Fri, October 16 2009 » Web developing » No Comments
A new website for Acupuncture and Shiatsu practitioner Fiona Hurlock has just gone live at www.fionahurlock.com.
Built and designed by Hughes Design, I was asked to assist with some menus on the treatment page.
The menus were quickly implemented using scriptaculous and css so that the menu element changed colour on hover and the arrow to the [...]
Thu, June 25 2009 » PHP, Web developing, ajax / javascript » No Comments
The problem: You need to use the result of a multiple select form element in your php script. Handling a $_POST request gives only one entry from the form element, not all those selected.
The solution: Use array name in form element name ie multiselect becomes multiselect[] or
<select name=”multipleselect[]“>
<option value=”0″>0</option>
<option value=”1″>1</option>
<option value=”2″>2</option>
<option value=”3″>3</option> , etc
then [...]
Thu, August 14 2008 » PHP, Web developing » No Comments