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Increasing upload_max_size in php.ini with Azure Web Apps

Published by Simon Angling on February 11, 2020

A small puzzle for the end of last week with an Azure web app running PHP. The default upload_max_filesize for PHP on Azure Web Apps is 8,192KB and there was a need to increase it. I’ve done this 100s of times with PHP running on Apache – but wasn’t sure…

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Redeveloping fastQuotes

Published by Simon Angling on August 27, 2013

I just thought I’d write a very quick post on the redevelopment of fastQuotes. First of all we are still big fans of Codeigniter from EllisLab, so no change there. Codeigniter is a great PHP framework that doesn’t try to do to much! Unlike some other frameworks it doesn’t back…

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Accommodation in South Africa

Published by Simon Angling on July 31, 2009

There has been some big updates going on at StaySA in the past few months. StaySA – South Africa’s Accommodation Solution – has completely redesigned their websites and relaunched all of their accommodation websites. If you are looking for South African Accommodation then please check out the new www.staysa.co.za websites.…

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fastQuotes version 2

Published by Simon Angling on August 19, 2008

This weekend we launched v2 of fastQuotes. The new version of fastQuotes was developed in the fantastic PHP framework CodeIgniter. Have a look and if you haven’t already signed up your South African business then fill you details in on the signup form.

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Recent Work at Inline Studio

Published by Simon Angling on July 12, 2007

Inline Studio has been busy with a few interesting jobs over the past month. Here’s just a few of them. StaySA I’ve been working recently with StaySA to upgrade some of their websites. They have a number of websites listing various South African Accommodation options. Most of the work currently…

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Expensive domain registrations

Published by Simon Angling on July 1, 2007

I’ve recently had a few people ask for advice regarding sales calls where a company states that another company is trying to register a domain name similar to their own. The individual is then given a chance to purchase the domain first at an exorbitant fee. This is an old…

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What’s in a name

Published by Simon Angling on May 9, 2007

I’ve never disliked the surname Angling but it sometimes gets tiring saying “yes, like fishing” all the time. According to the WSJ article You’re a Nobody Unless Your Name Googles Well it would seem I am pretty lucky having my name.

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Testing websites on IE6 under Vista

Published by Simon Angling on March 22, 2007

I while back I wrote about running multiple versions of IE on the same machine for website testing purposes and the problems I was having with Vista. The solution I suggested was to run Virtual PC with a copy of XP and IE6. Last month Virtual PC 2007 came out…

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Better Beginnings website

Published by Simon Angling on March 21, 2007

We’re pleased to announce that my wife Nicole has just lunched her new website and blog about Maternity, Pregnancy and Home Births. For those that don’t know Nicole she is a midwife in private practice specialising in home births. This website is to promote her TENS Hire Service as well…

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2000 Bloggers

Published by Simon Angling on March 11, 2007

I’d forgotten about this having signed up a little while ago. I was reminded this morning when I started to spot some new incoming links appearing into my website. We’re 2000 bloggers from all walks of life, from mommy bloggers to marketing bloggers: Some are SEO experts, some are writers,…

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