Zhaph - Ben Duguid

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bio	website	doodle.co.uk/Blogs.aspx
	location	United Kingdom
	age	37
visits	member for	2 years, 11 months
	seen	Jun 10 at 9:07
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Ben Duguid works in London, UK as a Technical Lead for The BIO Agency, mostly delivering web sites on various Microsoft based platforms.

He has run internal training sessions helping other developers get up to speed in the technologies he knows about, and tries hard to get others to do the same.

For what it's worth he is an MCPD in ASP.NET 3.5, and is currently a Pro-Tem Mod on LEGO Answers

	1,289 reputation	bio	website	doodle.co.uk/Blogs.aspx	visits	member for	2 years, 11 months
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Feb 10	comment	input type=“file” default language is system language? @danlefree Heh, tell that FB, who used (may still do) to serve me ads in Spanish when browsing the English version of their site, with English browser settings on a Spanish line...
Feb 10	revised	Users often say my website is infected, but can't find any evidence of this? Added links to the referenced answers incase users change their names, etc.
Feb 10	suggested	suggested edit on Users often say my website is infected, but can't find any evidence of this?
Feb 7	answered	SEO friendly way of linking/redirecting 2 domains to 1 - shoes example ;)
Feb 5	comment	Subdomains regarding name servers/domains Sorry, but if you're going to throw around terms like RTFM please link to a manual for people to read. On top of that, searching for your term "hosts in domain" didn't bring me back anything particularly useful compared with the more industry standard "subdomain" which brings back useful results about configuring both your web- and name-servers.
Feb 5	awarded	Critic
Feb 1	comment	Implications of syndicating content to a company blog from a personal blog @toomanyairmiles - While I agree that there should probably be a written agreement in place, note that what Kurt's suggesting is the other way around - they already publish content on their personal blogs, and want to cross-post it on the company's site.
Feb 1	comment	How can I hide my domain name or ip from users @RenInfoTech What I meant was that if you don't want the user to see your domain/server details, you shouldn't be using any "browser" sort of control, and without knowing how you've implemented it it's hard to say - but if you're using the WebBrowser class, there's no simple way to disable the default save dialog. You would need to rebuild that part of your application to not use the WebBrowser class - hence me suggesting a webservice to send your app details of available downloads.
Feb 1	answered	How can I hide my domain name or ip from users
Jan 31	revised	Looking for a CMS for specific requirements (Javascript, import/export…) Updated numbering to match the updated list in the question.
Jan 31	comment	Looking for a CMS for specific requirements (Javascript, import/export…) Just a note on the JavaScript requirement - as Tim K points out, swapping out the body content of the page is not something these systems typically do, primarily because almost all spiders can't handle or index scripted content - so even if you're adding quality keywords to your pages, if the content is added by JS, the spiders aren't going to index it, and the keywords won't count for anything.
Jan 31	suggested	suggested edit on Looking for a CMS for specific requirements (Javascript, import/export…)
Jan 31	revised	Looking for a CMS for specific requirements (Javascript, import/export…) Fixed formatting of list, updated references to list items to match new numbers.
Jan 31	suggested	suggested edit on Looking for a CMS for specific requirements (Javascript, import/export…)
Jan 26	revised	Where do I create the file .htaccess, in order to serve my HTML5 cache manifest file correctly? The DiveInto... series of website have 410 Gone, with a message asking that we remove all links to the resource.
Jan 26	suggested	suggested edit on Where do I create the file .htaccess, in order to serve my HTML5 cache manifest file correctly?
Jan 25	comment	Are there any good reasons to HTML5 for SEO at the moment? I meant if you had `<h1>Some Term</h1>` but your page content didn't really talk about that term, you wouldn't rank well for that term
Jan 25	awarded	Citizen Patrol
Jan 25	comment	domain expiration during transfer Also, many registrars will not allow you to initiate a domain transfer if it's close to expiring - they will require that you add an extra year before you transfer out to ensure that it doesn't expire during the process, this is because for some domains the current registrar needs to say "this domain can be moved" and then the second registrar has up to a month to say "yes, hand it over".
Jan 25	comment	Are there any good reasons to HTML5 for SEO at the moment? It means how related the content of the page is to the user's search terms - if the content of your site isn't all that relevant or the links in aren't relevant, then you won't rank well regardless of what mark up you're using. So for example if you have some keyword in a heading element, but the rest of the page content talks about something else.