29 May 2007 @ 13:47

I'm not sure why I haven't done this previously but I'm now registered on Linked In! Will add the link to my blog soon, I'm slowly adding people I know to my list but you could make this easier for me by adding me too :-)

7 May 2007 @ 10:44

I was going to write about this in the past before all the issues I had with my blog but it looks like it's good I didn't! It just got a loot easier. A couple of months ago I was trying to play with the MSN Search Web service to see if I can add search functionality to my site.

I tried to do so by following this article, and my advice is, don't! Back then I got a bit confused by it and it seemed that some info was missing. Also a lot of the components such as the AntiXSS library were not even included and you had to search for them to get them included.

Now you don't have to do any of this! Thanks to this download. The download includes all the files you need to get the search functionality included in your site.

The only thing you need to do is go and grab a search API ID from here and place that into your source code, you can either do this by adding a key with the obtained value into your Web.Config file or by entering the value in the appropriate place in the SearchProxy.aspx file, and this should be all! Well almost!

The only thing left to do from here is that you specify which site/sites you want the search to operate on this is done by replacing the following code that exists in the Default.html file in the source downloaded from the link mentioned earlier, with the values that you want.

var sc = new searchClient('keyAndCount', 'returnArea', "(site:www.dan.net.nz)");

So in this case I've set that value to search my blog site.

I wish I've seen this stuff a few month ago! Would have made my experimentation a lot easier :-)

6 May 2007 @ 05:15

If this works then I'm back up and running again! Had a few blog issues since my (now deleted) Live Search Gadgets post, which screwed up my blog template for posting which in turn made Windows Live Writer unhappy. Now I'm upgraded to dasblog 1.9 and it will hopefully be all good!

I look forward to more blogging soon.

About Me

I'm a Software Consultant & Developer living in Melbourne, Australia.

I graduated in 2005 from the University of Canterbury in Chirstchurch, New Zealand, where I studied a B.Com. in Information Systems & Computer Science.

Since graduating in 2005 I've worked on teams and projects of various sizes and using different technologies. These include Cost Control applications for the construction industry, CMS solutions tailored for online publishing and digital media as well as larger scale projects such as Internet Banking systems.

I'm a Microsoft Certified Application Developer and am a person who's very passionate about web technologies & software particularly in the Microsoft domain. I'm always eager to learn about new software/tools and practices and frequently attend conferences and user group events to learn about the latest and greatest.

In addition to being very passionate about technology, I'm a tech savvy person with deep interest in business. I enjoy blogging and I previously ran the Christchurch, NZ .NET user group. You can read more about me on the About page. You can also grab my CV here

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