While I’ve not been taking on any website for a few years, I was persuaded to knock up a very simple author website for someone who contacted me via Instagram. The author “Chris Rider” is based in Kentish Town in London, and was struggling to get a grip on a web presence to announce his […]
I’ve created a brand new website for my wife, NikkiStitches.co.uk, so we can share her amazing cross-stitch patterns with fans of the hobby. The patterns are all created by herself, from digital artworks we have created together (mainly through AI tools such as Stable Diffusion). It’s a WordPress website, running WooCommerce to handle the product […]
I’ve been interested in raytracing and 3d graphics since I was a teenager, and I’ve played with a few bits of software over the years, but never sat down and tried to learn it properly. Often I had “dodgy” copies of the software, or free limited trials (Real 3D on the Amiga off a magazine […]
The Business Central ‘xRec’ and ‘Rec’ records available when you subscribe to database record changes don’t always work! Here’s a simple work-around
A BLOG ENTRY WRITTEN FROM FRUSTRATION!! I’ve been banging my head against the wall all afternoon, trying to do “something simple” in Microsoft Business Central (v16). I’ve some use-cases from my business about creating a role center homepage which is full of some 18 Cues. They can be used as a form of workflow to […]
Sometimes like to share what I’m doing work-wise, which are usually handy or helpful snippets (often around WordPress and Woocommerce), or moaning about a Java issue or badly documented framework. As part of a big project we are moving from an Java based ERP system called Sterling (IBM), to Microsoft Business Central, which used to […]
So while Coronavirus is far from beaten here in the UK, a huge proportion of adults are now vaccinated, and gigs are happening! The online streamed ones were OK for a short time when lockdown started, but it felt so thin to me it wasn’t really a replacement, so I avoided them on the whole. […]
Early 2019 we started on a long journey of house renovations, after living in our house in Peterborough for some 25+ years, it was time for a full update. The house was built about 1908, an end of terrace two up two down with two stepped additions – a local classic design with the bathroom […]
How to delete products from WooCommerce in WordPress using a list of SKUs – SQL backend solution for any number of products.
I’ve used a short snippet of PHP code within my child theme in WordPress to change the text displayed (in the several places it does) when a product is out of stock – to something else. On our eCommerce shop, we wanted it to simply say “Sold Out” as we sell magazines, and once the […]