We’ve just finished work on a new Wordpess site for Lisa at Aperture Dramatics in Burghfield Common, Berkshire.

Fizzy Wizzy Sweet Cart : http://www.fizzywizzysweetcart.com

FizzyWizzySweetCart is a traditional sweet cart available for hire at weddings, parties or corporate events based in Swindon, Wiltshire and Developed By Monkeys were happy to help set up and host the brand new WordPress site for Sarah.  Oh and yes we love fizzy cola bottles!

Townsend Associates : http://www.townsendassociates.co.uk

We’ve recently collaborated with Alice at Ally Pally Graphics to create two sites for Steve Townsend.  The first was a WordPress site for his core business of  Townsend Associates and then secondly for his Boats and Restoration Solutions (http://www.boatsandrestoration.co.uk).

Ally Pally Graphics : http://www.allypallygraphics.co.uk

Alice at Ally Pally Graphics provides bespoke graphic design services at competitive prices in the West Berkshire area and needed a new affordable website developed quickly and using the standard Twenty-Ten theme for WordPress Developed By Monkeys were able to help with some of the trickier customisations required and are also now pleased to be hosting the site.

This is Airtight Interactive’s Simple Viewer http://www.simpleviewer.net.  It’s a plug-in for WordPress though it can be used on any site too.  Very nice and very easy to use.  Developed By Monkeys have used the plug-in on at least two sites (Classic Celebrations and Aperture Dramatics).

http://www.simpleviewer.net/simpleviewer/support/wp-simpleviewer/

Thin Thinking : http://www.thinthinking.co.uk

Nicky Williams (Postively Better) and Valentina Slater combined to produce “Thin Thinking” and Developed By Monkeys installed a WordPress site for the new venture. 

I recently ran into an issue running an old ASP application that used a 32-Bit DLL on a Windows 7 64-Bit IIS 7 installation that had me vexed for a while.  The ASP code failed to load the DLL:

Dim oMyObject
Set oMyObject = Server.CreateObject(“My32Bit.MyNewObject.1″)

and reported an error:

ActiveX component can’t create object

I eventually found that 32-Bit application support is disabled by default in IIS7 on 64-Bit, so to resolve the error, here is what I needed to do:

Create a new Application Pool using Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager by clicking “Application Pools” on the left hand pane.  Click “Add Application Pool” and provide it with a name such as “Classic ASP”.  Right click the new application pool and select “Advanced Settings” and under “General” switch “Enable 32-Bit Applications” to “True”.

Then switch your ASP site over to use the new Application Pool by right clicking on the site name and selecting “Manage Application”/”Advanced Settings” and changing the Application Pool to the newly created “Classic ASP”.

Job done.

Best Banker In Spokane : http://www.bestbankerinspokane.com

Friend of Developed By Monkeys Jason Coleman-Heppler has a goal to become the “best banker in Spokane” and a major step towards achieving that goal is the creation of his website and blog.  Good luck Jason.

Pedro’s recent facebook status:

I’m just trying to be a better webmaster … my name is Url!

We liked it anyway.