new ilikemusic.com website goes live

posted on Friday 30th July, 2010 by neil

We've been busy with the guys from I Like Music over the past few weeks designing and building their new interface. The site is now live and we're all really excited about it.

There are some new features such as streaming audio and playlists plus a new weekly format where each week content is added rather like a real magazine.

Some new features will be added in the next couple of weeks (I'm not allowed to say what yet) but the very fact that you can now choose 6 different 20 track playlists based on the 6 main genres that I Like Music file their music under should fill most peoples boots.

Visit www.ilikemusic.com

Bluebit rolling out Plesk for all web sites

posted on Wednesday 21st July, 2010 by neil

We are excited to announce that all our hosting customers will be able to use the well respected Plesk control panel provided by Parallels. We're currently rolling out 8.3 on all web sites but looking to upgrade to 9.3 in the next month or so.

Plesk allows our customers to fully control every aspect of their web sites hosting plan, from email accounts through to statistics either using Webalizer or Awstats.

If you are not an existing customer but would like a demo, please contact us and we'll be only too happy to set up a test hosting account for you to use absolutely FREE.

conGuu 1.13.0 update

posted on Thursday 8th July, 2010 by neil

We've been busy on the rollup to our big V2 launch and there are some more additional features now available in conGuu:

• Gallery manager - A new module for users who want to set up image galleries. The galleries can be locked down with a username and password.
• Gallery image water marking
• A bunch of new features within the ecommerce module

The Galleries module is a paid option and we will be releasing prices and conGuu plans specifically aimed at professional photographers later this month.

Southampton Cycle Challenge

posted on Wednesday 23rd June, 2010 by neil

We're signed up and ready to go on Southampton City Councils new "drive" to get people on their bikes across Southampton and Hampshire.

Whilst two of us already cycle to work and a third walks every day, it wouldn't be feasible to expect our fourth member of staff to cycle from Bournemouth to Southampton every day but the challenge is all about trying a bike for the first time and participating in some recreational riding too.

Visit www.southamptoncyclechallenge.org.uk for more info and sign up your company now.

conGuu 1.12.1 update

posted on Thursday 10th June, 2010 by neil

We've carried out a few tweaks and modifications in this latest point release. Here's what's new:

• VAT Support for ConGuu cart. This gives us the ability to set and change VAT rates and display a company VAT number when sending out e-mail payment notifications. Additionally, when entering the price for your product the total including VAT is automatically generated as you type so you can see how much the product will cost including and not including VAT. Optional terms and conditions for checkout process. This can now be added and checked against before a transaction is allowed.
• Fixed password request page, invalid path prevented page from loading.
• Fixed the results per page on users manager. A missing condition prevented it from working correctly.
• Article manager section drop down filter now works in conjunction with the searchable keywords box.
• Improved search functionality on user manager page, now you can search for portions of text rather than exact matches making it easier and quicker to find results.
• Navigation that was deeper than two levels wasn't displaying correctly, this has now been fixed.
• Added support for three new meta-tags: NOODP, NOYDIR and Googles' new site verification tag.
• Site verification and sitemap submission to google webmaster tools. Verifying a site gives the approval to access the googles webmaster tools and additional optimizations along with the ability to submit sitemaps for indexing by google.
• Page navigation not showing on certain pages has now been fixed.