One Stop Party Supply & Decor Shop - Party in a Box - Sunninghill
July 21, 2008 – 3:03 pmParty in a box - Sunninghill - Your One Stop Party Supply Shop Get all your party supplies in one store. Balloons, party packs & buckets, party decor, cakes, novelties, stickers, teddies, gift bags, gifts and cards FOR HIRE: Kiddies tables & chairs • Jumping castles • Bubble Machines OUR RANGE INCLUDES: Hannah Montana • High School Musical 2 • Mickey Clubhouse • Disney Cars • WWE • HULK • Pirates • Spiderman • Winnie The Pooh • Disney Princesses • Bratz • Baby showers • Bridal showers • Adult themed parties (Poker Party, Fiesta, Mardi Gras, Disco) and much more... For more info contact us on 011 803 7970 or info@piabsunninghill.co.za Or visit our website www.piabsunninghill.co.za We are also listed on the map - View On Map .... (read more)
Buy your travel insurance online
July 19, 2008 – 5:21 pmIf you are a resident of South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Swaziland or Lesotho and you are travelling or planing to travel in South Africa or overseas, you may want to consider buying extra travel insurance. Consider the following facts: Medical expenses overseas are much higher than in South Africa. Every year over 5000 South Africans traveling overseas require assistance to get home because of accidents or illness Millions of rands worth of luggage is stolen or lost while traveling. Does your "free" travel insurance to cover your personal belongings. An unfortunate event may occur before you leave. If only you had travel insurance to cover non-refundable deposits in the event you have to cancel your trip. If you have “free" travel insurance check exactly what it covers, it may not be enough. It is always a good idea to buy extra travel insurance To get comparative quotes for travel insurance that specifically suits your needs go to 7Three Travel Insurance South Africa. Tips for Traveling Overseas Always Buy Travel Insurance ! Make sure you have your emergency contact details and policy details with you. Make sure you have a signed, valid visas and passport, if required. Fill in the emergency information page of your passport, before you go! Find ....... (read more)
How to create Pretty WordPress Permalinks on IIS WITHOUT using 404 redirects
January 11, 2008 – 1:39 amThis is an easy step by step tutorial on how to create Pretty WordPress Permalinks on Internet Information Services (IIS) WITHOUT using 404 redirects. After many hours and hundreds of web searches later I managed to gather bits of info to finally get Pretty WordPress Permalinks to work perfectly on IIS without using IIS' 404 redirects. As far as I know (from all the web searches), there is no other article on the web that describes the method I have used. So this is the first tutorial on the web that describes how to create Pretty WordPress Permalinks on Internet Information Services (IIS) WITHOUT using 404 redirects. During the tutorial, when I refer to paths or files for example "index.php", do not include the "" apostrophes when typing them in Let's get started. Ionic's ISAPI Rewrite Filter Ionic's ISAPI Rewrite Filter is like mod_rewrite however it was made as an add-on for IIS. Essentially, this ISAPI Rewrite Filter makes your IIS work as if it has mod_rewrite. And the best thing about it is that its small, really cheap (free) and easy to use. ....... (read more)
How to install Wordpress on Windows under IIS - Step by Step - Part 3
January 10, 2008 – 6:53 pmThis is Part 3 of an easy step by step tutorial on how to install Wordpress on a Windows Platform and run it under Internet Information Services (IIS). If you have not read Part 1 or Part 2 see below: How to install Wordpress on Windows under IIS - Part 1 . How to install Wordpress on Windows under IIS - Part 2. Let’s continue with Part 3. MySQL We now need to create the WordPress database in MySQL. If you have followed Part 1 and Part 2 step by step you should see the "index.php" site on "http://localhost/" Open a browser and type in "http://localhost/" - you should a page that looks like the image below. We have to create a database in MySQL using the phpmyadmin tool. The problem is that WampServer is installed to run under Apache as a default. This means that when you click on "phpmyadmin" under tools you will probably get "The page cannot be found" error. So we have to do a quick work around this problem. If it does open the "phpmyadmin" ....... (read more)
How to install Wordpress on Windows under IIS - Step by Step - Part 2
January 10, 2008 – 11:19 amThis is Part 2 of an easy step by step tutorial on how to install Wordpress on a Windows Platform and run it under Internet Information Services (IIS). If you have not read Part 1 you can read it by clicking here -> How to install Wordpress on Windows under IIS - Step by Step - Part 1 . Let's continue with Part 2. Configuring IIS Settings We now need to change some settings in IIS. Open IIS go to Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services Under web sites select you default or localhost site. Right click then -> properties. Click the Home Directory Tab and change the Local Path to "C:\wamp\www" (This is the default "localhost" path when you install WampServer) Then click Configuration and then click Add under Application Mappings In the executable -> Browse for the "php5isapi.dll" file in the php folder. The extension type ".php" Choose All Verbs Check Script Engine and Check That the file exists. Ok, Ok, back to site Properties and click on Documents. Click Add and enter "index.php" OK, OK back to the IIS window. Right Click Web Service Extension and Choose Add New.... (It appears that IIS in Windows XP does not have ....... (read more)
How to install Wordpress on Windows under IIS - Step by Step - Part 1
January 10, 2008 – 11:10 amThis is an easy step by step tutorial on how to install Wordpress on a Windows Platform and run it under Internet Information Services (IIS). The first time I tried to get Wordpress running on Windows and IIS, I gave up after a few hours and installed Apache just because I wanted to see how it works. The problem was that all my other sites were already setup and running in IIS. I was even considering using another IP address so I could use port 80 for apache and the other IP port 80 for IIS. I decided to give it one last shot. I stopped the Apache service and started IIS services. And just like that WordPress was working under IIS. I was convinced that it was still running on Apache but after testing the port it said it was being used by IIS. I had indirectly fixed the IIS problem in the process of installing apache. I did this by installing WampServer. Before writing this tutorial I went through the step by step process on another machine and was up and running without a problem. I have insert a few screen captures - just click to enlarge them. Also when I ....... (read more)