[farcry-dev] Recent Site Release - Wanted to thank a few people

[Jeff Coughlin]

I recently released a Farcry website that has been in the works for seven months (over half a year).   Middlesex Hospital http://www.middlesexhospital.org/   This is a very large website with over 10,000+ visits a day.  It involved the joint-effort from several companies for R&D and content research (as well as marketing demographics) and the launch coincided with a large marketing campaign that included multiple TV, radio, and print ads celebrating the hospital’s centennial and recent medical technology push to be ahead of its competitors.   I wanted to thank a few people from the Farcry community that helped out along the way (directly or indirectly).   Daemon Internet Consultants (http://www.daemon.com.au/) For the Farcry product. For allowing me to add useful functionality to the Farcry core that helped to benefit others and helped this project reach its goal for web standards use). For their patience when dealing with my continual questions and modification requests. Spike Milligan (http://www.spike.org.uk/) For flying out to Connecticut (USA) at the last minute (during the last two weeks of development) to help me finish up the remaining code pieces and meet a ridiculous deadline (given just three weeks before launch). For re-writing the Farcry Friendly URL applet to allow our marketing department to use urls based on dmNavigation alias names (example: Alias for a nested navigation = midRadiology, the result is http://www.midhosp.org/go/midRadiology. Short and sweet. Great for marketing print ads). Chris Kent (http://www.mxdesign.co.uk) For helping me design the concept and code for the /go/aliasName (he likes to call it NUFU) and a newer version of buildLink.cfm (which is backwards compatible). Many Others There are so many other people that have helped along the way.  From the Farcry mailing list to many people in the web standards community (a few from here).   I have released several Farcry websites (most intranets) and would never have posted anything here like this in the past, but this project has been in the works for a long time and involved help from so many of you that I believed you desered many thanks.  So many of my little questions along the way have been answered by so many people here that I can’t thank them all by name.  You know who you are :)   Thanks again everyone.   Jeff Coughlin Web Application Developer [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.jeffcoughlin.com/   --- You are currently subscribed to farcry-dev as: archive@mail-archive.com To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/