I want to help you with the task of establishing or updating a vet practice website. Have a look through my blog- I am sharing my knowledge and experiences to help others build their own site. If you would like help to get your practice (or any other business for that matter- it does not need to be a veterinary practice) online contact me. I would be more than happy to help you.

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By utilising the open source content management system Drupal I can design, develop and maintain your website and content to ensure that you have relevant content that is helpful to visitors to your site.

What your site contains depends upon what you want your website to achieve. The website needs to be customised to your organisation so it is recognised as your brand. Of course your site needs to rank well with search engines if people are going to find it.

Adding a cookie to allow a visitor from mobile device to continue along on the main website instead of the mobile multisite

Submitted by Matt Young on Tue, 12/02/2008 - 23:15.

In my previous post (www.mattyoung.com.au/automatic-mobile-device-detection-drupal) I outlined a method using php in the settings.php file to get a drupal 5 multisite to detect a mobile device and redirect the user to the mobile subdomain site but then if they want to visit the main site, they need to be able to view it. The method outlined in that post allows the user to view the requested page on the main site but when they try and access another page they will then be redirected back to the mobile subomain. In order to allow them to continue to navigate in the main domain you need to set a cookie which indicates that they want to view the main domain not just the mobile site.

Automatic mobile device detection in drupal.

Submitted by Matt Young on Sun, 11/30/2008 - 14:30.

I have just finished setting up automatic device detection for mobile devices for crownvet.com.au so thought I would document how I did it here as I had alot of trouble finding information on how to do it. I had considered using the accessability module but it didn't really do what I wanted and seems far too complex. I think this way is much easier!

The basic setup

First of all the main domain is a drupal 5 site. For the mobile site I decided to use drupal multisites and a subdomain. So basically the mobile site is a completely different site.

I am growing a moustache

Submitted by Matt Young on Sat, 11/01/2008 - 07:06.

Movember - Sponsor Me To help raise money for a good cause (men's health) I am growing a moustache for Movember. Please sponsor my efforts at http://au.movember.com/mospace/1727626

Going mobile

Submitted by Matt Young on Mon, 09/08/2008 - 23:07.

I have just finished creating a new mobile site for Crown St Veterinary Hospital. After pondering over several possible ways to go I eventually decided to create a whole new site in a subdomain- m.crownvet.com.au

Website hosting

Submitted by Matt Young on Sun, 06/29/2008 - 08:33.

So you have your domain name, now what do you do? You now need a server somewhere to store the information that is contained in your website. Here you have 2 options:

Hosting it yourself

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