Today’s meeting touched on many different things going on and has given me some direction on where we should be going with some of the directory structuring. We decided to have an images and docs folder inside each folder that requires such and not have a central location for all docs and images. But we are going to structure web_dev in a more logical way by placing all non-web files (files that don’t go on the web) in a separate folder. I’ve delegated many tasks to others and some to myself:

Today the meeting was canceled, but I feel a need to write where I'm at... I created a table that explains the projects I've worked on since they were discussed at the last meeting, shown below projects.xls.

I sent out an email today reviewing what I'd like to cover tomorrow. One of the main things is that I'd like to make the common pages conform to a similar layout. In particular I'm going over these pages: contact, staff list pages, and staff professional pages. Also, I'd like to make it so the SERE site is the main internal site. The ISSE site has an internal page and another page that both cover similar things. I believe these all can be rolled into one.

404 Fun:
Today I added a snippet to track my 404 pages with google analytics, I recieved from this site.

<script type="text/javascript"
src="http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js">
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
_uacct = "xxxxx-x";
urchinTracker("/404.php?page-not-found=" + _udl.pathname + _udl.search + "&linked-from=" + _ubd.referrer);
</script>

So both Scott and DJan are unhappy to find that they couldn't see the included style sheets among all the other php included files. I realized that if you change the include syntax everything seems to be recognized by Dreamweaver

<?php include ('files'); ?>

So I'm back from two days of security training and I've learned many things that I probably should have known a while ago, but better late than never.