Today I sat down with DJan and asked her to help me categorize all of the folders that are in the CCB folder that aren't relevant to the ccb site alone and we came up with the following list of categories:

• workshops
• programs
• publications
• projects

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>

Today's main goal was cleaning up ISSE. I've pretty much deleted all of the forwarders and replaced them with a custom error message. This '404.php' page trys to be all encompasing of every file I know I delete or change.

This Error document is broken into the following areas with the following custom scripting:

• All jsp files that were on a root level. These files have all been converted to php.

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'); ?>

Today I created a form for the SERE lab, which writes a comma delimited text file ".csv" so every time the form is submitted the csv file is updated. This way steve will be able to download the most up to date file and open it as an excel spreadsheet. This is still in the works, but once it's in production I plan for an email to be sent with the info as well...

I'm still dealing with the 'niceties' of the office and I'm getting targeted as not communicating well enough with people such as my CCB friend and possibly others. I've been communicating all of the things that they need to know for the most part and trying to leave out the technical mumbo jumbo, even if I told them about all of that they wouldn't tell me they don't understand...
I've completed combing through the ASP site for the php conversion and a few tweaks here and there. Currently I'm just waiting on ASP to give me the thumbs up for the transition to go live.

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.