October 2016 Stats
December 6, 2016 |Fall on campus is absolutely gorgeous! CEDARVILLE.edu Traffic 638,693 views by 248,644 people 33.1% New Visits 54.0% On Campus 46.0% Off Campus
Fall on campus is absolutely gorgeous! CEDARVILLE.edu Traffic 638,693 views by 248,644 people 33.1% New Visits 54.0% On Campus 46.0% Off Campus
September includes a lot of celebration on campus, including Homecoming! CEDARVILLE.edu Traffic 575,665 views by 192,477 people 27.7% New Visits 47.3% On Campus 52.7% Off Campus
Students return to campus & the Class of 2020 arrives! CEDARVILLE.edu Traffic 448,604 views by 168,068 people 31.6% New Visits 25.5% On Campus 74.5% Off Campus
Cedarville’s now annual tradition of a one-day, twenty-four hour giving day blitz fell on April 20 in 2016. While we were able to re-use a number of website front-end design patterns from the 2015 site, several back-end modifications were needed due to system changes and new requirements from the advancement staff. The... View Article
We’ve long had ColdFusion cfm pages that fetch images from a remote server using cfhttp or the local file system and serve them to the client web browser using a combination of the cfcontent, cfheader and cfoutput tags. As we move our production version of ColdFusion from version 9 running on Windows Server 2008... View Article
Masthead images on our website change constantly. Many of them promote events that are date specific and need to be removed when the event has passed. Sitecore has a nice feature that allows you to add a Publishable To date to a masthead item indicating when you want it to... View Article
Today I ran into an issue with related databases in a C# web application that I am working on. The application accesses SQL Server database tables using the .NET Entity Framework version 6. The error read: The ObjectContext instance has been disposed and can no longer be used for operations... View Article
And so it begins. For this first entry in the blog, I’d like to journey back through the year in web development services at Cedarville University. One year ago today, I was the only full-time staff member on the webdev team after the resignations of both of my co-workers in... View Article