Jeff Perreault

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I have been investigating Cascade server recently and came across some opinions both favourable and not so favourable.

Here is a discussion on the University Web Developers Network:
https://cuwebd.ning.com/forum/topics/cascade-server-is-on-our-short?groupUrl=cascadeserver

Here are some articles critical of Cascade Server:
https://blogofmu.com/2010/01/28/my-views-on-hannon-hills-cascade-server-cms/

This is a test.  I’ve installed the all-in-one-seo plugin to see how it works

FV WordPress Flowplayer is a plugin that makes it easy to upload and embed a flash video (flv) in a WordPress post or page.
[flowplayer src=’https://iweb.langara.ca/jperreault/files/2010/04/Office_Video.flv’]

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I just discovered the Google Chart API the other day and found it to be incredibly easy to use. Within about 5 minutes I had a chart working the way I wanted it to look.

Have a look at the Chart Wizard to see what you can make:
https://code.google.com/apis/chart/docs/chart_wizard.html

It’s so simple to use, you call the API through the URL of an image, and that URL contains all the parameters for the graph.