Happy Birthday Buddy! Hope you have a great day!
Monday, December 14, 2015
Happy Birthday Marcus!
Hard to believe my 2nd youngest is a teenager!
Happy Birthday Buddy! Hope you have a great day!
Happy Birthday Buddy! Hope you have a great day!
Thursday, October 8, 2015
This is a sample post
I am posting this to show the students how to create a post in their blogs.
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| Me and the Seniors at the DVC Championship |
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
K12 Websites change
The K12 Data Center will be moving all State Hosted websites to new servers this summer.
I will plan on migrating all our websites (that would include the school site, and the staff sites), next Tuesday, May 26th.
The new servers will no longer support "Front Page Extensions" and will not use Front Page as web development software.
What does this mean for you?
1. You can NOT use Microsoft Front Page 2003 to edit your webpage any more.
2. To edit your webpage, you will need to use either Sharepoint Designer 2007 or Expression Web 4.
3. Once you install them, you can open your website by following the directions on this FAQ from the K12 Data Center Members Site: FAQ 187 Open Web Site Using Sharepoint Designer 2007
(you will need to know your K12 Credentials to log into the Members site)
Will this affect your webpage?
Not much... there are only a few features that will be affected in the migration.
Those will include: (This is copied from FAQ 1316)
If your website included these FrontPage features, you can expect the following after your site is migrated:
I will plan on migrating all our websites (that would include the school site, and the staff sites), next Tuesday, May 26th.
The new servers will no longer support "Front Page Extensions" and will not use Front Page as web development software.
What does this mean for you?
1. You can NOT use Microsoft Front Page 2003 to edit your webpage any more.
2. To edit your webpage, you will need to use either Sharepoint Designer 2007 or Expression Web 4.
- Both are a free download from Microsoft
- Sharepoint Designer 2007
- Expression Web 4
3. Once you install them, you can open your website by following the directions on this FAQ from the K12 Data Center Members Site: FAQ 187 Open Web Site Using Sharepoint Designer 2007
(you will need to know your K12 Credentials to log into the Members site)
Will this affect your webpage?
Not much... there are only a few features that will be affected in the migration.
Those will include: (This is copied from FAQ 1316)
If your website included these FrontPage features, you can expect the following after your site is migrated:
- FrontPage counters
- These counters will break. They can be replaced with an alternative (e.g. StatCounter).
- FrontPage forms
- These forms will no longer work. Any form that you would like to continue using will need to be replaced with an ASP.NET form.
- FrontPage discussion boards
- Users will still be able to view the discussion boards but will be unable to post new content.
- FrontPage page includes
- Changes to the included page will no longer update across the connected pages. Future edits will need to be made on each individual page.
Monday, May 18, 2015
Thank You Karla!
When the Conference Track meet was moved to Friday because of Weather Condtions, I needed to leave early to attend, to be able to watch my son compete.
Because of this, I needed someone to "cover" for me, and collect student computers from those who were checking out for the year.
So, Karla Denison.... I salute you!
Because of this, I needed someone to "cover" for me, and collect student computers from those who were checking out for the year.
So, Karla Denison.... I salute you!
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Monday, May 4, 2015
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Enabling Java in Chrome Browser
One of the helpful things about Chrome is that it updates automatically. Once you have it installed, it automatically updates and upgrades to the newest version whenever you use it, and shut down for the day.
However. There is a slight problem that has arisen with running Java (which infinite campus, and other websites use) in the "new" version on Chrome, Chrome Version 42. (Which just came out, this week).
What you need to do?
1. If you are using all your websites normally, and nothing is giving you trouble. Do nothing. This means that your chrome hasn't updated yet (and you can't make the appropriate changes until it has gotten past Version 42).
2. If websites with Java platforms included on them stop working (Infinite Campus in SD, or the TestNav Testing Site in MN)...there is a simple solution (3 steps long) to enable this in Chrome Version 42 and later.
Step 1. In your URL bar, enter:
However. There is a slight problem that has arisen with running Java (which infinite campus, and other websites use) in the "new" version on Chrome, Chrome Version 42. (Which just came out, this week).
What you need to do?
1. If you are using all your websites normally, and nothing is giving you trouble. Do nothing. This means that your chrome hasn't updated yet (and you can't make the appropriate changes until it has gotten past Version 42).
2. If websites with Java platforms included on them stop working (Infinite Campus in SD, or the TestNav Testing Site in MN)...there is a simple solution (3 steps long) to enable this in Chrome Version 42 and later.
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| This "snip" was taken directly from the Java Website. |
chrome://flags/#enable-npapi
Step 2. Click the Enable link for the Enable NPAPI configuration option.
Step 3. Click the Relaunch button that now appears at the bottom of the configuration page.
That is it!
If in the future it becomes apparent that Chrome is not the preferred browser to use, I will let you know.
If you should need help in applying these changes, please let me know and I can help you through it.
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