New URL for the original "Camera Workers" site

Due to the impending closure of the Shaw.ca web space on which I had hosted since 1999 Camera Workers: The British Columbia, Alaska and Yukon Photographic Directory, 1858-1950, I have integrated the original site with the newer version. The integrated site, based on the design of the original Shaw-hosted site, uses HTML frames coding.

The integrated site is at http://cameraworkers.davidmattison.com/cw1858-1950

As of March 3, 2017 I had transferred all data from volume 1 of the original site to the integrated site. When you click on the New Site link in the contents menu on the left, the new version of Camera Workers appears in the centre or main frame.

I will continue to migrate data from volume 2 and once that is completed the URL will change again to the newer version as a standalone application.

You can access the newer version as a standalone application at http://cameraworkers.davidmattison.com

The newer version runs on The Next Generation of Genealogy Sitebuilding (TNG) by Darrin Lythgoe.

CameraWorkers.davidmattison.com is being updated

September 27, 2013:

The update to CameraWorkers.davidmattison.com is complete. It mostly looks the same. One of the changes I implemented in the new release of the software powering the site is the ability to share any page through social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+.

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September 26, 2013:

I'm aware that CameraWorkers.davidmattison.com is no longer functioning. This is due to a update to the PHP programming language used by the software that powers the site. The PHP update broke the coding and the site is running an older version of the software that I had not bothered to update following the WebServe.ca server crash in December 2012 that I blogged about on December 17, 2012.

The update to CameraWorkers.davidmattison.com is going to take me a couple of days as it's a lot more complex this time round.

Image-Line merchandising artwork contest for FL Studio

I submitted my first design to Image-Line's merchandising artwork contest for its flagship product FL Studio. The FL stands for Fruity Loops, the original name of this digital audio workstation software. See if you can figure out which one is mine. I'll be submitting a few others over the next several days, as many as I can come up with since the number of entries is unlimited. The contest closes October 31, 2011.