UKVoIPNet News

Back in May we wrote about the development of an increased VGSM capacity for our Network, click here to read the related article, we have completed the integration and testing and are pleased with the results.

We now offer Website plugins and downloads for sale, these plugins and downloads are for various different e-commerce and CMS platforms, as well as generic php Website add-ons.

To purchase a download just add it to your basket and then use the secure Paypal Express checkout to pay for it.

Click here for our Downloads Catalogue. All our downloads come with 5 consecutive days of email support.

A recent upgrade to our Infrastructure has been completed, it allows us to offer faster services to our growing number of customers.

We are also going to be offering software and web plugins for sale on thissite shortly. These plugins will be for Zencart, OSCommerce, Drupal etc.

There is a planned Server Upgrade to our VoIP Servers and our Web Servers on Saturday 05 November 2009, at 21:00 - 22:00. This will enable us to give a faster service to our clients.

We have launched our new online shop, we are able to offer a wide range of products, we have products for business and personal applications.

Our new online shop allows us to offer related products to our customers and makes use of the powerful and secure Amazon Shopping Cart System.

Click here to view our online shop.

We have taken delivery of a shipment of Cisco 7940G's and 7960G's. Cisco is a UKVoIPNet LLP recommended hardware supplier. These will be used in small to medium sized installations.

We have now taken delivery of a series of Siemens Gigaset VoIP handsets, these will increase our saleable and service stock. Replacing the existing VoIP phones already in circulation.

The Handsets we now offer are all VoIP DECT cordless phones, these sleek popular phones are ergonomically designed and reliable, with clear digital audio and economy modes.

In our range of VoIP Handsets on offer are:

Here at UKVoIPNet™ we have been trying out some Mozilla Firefox development. There's a great number of articles available free on the Internet to do with this kind of work.

The task was to build a toolbar, which would send the URL of the current pages back to a webservice written in Java. The Javascript behind the toolbar was powerful and concise thanks to the XPCOM functionality.

The toolbar uses AJAX to talk to the web service and to parse an XML response, which it then stores in the registry.

We have been given the task of managing 2 websites for churches in Meriden England, one has already been created and will be ported to our powerful open source CMS and the other has been started from scratch.See our websites page for more.

As of early September 2008 we have implemented a new Asterisk based VoIP solution.This is hosted with BlueSquare Solutions in Maidenhead and will increase our capacity to cater for a higher throughput of VoIP traffic.

CMS (Content Management Systems) and Frameworks in PHP are something that the UKVoIPNet™ team are familiar with. We have had discussions in the past about which is preferable and which is the best tool to use, when developing websites.

This depends on the scope of the project, for instance; how large is the project, what is the timescale, what is the budget, what user requirements are there?

For the purposes of this article we are going to focus on a larger project, where time is limited and the client requires control of the data within the site.

XML is a wonderful thing, it allows us to create dynamic websites and pass data about. It allows us to export and import data into systems relatively easily.

A popular part of websites are RSS feeds, which are XML based. We have been working on XML feeds for some projects and it has helped move the data from one CMS into another. Coupled with PHP's built in SimpleXML methods it is a really powerful tool.

We aim to provide xml feeds to corporate customers in the near future for various purposes.