After a bit of a search on the web I found that cookies had been disabled by default for safari on the iphone4s.

Access the settings screen on your iOS device;

Go to the “Safari” setting page

Enable cookies by selecting “accept cookies from visited”;

And that’s it!

To make a sticky post, simply create a new post and click EDIT next to the VISIBILITY attribute in the publishing area of the post (see below).

Now just check the ‘STICK THIS POST…’ box.

That’s it. This post will stay at the top of it’s category page for as long as this box is checked, when you wish to ‘un-sticky’ it, jsut come back to this page and uncheck the box.

Here it is;

Log in to your Google account then follow this link to choose the calendars you would like to sync to your iOS device.

https://www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect

Easy eh?

N.B I needed to delete my gmail account from the phone as I had configured this before the new gmail setup option was available.  This was really easy.

To stop receiving pingback and trackback notification emails simply got into your WordPress admin and got to SETTINGs > DISCUSSION.

Once on that page just uncheck the ‘Allow link notifications…’ checkbox to stop all those annoying emails!

All you need to do is create a new link on your side bar.

Go to your WordPress admin and create a new link. The URL of the link should be:

https://www.rlsmart.net/main/member_admin/profile.php

If you want the link to open in a new tab/window then select the “_blank — new window or tab” option.

Use the realsmart icon from the image library on your site to show the realsmart smiley.

Follow this guide on how to create widget bar links.

Google Chrome Frame is an open source plug-in that seamlessly brings Google Chrome’s open web technologies and speedy JavaScript engine to Internet Explorer. With Google Chrome Frame, you can:

• Start using open web technologies—such as the HTML5 canvas tag—right away, even technologies that aren’t yet supported in Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, or 9.
• Take advantage of JavaScript performance improvements to make your apps faster and more responsive.

Click here to download

Network managers don’t depair – you can even download and MSI from here

To access the support control panel log in to realsmart and navigate to your email page.  From the email page select the mail cog and choose manage this domain.

Here you will be logged in to the Google Apps control panel.  From here select the “support” menu.  In the support menu there are a range of different support options from FAQ’s, forums, email support system and a contact telephone number.

A.kis.met is a free to use spam filter for your wordpress blog, here is a quick startup guide.

Go to https://akismet.com/signup/#free you can choose here to pay for the service or not.

Enter your credentials, click continue. The service will email you an api key that you need to enter in to your wordpress admin area here.

Enter your key, then select update options.

Easy eh?

The Google Bit

1. Open up Google Docs and create a new FORM document.

2. This should open up the form creation screen where you can begin to enter your form title, description, and the first question.

3. If you highlight the SAMPLE QUESTION 2 area it will turn yellow and a few buttons will appear towards the right of your screen, one of which is EDIT. Clicking this allows you to edit the question just like you did with the first one!

4. When editing questions you aren’t limited to just a basic text box for answers. You can select a number of choices including checkboxes, multiple choices, scales and more.

5. Google Forms gives you only two questions by default but don’t worry, you can add more! To do this simply click ADD ITEM in the top left corner of the page and select the type of item you wish to insert.

6. Once your form is finished don’t forget to click SAVE in the top right corner of the page (keep this page open afterwards)!

The WordPress Bit

1. Now it’s time to embed your form into a WordPress page! First off, click MORE ACTIONS > EMBED in the toolbar next to SAVE.

2. Copy the HTML embed code that Google produces for you.

3. In a new or existing WordPress post simply go into HTML mode and paste the code you just copied (Check out the embedding technique from THIS post if you’re unsure, it’s very similar in WordPress). Once you’ve added anything else you wish, publish your post.

That’s it. You’re done! Check out your lovely new form and admire your Google/WordPress skills.