The best thing you can do is force the page to be viewed only by https which is not hard to do and can be done several ways. (BTW, unless you link to the non https version of that page users should...

Update: I changed PythonHandler to say PythonHandler mod_python.publisher in my http.conf file and that solved my other errors. But now I get a 404 error for index.py which is definitely in the right...

I use WAMP (http://www.en.wampserver.com/) to develop my PHP/MySQL applications locally before moving them to a production server. I want to start teaching myself Python and wish to add Python to my...

Reciprocal links are devalued to the point of no value by Google and they recommend not to do them.

You won't see the links for months, if ever, because Google rarely updates its link count and even then doesn't even display all of them.

As far as getting indexed by Google, have you submitted...

Do a search for free directories. There are thousands of them.

The file extension is irrelevant for SEO. .html does not rank any better then .php.

Use nl2br()

If it is on your own site you should understand the structure well enough to be able to figure it out. If it is on another site a tool like copyscape can help you find them.

Actually there is no benefit to having a .html extension and query strings (a.k.a. ? in your URL) is just fine and causes no problems.

Google will serve the page they consider to be either the original source or the more important page (most likely determined by PR). Otherwise all other duplicate content , on the original website or...

There is no blink option in HTML. If you want text to blink you'll either have to use CSS (not sure if that actually is supported by all browsers) or JavaScript.

Just install something like phpbb just like you would on a website with a domain name.

Why do you say that when Google clearly is filtering out duplicate content and continuing to improve their ability to do so?

You need to use strtotime() (http://us2.php.net/strtotime).

Reciprocal links aren't a good strategy regardless of how "natural" you try to make them look. The concept looks the same to a bot and will be disregarded by Google no matter how "natural" they look....

If you are concerned about SEO then you don't want to do reciprocal link exchanges. They don't have any SEO value and may even potentially get you banned if you are considered part of a link farm.
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Some categories don't have editors. Others don't have active editors. Some have corrupt editors who keep competitors out by rejecting or ignoring their sites. Basically it is a crap shoot. Just...

Also check out http://www.goodphptutorials.com

Do they offer database support? Most free hosts don't. You should contact them to see if they do and ask them how to connect.

MySQL doesn't recognize arrays much less PHP arrays. You need to put one piece of information in each field. If you want the entire contents of an array to go into one field either serialize it or...

There are no tutorials for that. It's called learning and experience. If you don't know any PHP then start off with the basics of which there are countless tutorials out there for as well as good...

Specifically for this forum most PHP users here are new to PHP development and thus will be unable to do advanced techniques like OOP.

It's something that author made up.

It's because public PR updates only every three month or so. You'll have to wait at least three months before you see a PR score in your toolbar.

And link to websites does not get you PR. Links...

Unfortunately you are more creative then most other webmasters. Most sites just use the data for cloning Dmoz. No matter how you look at it, though, being in Dmoz is definitely a positive. (Good luck...

Have you been able to duplicate that again? That would be the first time anyone has said they have seen results from that. I know I'd be very curious as to what you can do by changing those...

That used to be helpful until Google implemented their duplicate content filters. Overnight those DMOZ clones became worthless. :( Heck, even Google removed the directory from their home page. But...

The XML sitemaps are in theory supposed to help with indexing but Google admittedly ignores the additional content they allow in sitemaps. That doesn't mean they don't use it to try to learn about...

They don't help any pages get indexed faster.

You can do this very easily with Apache.

Assuming you actually get listed in DMOZ, and that is a big if, you may see an improvement in rankings but most likely not. Although a link from DMOZ is more valuable then a link from a regular...

XML and HTML sitemaps are not promotional tools and will not help you get more traffic. HTML sitemaps help human beings find pages on your website (if they have to use a sitemap to find your content...

And we are here to help but we're not here to do your homework for you. If you show an effort and are truly stuck on something please post here and ask for help. But don't just post your homework and...

You can use CSS to deliver the proper content based in device. No extra programming or pages required.

Because newer sites tend to be crawled less frequently then older established sites. If your site is crawled while it is under construction that will be the content they use to rank your pages and...

Um, have you written anything for yourself? If not you will need to hire someone to do this for you. We have a different forum for that.

Google is your friend (http://www.google.com/search?q=html+and+css+tutorials&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a)

1) You didn't ask us what you want the program to do

2) Do you have code of your own yet? If so, post it so we can help you. If not, write and then post it. But we won't write it for you unless...

There really isn't. Although some ad agencies think the information is useful. Hopefully that will change and then everybody can stop caring about it.