Dani

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NOT the 90s.

Per jbennet's suggestion, I will look into making the solved threads sortable (when viewing solved threads within a particular forum). It is not possible to sort the memberlist by solved threads, which is what I believe Salem is interested in.

How is it malformed? Do you have a screenshot?

PFO consists of more hardcore programmers, and is strictly forums. The interface is also slimmed down. DaniWeb is more full-featured, in that we have blogs, a code snippet library, various Javascript-enhanced features, etc.

I don't know what paper is?

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;593261]Dani had a meeting once in New York City, but I didn't go because it was too far to ride my tricycle.[/QUOTE] It fell through. Same problem as Davey encountered.

What is orkut?? You should be able to ... read up on the sites about whether they offer POP3 or IMAP access.

Seems to me like a driver problem. All I can suggest doing is uninstalling your current Nvidia drivers and reinstalling the latest ones off of the web.

I don't think that you should allow people to post free articles that don't include links or post articles with links for a fee. What's going to end up happening is your paid-for articles are just going to be spam and press releases. Quality authors contribute content for free because …

It depends on your niche, but just under $1 eCPM is about right for a site of your size. Depending upon the demographics of your target audience, this can climb up to $10 eCPM. Ensure the ads are in prominent places and raise the clickthru rate to raise the eCPM.

I don't know how to read HijackThis logs, but you might want to do a search: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/search/search.php?q=missing+tab+internet+explorer[/url] There are LOTS of other people here who have all experienced the exact same problem. Cheers.

Do a google search for color theory to get some information about the subject. What I like to do is choose no more than 3 colors that work well together and keep reusing them throughout the entire site with NO other colors. It's hard to give you an idea of …

I was just checking out the News crawl section of Google Webmaster Tools (for those of us who have our sites in Google News) and I noticed a new column in the table of News-specific errors: News Hub. Does anyone know what this column refers to? TIA

PayPal because I've never heard of Moneybookers

Just want to open this thread up to opinions. Please vote in the poll.

I'm glad that you like it. You can also click on the link in the yellow heading area to sort threads by Thread Start Time, in case you just want to quickly see what threads are new in a forum (ie what discussions you haven't seen before).

I'm not sure if SMF supports this, but if you want them to stop keeping them from coming back, make it harder for them to re-register. Make sure that no one can post unless they supply a unique, valid email address. Make them click on a link in their email …

Is it okay to blatantly sell text links in a sidebar or footer as long as they're nofollowed?

Please lets keep this forum non-spammy and not plug our sites. That is what the [url="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum36.html"]Webmaster Marketplace[/url] is for :)

Wow, broad question. I'm not so sure I know how to answer it. Being a webmaster can include everything from developing, to designing, to promoting, to managing a website. Depending on the specific model, it can encompass elements of a community, of a business, of retail/commerce ... there's just so …

I recommend purchasing a sponsorship on a newsletter that gets sent out to your targeted audience. Definitely do not get into the spammy business of buying email addresses - and untargeted ones, at that.

Never heard of them but it seems like they're just spamming other forums and blogs. You might end up getting into more trouble than they're worth because they'll give your company a bad reputation in the industry ... and being labeled a spammer isn't an easy thing to shake off …

Hi, Sorry, you're not allowed to post email addresses either. Our community is not meant to be a place for you to simply advertise your website. The best way to get a new site off the ground is to create helpful posts here with a link to your site in …

[b]Common promotion techniques include:[/b] provide good, useful, unique, constantly updated content, and lots of it. try to make every single visitor a satisfied visitor. even if they don't buy from you. word of mouth. word of mouth. WORD OF MOUTH! network with other website owners. do link swaps with high …

There's nothing out there that actually works. The only way to increase your rankings is by hard work and going out there and manually asking bloggers and other sites to link to you because you have a great website with great content that people want to link to.

AD, stop being so cynical.

I see that you have googled6167413034a6d16.html written WITHIN your web page. You need to create a new file with that name and upload it to your web server separately.

Viral marketing ... word of mouth. Create something catchy and unique that people will naturally want to tell their friends about, link to, etc.

It completely depends what you're trying to accomplish. Banner ads work best for branding once a site is successful and established. They are pretty good at getting some word of mouth going as well. Text links work best to boost SEO. Having inbound text links will convince the search engines …

Hi Ken! Welcome to DaniWeb :) I look forward to reading lots of your stories!!

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Hi there. Welcome to DaniWeb :)

I've never even heard of this tag, but I can certainly see google paying attention to it. Another trick I use is to wrap quoted text in <blockquote cite=> html, specifying the source. I'm hoping it helps me avoid a duplicate content penalty for longer paragraphs.

You have your browser set zoomed in.

You can?? I was under the impression that placement targeted campaigns are always CPM based.

Nicky: in the future, wrap your code in [noparse][code=php] and [/code][/noparse] tags to have it automatically add line numbers and syntax highlight your code.

What is it? I've never heard of it.

I remember you!! (Are you surprised?)

[code=cplusplus]Testing 1 2 3[/code] [code=cplusplus]test[/code] Should be fixed.

> Use spaces instead of tabs, and this problem will pretty much go away. In the example provided, Aia used tabs in the first snippet and spaces in the second snippet. It's unfair to say that I refuse to admit there's a problem. I know that the tabs are overexaggerated …

CSS 2 doesn't appear to have a tab-width property. The following are the properties that can be applied to text elements: [url]http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp#text[/url]

I've made some changes to the JavaScript that powers DaniWeb today. Can those of you who have JS/AJAX/DHTML disabled please enable it and let me know if it corrects the speed problems you were having. Thanks!

What degree will you be getting? Do you have any experience with networking currently? What about the field interests you?

I don't have any warnings or infractions. :-D In the past (especially back in the days when this site was a baby and more teenage-geared, as I was 19) I should have deserved one or two. But, after carefully weighing the pros and cons, I decided against infracting myself.

A funny way to do it ... Set the overflow:hidden CSS style on the IFRAME.

Of course Firefox supports CSS. If none of your CSS is working, you might have some weird setting configured in your FireFox. Unfortunately, however, while both IE and FireFox support CSS, their standards are a bit different, and sometimes you have to jump through hoops with your code to get …

What happens if you right click on the red X and click "Show Picture" in the menu?

The menus would need to be done with a client-side language as opposed to server-side. Therefore, languages such as ASP and PHP are out. The menus here were created with a combination of DHTML and JavaScript. (DHTML for the menu itself, and JavaScript in the HTML code to call the …

It's been fixed.