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Hi, Start reading at about post #25 of this thread: [URL]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread69095.html[/URL] Since you're saying you see white space all around the quick reply box, I'll assume you're using an ad blocker. Basically, up until the other day, below the listing of threads were a Google AdSense ad and a rectangle …

I am very seriously considering a Ruby forum. It just isn't #1 priority right now. But yes.

Something else to take into consideration is the amount of time it takes to post. It's not just that if people find it difficult to post they'll go elsewhere. It is also if people find it takes too much time to post they'll go elsewhere. Take the following scenerio: Someone …

Firstly, going the CSS route with less HTML markup and nested tables dramatically increases browser rendering times for the user. As far as search engines are concerned, search engines do take into consideration the file size of each page they access. They will limit the number of bytes that they …

Something tells me the problem isn't on our end :)

If you just had a website that you felt was going nowhere, I would definitely say to hang in there, don't give up, and good things come to people who wait. However ... if you do have another idea for a site, and you have totally lost interest in your …

Glad you got it fixed. I was going to suggest using double quotes for your [inlinecode]<div id="content">[/inlinecode]

Do you still have Chaky and Chaky2?

Look at the lines where you have $x =, $y =, etc. Firstly, you are trying to set one variable equal to another, but you aren't putting dollar signs in front of all your variables. It should be [inlinecode]$x = $hoursWorked[/inlinecode] and not [inlinecode]$x = hoursWorked[/inlinecode]. Also, you're setting $zz …

I like your avatar, yerbol.

Hi and welcome! :)

[URL]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread69095.html[/URL]

I totally don't get this thread.

Google specifies in their help pages that a sitemap cannot exceed 50,000 URLs. What happens if a sitemap does go over that limit? Does Google just only take the first 50K into consideration or does it realize that the sitemap is just way too big to even be worth parsing …

I am very confused by what you're referring to. The only somewhat new change to the thread layout has been the smaller quick reply in exchange for the removal of one of the rectangle ads.

What does QFT mean?

I don't like your session ID suppression thing because there is nothing that google hates more than when they don't see what everyone else sees - i.e. you could get banned from google if google sees that a googlebot gets different URLs, text, etc. than a normal site visitor. Also, …

I asked this question once before about a year or two ago, but would like to open it up to discussion again. Am I doing a good job? Is Davey doing a good job? Do you feel that DaniWeb is headed in a positive direction?

SEO is such an enormous industry that you can't really create a thread and say "teach me all about it." That would be like creating a thread and saying "teach me everything you know about the web design industry." As a web designer, you know that isn't possible. What I …

hehe Hi there :)

Here is a post. I am going to edit it and see if I experience the problem. << Here is my edit >>

XP wasn't really solid until after its first service pack came out, and its stable feel didn't come until SP2.

How often do you tweak your AdWords campaign? Is it possible to just set up a campaign once and then not touch it for a couple of months?

URLs eh? I guess I'm outta luck on that one. I never have any luck with anyone other than Gooogle.

[i]I found this in a few different places around the 'net - hopefully it's helpful:[/i] [font=Arial][size=5][color=#0000ff]Add a Voice Message to an E-Mail Message[/color][/size][/font] [font=Arial][size=2]Personalize e-mail with a voice message? You can perform this task using the Windows XP Sound Recorder and a microphone. First, open the sound recorder: [/size] [list] …

[i]I found this in a few different places around the 'net - hopefully it's helpful:[/i] [font=Arial][size=5][color=#0000ff]Easily Disable Messenger [/color][/size][/font][font=Arial][size=2]Go into: C:/Program Files/Messenger. Rename the Messenger folder to "MessengerOFF". This does not slow down Outlook Express or hinder system performance.[/size][/font]

I haven't been in the SEO game much lately and so I was just wondering what the experts have to say on this one lately ... is it better to have a sitewide backlink or high PR homepage / subpage link?

Anyone else noticing that Google is playing around with the AdSense text? Yesterday I saw some titles in italic and today they weren't bold, while they usually are.

Athlon 64 is a 32bit CPU that can handle 64 bit stuff? That doesn't make sense? Are you sure?

I am trying to encourage members to donate by purchasing a member sponsorship for $5/month. It entitles the member to a bunch of nifty features IMO such as access to a behind the scenes forum and a sponsor badge. It seems that the tried and true method to get donations …

[url="http://gmail.google.com"]http://gmail.google.com[/url] GMail is google's new program to offer web-based email. However, it's still in beta, and so you can only register an account with an invitation (which you get from other gmail users). Since it's a brand new program which is supposed to be excellent, and you can still get …

I apologize for my ignorance but a cpu cooler is a heatsink and fan, right?

You probably will have the best luck integrating an existing CMS script into your website. What backend language does your eCommerce site currently run on (PHP, etc)?

This site uses UTF-8, if that means anything. I believe there is just a one character minimum per post.

That's a really cool effect. I like it!

Go into your Edit Options page: [URL]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/profile.php?do=editoptions[/URL] And then under Thread Display Options you can choose Disable IntelliTXT to disable these ads completely. While this is an option we offer to members, please realize that leaving them active does support DaniWeb in a big way. Thanks!

This is actually one of the reasons why we don't allow members to edit their post after a particular time period. Threads are discussions which many people participate in, and when you go back and rephrase yourself, it affects the people who posted after you. There have only been a …

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What are some ways to promote in house sales ... in other words to get the word out to prospective advertisers that you sell advertising directly and at rates more appealing than if they went through agencies?

All that the date() function does is pretty print a timestamp that is given to it. You will need to use the mktime() function to create a timestamp in Unix format based on your criteria, and then take that timestamp and throw it into the date() function to make it …

But the link which he's pointing to is a forum thread (not something in the tutorials section) so it should be accessible regardless, no?

I'll put it into programming terms for ya, Ancient :) RSS feeds are always a FIFO list of items with new items being pushed onto the top and old items being popped from the bottom. However, if you browse the C++ forum, for example, the listing of threads in there …

I have fixed the bug that was causing the ridiculous slowdown when viewing member profiles. It turns out that a particular WHERE clause in one of the queries was slowing things down too much, and after catching the culpreit, I was able to perform the query in PHP instead.

The font in the quick reply box has not shrunk so if you could read what you were writing before there's no reason that you can't now. Check out this thread for more information about our latest changes: [URL]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread69095.html[/URL] Essentially, the smaller Quick Reply box gave way for the removal …

The linux server hosting this site uses [url=http://www.boutell.com/wusage/]wusage[/url] ... but I guess that doesn't exactly help you now does it ;)

It can be done without JavaScript using the a:hover { } css definition.

I don't know regex well enough to pull out the first letter of a word but it would be something like [inlinecode]^([a-z])([a-z0-9]+)$ /users/$1/$1$2[/inlinecode] where $1 represents 'u' and $2 represents 'sername'. I'm probably totally wrong so feel free to make fun of me.

I prefer the comfy kind.

I would suggest to do link partnerships with other pet related sites. Do banner swaps. Post on forums related to pets with a link in your signature. Get noticed within the online pet community.

Just as the title of this post states, a link to Today's Posts in this category has been added to each category of the navigation dropdown menu. This eliminates an extra pageload for people like me who want to come in from the homepage and then go straight to Site …