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Re: Yes, breadcrumbs are important for Google to understand your site's navigation. They may also display your breadcrumbs within their SERPs. Use schema.org breadcrumb markup. | |
So sorry for brief periods of the CSS and Javascript files not being properly loaded earlier today. However, on the bright side, we now have CSS/JS versioning properly set up again, which means I'm going to stop asking you guys to clear your browser cache whenever I release a new … | |
Re: Try BlackHatWorld.com It's a super popular marketplace for this kinda thing. | |
Re: Sometimes race conditions occur in which the post count gets miscalculated. A nightly cron job fixes the counters. In this case, it looks as if the topic was accidentally double posted. Double-clicking the submit button apparently caught a race condition in which the member's post count was only incremented once … | |
Re: Test test test.  | |
Re: The best thing you could do is provide the full HTTP responses for all xhr requests. I'm not sure how to do that if I don't already have DevTools open when I make the request. The second best thing you could do is log the exact UNIX epoch time that … | |
Re: Write interesting (or controversial!) content on your site that would encourage people to Like it. Post on your Facebook profile. Share every page of your site with your FB friends. Grow your circle of FB friends. ... | |
Re: I agree that infographics really demonstrated they helped a lot in 2019. Not sure if I can tell from 2020 yet. Hard to believe we’re almost halfway into the year. | |
As many of you know, DaniWeb was hit by a Google algorithm update back in November 2012 and we lost about 50% of our search traffic. In investigating the issue, I discovered that DaniWeb, in addition to most other programming forums out there, all lost their google traffic to [StackOverflow](http://www.stackoverflow.com). … | |
Re: It completely depends on what type of website you have. Is it a static site with fewer than 50 pages? Or is it a dynamic site with millions of pages? If there are fewer than 50 pages, I strongly urge you to handwrite your sitemap file. If it's a dynamic … | |
Re: I just randomly stumbled upon this thread and went to point out that the forums now default to only showing Recommended topics, filtering out those started by users you’re muting in your profile. Reputation count is now shown alongside posts as well, without hovering required. | |
Re: Hello there and welcome to DaniWeb! | |
Re: Sorry, I'm not familiar with the PHP framework you're using. Does `bindValue()` properly escape the $user variable? Also, do you know if it's returning num_rows at all? What about echo'ing `echo $result->num_rows;` right above the if statement to see if it's even reaching the while loop. | |
Sorry about the downtime today!! https://techcrunch.com/2020/06/09/ibm-cloud-suffers-prolonged-outage/ | |
Re: Looks like you have now purchaed an SSL certificate and have a secure website. This question was asked on March 19th and it looks like an SSL certificate was purchased April 8th. | |
Re: What is `<?php START LOOP ?>` ?? I assume it's some logic you have that loops through articles? I'm having a hard time following your code because of your indenting. I actually have to run in just a moment so I don't have much time to figure out what you're … | |
Re: Yes, you can get in trouble. There are very strict guidelines that dictate which entities are permitted to store credit cards in their database, or even under which circumstances you can collect credit card information. A set of standards called PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) specifies who, … | |
Re: Very cool caperjack - never heard of oldversion.com before - it seems useful! | |
Re: We will snip personally identifying infofmation from within your posts that you didn't mean to post, such as your full name or email address. However, outside of PII, we do not edit or delete posts unless they explicitely violate our rules. | |
Re: I guess I'm not understanding what you're looking for. Why not do something like this? <div class="full-width"> Foo </div> <div class="columns"> <div> Foo </div> <div> Bar </div> <div> Baz </div> <div> Bat </div> </div> <div class="full-width"> Hello World </div> And then for the CSS: div { margin-bottom: 1rem; border: 1px … | |
Re: Don’t. Just don’t. Basically you’re talking about a whole bunch of things that Google is now easily able to detect and throw the book at you for. Don’t use PBNs anymore. They haven’t worked since last year, supposedly. Have you had success with PBNs more recently than that? If so, … | |
Re: I hope they start rolling out algorithms even more frequently! We got clobbered by the May 2020 core update and I’m hoping there will be another core update in a few months to give us a chance to recover. | |
Re: Sorry, I’m not quite understanding what you’re asking for. Do you mean build more incoming links? What types of tools are you thinking of? Things like Ahrefs.com or OutreachMama type? | |
Re: Why should we do your homework for you? It’s fine if you need help, but we won’t just do it for you. Please show us the code you have so far and where you’re stuck or what errors you’re getting. | |
Re: Curious: why did you use a triple equals when comparing the cardType string? PHP syntax is just a little different (variables have dollar signs, method names are different, etc.) but the logic is mostly going to be the same. I see you’re using regular expressions so it looks like pritaeas … | |
Re: Can you give a more in depth description of what you mean by attendance registry? What features and functionality are you looking for? MongoDB is a database, node.js uses javascript as a server-side language, and then I'm assuming you are wanting to use javascript on the front-end as well. That's … | |
Re: Hi and welcome to DaniWeb! Here at DaniWeb, we won't just do your homework for you, but we will help walk you through figuring out any questions you have or where you're stuck. Can you please show us the code you have so far and where you're stuck? Or are … | |
As of this morning, the Speed Report (Experimental) in Google Search Console has been replaced by a more robust Core Web Vitals report. It still is broken up into a Mobile and Desktop version. However, instead of just monitoring FCP (First Contentful Paint) and FID (First Input Delay), it now … | |
Re: There actually were some more timely answers but they were all deleted for spamming. Better late than never. However, since Shivya is not exactly correct, I'll elaborate. Google crawls the web, following links, looking for pages with good content. As mentioned, you can restrict bots to not crawl specific pages … | |
Re: Keyword density is important (not as important as it used to be though!) but unfortunately for me, all content is user-generated, so I have no control over what other people post. | |
Re: What do you consider new behavior? What isn't working as expected? I'm unable to tell what you're referring to from the screenshot. Are you referring to the list of Related Topics increasing from 15 to 20 a few weeks ago? That might make the sidebar look longer than the main … | |
Re: Hi there and welcome to DaniWeb! I would like to politely request that you *please* stop adding useless text to the bottom of each page. You'll get severely penalized for keyword stuffing. Doing what you're doing is like 10000X worse than having a poor, yet natural, keyword density. Write a … | |
Re: Have you checked out Upwork? I would highly recommend it. The only concern is the way it works, during the Interview process they sometimes filter people who are native English speakers. | |
Re: > How to check Backlinks on Google Webmaster? You used to be able to do a search for link:www.domain.com in Google but apparently it was too easy to reverse engineer. Google now provides a rather inaccurate sampling of backlinks. If this is something you care about, I strongly recommend purchasing … | |
Re: Hi Luka and welcome to DaniWeb. Trying my best but the days just blend into each other ... | |
Do you still use reCAPTCHA or something homemade? For us, we use jQuery to inject a hidden form field upon form submission that sends a little time sensitive and cookie sensitive string that we validate on the server side. I’m always curious to know what everyone else is doing. | |
Re: What is it that you're trying to do? If you don't have access to that data already, you will have to use a third-party IP-geolocation API in order to figure out the country based on IP address. I personally use GeoIP2. | |
Re: A div block will automatically set its width to fill the space. You should be able to set `height: 100%` to fill the height. | |
Re: Hi there. Sorry for taking so long to see this thread. I'm looking at your code and I'm a little confused what you want to do. It looks like on line 12, you're inserting a row into the addfriends table with the information of user $id and setting friendshipStatus to … |
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