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 | This *should* do it ... it's untested though. # Force everyone to use www.example.com RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www.example.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.example.com/$1 [R=301,L] RewriteRule ^index.php$ http://www.example.com [R=301,L]  |
| | I know in the past, they were treated as different sites, but I think Google has gotten smarter since then. Regardless, you should always choose to use just one of them, and 301 redirect the other to the preferred one. Do all marketing just with whichever you prefer. Google Webmaster … |
 | HTML 5 is not fully supported yet, but a lot of what it does offer does downgrade cleanly. A lot of times you can get away with some non-necessary HTML 5 features that will only improve things as more people start to upgrade their browsers, but aren't critical to go …  |
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 | Hmm ... the database says you have one PM still. Hmm ... this looks like a bug.  |
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 | It's all about optimizing for the search engines nowadays.  |
| | Re: Regarding W3C Well you're correct in that the W3C publishes standards, but I'm not so sure they develop computer software as well.  |
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 | We geolocate based on the IP addressed used when you registered, mostly for the purpose of spam-protection.  |
| | We've had this for at least five years. We got rid of it last year due to being hit by Google Panda and some backlash from people who don't realize you can click right out of it, but thought we were putting a login wall in front of our content, … |
| | Try [GeSHi](http://qbnz.com/highlighter/). |
| | Just want to remind everyone that the code snippet contest is wrapping up the middle of this week, so get the last of your submissions in! :) |
 | > I don't care what my friends think, but what their parents think is often important to me. Odd society you live in. :-P |
| | DaniWeb retains full rights to everything posted on the site. We do this for a few reasons. 1. If someone posts something in violation of our rules (spam, illegal, etc.) then it's important that the DaniWeb moderation team be able to modify it / delete it to our liking. (We … |
| | Linux development and windows development both have their own nuances. IMHO, the operating system gets just as involved with ASP.NET as it does with any nix-based programming. That being said, the *very* vast majority of DaniWeb visitors are Windows folks ... and I have the analytics to prove it! :-P |
| | What do you mean the editor that was not used? Huh?? |
| | Hey, I was just wondering if you guys miss having article views? Is it an incentive to see how many views your article received? Or can you live without it? vBulletin's view counter was always just a simple increment counter everytime a thread was fetched from the database. However, that … |
| | Hey there and welcome to DaniWeb! We have a policy in our Internet Marketing forums where no URLs to your site or site advertisements of any kind are allowed, so I had to snip out your URL. Once you reach 10 posts, you can post in our Webmaster Marketplace or … |
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| | The reason we do it this way is because we consider forum posts more community-oriented (and therefore use your username) while editorial articles, code snippets, etc. often tend to be used on resumes, in portfolios, etc., and in other more professional circumstances, and therefore we use your full name. |
 | Hi, Please post a test case I can easily copy/paste. Thanks! |
| | Your traffic techniques are similar to *what*? Guess we'll never know, since you're banned :( |
| | It's really hard to give help without having access to your AdWords campaign. Managing an AdWords campaign can be a very time-consuming process. It can take many, many years to fine tune what works and what doesn't. How many different ad groups do you have? How many keywords per ad …  |
| | > I can't write a mysql tutorial here due to the limited space What do you mean due to the limited space? |
| | Even if we did allow images within signatures, we would never allow third-party images on the site (which is what you are requesting). Firstly, this could easily lead to broken images on the site over time, if the external websites no longer exist. Page load times are now relying on … |
| | If you change your forum signature, it affects all of the posts which you have already contributed. So, yes, it *is* retroactive. If you are using Signature A for awhile, and then you switch to Signature B, all of your posts will now display Signature B. However, it is possible … |
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| | http://www.daniweb.com/search/query/simple-encryption/58/code?q=site%3A%2A%2Fsoftware-development%2Fvbnet%2Fcode+simple+encryption |
| | Looks fine to me. Remember, code highlighting is Javascript based and it only initiates at the beginning of a page load, so if you post with quick reply, you will need to refresh before seeing it. |
| | If you can easily get reciprocals, they're better than not having anything. However, I wouldn't put a whole lotta effort into a directly reciprocal link building campaign, because Google catches on fairly quickly, and it might not be worth the effort in the long run. |
| | You can now log into the site with either your existing credentials or with Facebook. |
| | Social media marketing is the process of taking full advantage of Twitter, Facebook, etc. to promote your business. |
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| | Try the Link Exchanges forum at [url]http://www.daniweb.com/business-exchange/webmaster-marketplace/relevant-link-exchanges/158[/url] We don't talk about anything site-specific in this forum. |
| | You can have it set up however you want, it's your application and you guys are writing it. Are you asking if there's a technical limitation or a limitation due to the payment processor you're using or what? Sorry, I'm confused by your question. |
| | DId you get the monthly newsletter? I didn't get mine yet! |
| | Google's algorithm has always relied on crawling the web and storing cached versions of pages in its index as it goes along. Unfortunately, this technique doesn't work so well when it comes to searching tweets and facebook posts, where there's the constant need for up-to-the-second relevance. In fact, Google even … |
| | Related articles attempt to be non-time sensitive, such as code snippets, solved threads, and that type of thing. Keep in mind that the solved thread associated with a particular page rarely (if ever) changes, so even if it is relevant today, it won't be so next year, and most threads … |
| | Does the post ultimately go through? Once you click Reply, the button disappears so that if it takes a little extra time to get processed on the server side, people don't click submit multiple times and ultimately end up double posting accidentally. |
| | Wait, so the code doesn't appear in a fixed width? Can someone please send me a screenshot. I cannot replicate this behavior. Also, I'm confused how it's been happening for about a week. No changes to the editor or Javascript for the editor roughly that time ago. Screenshot please :) … |
| | Re: Great Forum Welcome to DaniWeb! :) You can post about your hosting offers in our [Webmaster Marketplace](http://www.daniweb.com/business-exchange/webmaster-marketplace/36) if you'd like. |
 | Re: Let's Laugh! > There are 10 types of people, those who understand ternary, those who do not and those who think this is a binary joke. That's great. I'm so tweeting this! |
| | > Use your url A lot of members tend to be hesitant with doing this for fear of being labeled a spammer. Also there are people like me who want to get help with work-related problems without disclosing my company. You can always use http://www.example.com :) |
| | NoSQL databases are really good for packaging documents. For example, in a relational database, I will have a posts table, and a threads table, and a members table. Pulling this forum thread is going to pull the relevant posts from the posts table, the thread record from the threads table, …  |
| | Yes, it does. :) You have successfully convinced us that you're human so we can stop asking. |
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