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 | Re: Code Syntax Basically ... there's nothing that can be done that will make EVERYONE happy. Some people like syntax highlighting. Some people don't. Some people like line numbers. Some people don't. Some people like wrapping. Some people don't. All in all, I've found that the majority of people like the change we … |
| | It only happens when you have reputation comments or something on that page that is stretching out the middle column, causing the overlap. It's a temporary problem until the offending entry falls off the page for you.  |
| | Re: MatLab Forum? Hey there, 1o0oBhP ....... err, that was quite a mouthful (err, keyboardful) spelling out your name :) In any case, we like to make it a general policy not to create new forums until we see a need. The phrase "build it and they will come" doesn't seem to work … |
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 | I see no reason to allow people to specify the number of rep points they give someone else. The *ONLY* people who would be concerned with specifying the number of points are the people who are, themselves, obsessed with reputation points ... which is, for the most part, a useless …  |
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| | I would never do an OS upgrade. Period. |
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 | Re: Code Snippets The idea is that I wanted to allow for code to be written in an infinite number of programming languages. I wonder if this format is more or less confusing.  |
| | Please help me :( I am in dire need of a scientific / mathematical word processor for either Windows XP or Mac OS X. Something that utilizes LaTeX maybe? |
| | Firstly, not all threads here are tech support questions where there's a definitive question and answer and then everything after that is off-topic. Some threads are open-ended discussions. You should also keep in mind that threads aren't just meant to help the thread starter ... they continuously help people for …  |
| | This contest is only open to new members of the DaniWeb community - those who have registered during the month of August. You guys have all of August and September to post as much as you can :) At the beginning of October, the member with the most number of … |
 | New forums are created to respond to a demand ... the build it and they will come mentality unfortunately just doesn't work. We look for questions of this type within the Computer Science forum (under Software Dev) and under the Gadgets and Gizmos forum (under Hardware). If there's enough of … |
| | Does anything else in your system seem fruity? Any other applications automatically closing, or just IE? This is with ANY page you try to visit? |
| | Would anyone out there know what it takes to go from PR6 to PR7? I have heard you need 5 times the number of backlinks? Daniweb used to be PR7 and now we're 5/6 so I'm just wondering. |
| | I'm confused. What were the results of the low-level format? Was the format successful? (I don't think a low level format was necessary in this case). Regardless, were you able to reinstall Windows upon reformatting? |
| | People flip websites, domain names, etc. Check out our Webmaster Marketplace in the Business Exchange category. |
| | I'm very confused what CPM rates to charge for banner advertising. I see a lot of sites are averaging about $5 CPM. On the other hand, most big IT sites (Devshed, The Register, The Inquirer, etc) are charging $10 to $50 CPM. Am I out of line asking for $5 … |
| | For those of you who have been using Vibrant Media, how have your earnings been lately? Mine were really good in 2007 and they just went completely down the drain January 1st, 2008. Supposedly at first it was due to them losing a big MSN campaign for Q1 and Q2, … |
 | I spent quite awhile browsing the search engine. It seems really cool and I'm actually impressed - however, it doesn't seem very functional or practical.  |
| | [i]I found this in a few different places around the 'net - hopefully it's helpful:[/i] [font=Arial][size=5][color=#0000ff]Set, View, Change, or Remove Special Permissions for Files and Folders in Windows XP[/color][/size][/font] [font=Arial][size=2]In Windows XP, you can apply special access permissions to files or folders that are located on NTFS file system volumes. … |
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 | This policy has just gone into effect within the past month, as a result of soooo many people posting in the Internet Marketing forums: "I'm getting no traffic to [url="http://www.mysite.com"]www.mysite.com[/url] - please help me" ... it just turned into a spam-fest. Therefore, I've recently enacted a no-advertisement rule within the … |
| | Google sitemaps can be found by all engines by referring to them in the robots.txt file. For example, [inlinecode]Sitemap: [url]http://www.site.com/sitemap.xml[/url][/inlinecode] |
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| | Thread moved to C# forum. |
| | To answer the OP's question, I would have to go with forum posting and blog posting. Adding a blog to your website about your site's topic adds good, quality, fresh and frequent content to your site and it also demonstrates that you're knowledgeable in your field. Additionally, it serves as … |
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| | I would think that would suffice. Does anyone here think that it would still be a security risk? The only thing I could see still being a problem is that someone could still manually enter the directory URL into their browser for access to the files. |
| | Re: Menu Javascript The navigation menu is JavaScript-based because, otherwise, every link to every section of the site would have to be a hardcoded link on the page, which leads to a much bloated navigation menu for SEO purposes. However, the site is fully navigatable without using the dropdown menu. Simply click Web … |
| | You can do session timeouts, where you log them out if they haven't requested another page from your server after X minutes, but that's standard procedure. |
| | Have you checked hotscripts.com? They're generally pretty good for that type of thing. Also, try doing a google search for "google api" and you might find some scripts that use google's api, such as a pagerank checker, etc. |
| | Yes ... there's a new style here :) I will, however, be proactive and be the first to admit that it is currently *unfinished* ... Unfortunately, there were a bunch of things that required the new version to be live before they could be tweaked/set up. So please ... lay … |
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| | PPC, or pay-per-click, are a type of ad campaign in which you pay search engines (typically) for sponsored positions in search results. You bid against other advertisers for placement in the results for individual keywords and keyphrases, and then pay the bid amount each time a visitor clicks on the … |
| | Re: Integration Hi. I can't really offer you much advice but I just wanted to stop and welcome you to the community. I've done an extensive amount of vBulletin hacking on DaniWeb, but have never played with replacing their login. I'm also pretty involved with the vB community, and while I don't … |
| | [QUOTE=nasir1739;726835]can i make my social network website alone?[/QUOTE] Not sure what you mean?  |
| | It's the default vBulletin message when either good or bad rep is posted. I kinda thought it was funny/cute and so I decided to keep it. |
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 | Re: Private messages Basically that would really bulk up the SQL query that fetches posts each time a thread is displayed and IMHO is unnecessary for the extra resources it would take. |
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| | Start with the basics and then add rules as they become necessary as the community grows. Once you have a moderation team put together, ask for their input. It makes them feel good that they have a real say in how the site is run and aren't just the lackeys, … |
| | I originally bought a Logitech QuickCam Orbit, but was very disappointed to hear that it wasn't supported by Windows XP x64 Edition, and there were no Vista drivers out either. So I returned it and got this camera since it's by Microsoft so there won't be any compatibility issues. It …  |
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