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 | > The last time a developer needed Fedex tracking they used their API. And if they didn't understand the API then they contacted Fedex. The OP was specifically looking for something similar to the FedEx API but for courier services that operate throughout India. From what I can tell, FedEx …  |
 | I just saw this post now but I’m on my phone in bed about to go to sleep. I’ll help you out tomorrow. JQuery is my jam. :) |
 | This seems like spun content. Did you write it? What are you trying to say? |
 | Re: Qty as dropdown I gather from your question that you have one table that lists products and their prices. However, I'm confused what the ss table is meant to do? What is ss_keys referring to? Are you meaning to do something like this: SELECT products.prod_id as Product_id, products.prod_name AS Product_name, products.prod_price AS Product_price, … |
| | I guess I’m confused by your question, as off-page SEO means content on other pages that links to your site or talks about your brand. In any case, as pretty much all content on the web is written in HTML, off-page content is HTML just as your own webpages are … |
 | Hi Sohan! It’s nice to meet you. What type of digital marketing do you focus on? Social media? PPC? SEO? Advertising? It’s quite a big industry out there! :) What is your favorite part? |
| | I have had really good experiences hiring on Upwork. Another good site for this kind of talent is TopTal. If you are not a developer yourself, my recommendation would be to first find a developer who wants to join your project, who had experience building eCommerce APIs, and then let … |
 | Did you have a question or were you just sharing this little tidbit? Do you do a lot of email marketing campaigns? Can you recommend any suggestions to improve any of these statistics? |
| | Not sure if this is relevant. It’s pretty old. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22469713/managing-tweepy-api-search  |
| | I don’t know python so this is completely a stab in the dark, but what if you do lowercase writer() instead of Writer()? |
 | Because there is far less competition for the top spot. Lots and lots of different shoe store websites are all trying to rank for “shoes”. But there’s far fewer trying to rank for “blue running shoes with orange laces”. |
| | The service doesn’t need to be that reliable if you just need it for one time use. One and done. Or use your own phone number. |
 | SEO is changing every day, but yes, I think think a big part of SEO is seeing what spammy SEO techniques people are trying to use, and find a way to counter them and prevent them from continuing to work. 2021 was all about guest blogging no longer being effective. … |
| | The MySQL query, as you have it, is incomplete, as `?` is not valid MySQL. I'm also not sure what, specifically, you mean by wild card match or fuzzy match query. When you use the LIKE keyword, you compare the column to a string that may include `%` or `_`. … |
| | Hi and welcome to DaniWeb. My first thoughts, while spending a moment or two browsing your site, is it appears at first glance that the game descriptions are low quality content / spun content / content that is copied/pasted from elsewhere on the web / written by AI bots. I'm …  |
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 | Echoing what Skillz is saying, you need to access the files either by a domain name or by an IP address. If you are on a shared hosting plan, and it's not a feature of your hosting company's control panel, you most likely can't use the IP address option. |
| | Hi Sanjay! Welcome to DaniWeb! What brought you here? |
 | I think that a lot of restaurants are already using Grubhub, DoorDash, etc. built into their POS. So perhaps there's a way to integrate in a way that is low barrier to entry for the restaurant? |
| | Online reputation management is when you put out a bunch of positive articles and content about your brand (business profiles, press releases, etc.) with the goal of having them rank higher in the search results any negative press you may want to bury from being easily discovered when people Google … |
| | Perhaps I'm missing something, but you are setting the unencrypted password that the end user types in into $password. You're then using an SQL query to select a row where the password is the value of that unencrypted password. If your passwords are stored in the database encrypted, it would … |
| | When looking at the code block you have posted above, what does it spit out on lines 102 as the password? Is MySQL successfully returning a row with the domain being passed in? It's possible that the MySQL query is succeeding but there's simply zero rows returned, and therefore $db_password … |
| | DaniWeb now has [an official tool that does this](https://www.daniweb.com/tools/backlinks). |
| | I would definitely build your own dynamic sitemap if the list of pages on your site change frequently (e.g. a blog or user generated content). I'm glad you were able to get it working. |
| | Google is really good at detecting this type of autogenerated content, and it also can tell when content is spun like this to appear somewhat different. May I ask the reason for multiple pages if they all will have the same or mostly the same content? If there’s a valid … |
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| | Is your project on Github? If not, put it on Github. Does your project have a website written in English, with English documentation? If not, that's something else to try. |
| | Yes, it's possible, but how to do it depends on if you are using Nginx or Apache. If it's Apache, you will need to add a mod_rewrite rule to an .htaccess file and upload it to the domain root. The contents of the .htaccess file would look something like this: … |
| | Were you also hit by the [Google Helpful Content Update](https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2022/08/helpful-content-update) that ran the week before the September core update? I saw a big win from the helpful content update, and then it crashed right back to where it started after the core update. Unfortunately, Google hasn't announced anything specific that … |
 | Did the code you provided not work? I haven't tested it, but it should give you the two numbers in the variables $first and $second. I think a problem you might be running into is that the & character has a special meaning in URL query strings. For example, a … |
| | I coded DaniWeb in php and can help you with any questions you may have. |
| | Your webpage has the line: <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> in the `<head> ... </head>` section. Remove that line and Google will be able to index that page. |
| | Re: DoublePrecision I'm not sure, but [maybe this could help you?](https://php-decimal.io/#introduction) |
 | Because it gives businesses an opportunity to engage with their customers and prospective customers, and learn and understand their needs and wants, in a way that was never achievable before. And it gives customers an opportunity to feel heard by big brands. |
| | [Here you go](https://www.daniweb.com/digital-media/digital-marketing/search-engine-strategies/threads/538406/what-is-search-engine-optimization-strategies) |
| | I would do if (...) { } else if (...) { } else if (...) { } else { } It's not good practice to short circuit the page by calling exit; in the middle of an if-else block. You might also wish to look into [try/catch blocks](https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.exceptions.php) for errors. |
 | I have no experience with Java or Derby. But your code seems to connect to a database whose files are stored at a path on the C:\ drive. That type of file system convention doesn’t exist on macOS, which is Unix-based. Instead, try replacing the path with something like /home/username/softechdb.  |
 | I think guest posting still works, for now, but Google is getting smarter about whether it’s spun content for backlinks, or whether the guest poster is actually a leader in the field that the blog is about and of importance to the audience. I think that guest blogs do carry …  |
| | rproffitt provided a link to the code for a simple encryption function. However, there are also many pre-existing python encryption libraries. https://docs.python.org/3/library/crypto.html You can also check out https://www.pycryptodome.org/src/introduction |
| | www.domain.com/favicon.ico is showing up as a Soft 404 in my GSC Coverage report. I can't imagine blocking it with robots.txt because it seems as if bots might want to access it from time to time. Suggestions? Or should I just ignore? |
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 | Congratulations on graduating and good luck! Now that school is behind you, are you submitting your resume to different places to start out your career? |
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| | Has anyone ever come across any authoritative statement from Google on their official position of whether RSS feeds should be noindexed or not? |
| | The Coverage section of Google Search Console shows 206K valid URLs, of which 174K are submitted and indexed, nearly all of which are Q&A pages. The remaining 32K are indexed, but not submitted in sitemap. However, the Core Web Vitals section only shows data on 28K URLs. In the Enhancements … |
| | The number of known pages in Google Search Console blocked by robots.txt in the Coverage report just recently started going down. Over the course of this month, it went down from about 400K pages to 200K pages. No changes to robots.txt file in 6+ months nor any big structural changes, … |
| | If a page is noindexed, but includes a meta reference to an AMP version, is this a mixed signal? Is the AMP version checked to see if it’s noindexed as well? Are there situations where you would want to index the AMP version but not the desktop version? Is Google … |
 | For me it's been posting long form tutorials and then linking to them from social media. |
| | I used Ahref's free [keyword difficulty checker](https://ahrefs.com/keyword-difficulty) to see that "peak milk" is a really easy keyword to rank for, so I think that's definitely a very realistic goal. However, your website doesn't mention it at all or talk about it anywhere, so I don't think you'd be able to … |
 | I think the question is obvious. Cloud kitchens (or ghost kitchens) are commercial kitchens that don't have a sit down restaurant. Rather, they rely 100% on food delivery apps such as Grubhub or Doordash to bring the food straight to your door. In the app, you order delivery from a … |
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