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Re: This is not a technical "problem" that has a solution. By the sound of it, Google released an algorithm update aimed at doing a better job at ranking websites. One of the things that algorithm determined is that the description from your About Us page instead of your homepage, either … | |
I am trying to remove an entire folder of thin content from Google to help me recover from a Panda/EAT-related penalty. I want to keep the content on the site for the benefit of users, but not waste crawl budget or have Google think that we have so many pages … | |
Re: I don't know VB.NET, but what is the specific error message? | |
Re: Currently I store IP addresses as Varchar. Binary is meant for binary data such as images, executables, etc. Not text. | |
Re: A string encased in single quotes means a literal string, meaning don’t evaluate any variables. A string encased in double quotes means evaluate variables inside it. Your entire thing is encased in single quotes. Instead, encase it in double quotes and then escape the double quotes inside (so they will … | |
Re: Is it possible you’re trying to use a DVD-R that has already been written to? Does your drive support DVD-RW as well as DVD-R? When all else fails, use a USB stick instead :) You can turn a USB stick into Bootable Windows installation media. | |
Re: Responsive apps are done using CSS and, specifically, CSS media queries, which engage different stylesheets rules based on the device form factor. To get started, chick out a CSS framework such as Bootstrap, which does a lot of the heavy lifting for you. There are some more popular ones, but … | |
Re: Hey there, and welcome to DaniWeb! There are a handful of old timers around here. Feel free to browse around and hope to see you around. | |
Re: Sorry, I have absolutely no idea what you are trying to say. Are you referring to Google's latest change last week of replacing title tags with H1 tags in the search results? | |
Re: Hi there and welcoem to DaniWeb!! I've found that low quality blog articles can actually *hurt* SEO because Google can tell when it's fluff pieces designed just to build content and help SEO. I think it can be tricky. I don't personally have any experience doing SEO for small brick-and-mortar … | |
Re: Identifying fake Twitter followers is definitely a real and potentially important thing. There are quite a handful of companies that do it. FollowerAudit, Twitter Audit, etc. | |
Re: Sorry, unfortunately I don't know python so I can't help you. I'm going to upvote your post so hopefully someone comes along who can help. | |
Re: Hi jsrankin, Welcome to DaniWeb! It’s always great to have people who are truly passionate about programming wiring their life to it, regardless of their age. We have far too many beginner computer science class students popping up around here, who are just trying to get through a required college … | |
Re: What video club are you referring to? Help us to help you. We can't do your homework for you without you explaining what the assignment is all about. | |
Re: It depends what the functionality of your social network is. If it's just a blog, it's free to use Wordpress. If it's a forum, like DaniWeb, it's free to use a free forum system such as phpBB. There are also many Facebook clones available for free to download. | |
Re: I will preface this by saying I don't know .NET at all. However, the error message, I'm assuming, is basically saying that the `box` object has been destroyed. What code is there between those two lines? | |
Re: Can you please explain what you're trying to do that isn't working? You're saying data is not coming out? Coming out of what? You are trying to insert a row into the table, correct? Are you sure that the connection is able to successfully be established? Also, *always* escape your … | |
Re: Hi and welcome to DaniWeb! We are certainly not as active as we used to be, but DaniWeb is still well maintained by me and I’m working hard on revitalizing it. | |
Re: Is the developer confused as to why it's working for him but not you? It could nto be working for you for a whole bunch of reasons, including the developer's code is referencing files on his local file system. Or, as other people have pointed out, the DNS hasn't propagated … | |
Re: What about your local library's ebooks app? | |
Re: I don't have any experience with Windows development, but I would suspect you would need to use a .NET programming language (such as VB.NET??) to connect to the database, loop through each word, and access the third party API. | |
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Re: > No Apple Company folk here. My fiance is one of those folk. | |
Re: I'm no tunderstanding what you're looking to do. If you want to hire a freelance programmer, check out Upwork. Other than that, I'm confused by what you're asking. | |
Re: I’m in bed about to go to sleep so I can’t really research this now. But all Canadian versions of Windows have a simple key combination that toggles between English and French keyboard layouts. I think it’s Ctrl+Shift or Ctrl+Alt or something like that. I recall this being a question … | |
Re: This seems to be the same question as posted here: https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/535986/deploying-aspnet-website-on-heroku | |
Re: Welcome to DaniWeb! Perhaps you can help Andrea with [this thread](https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/535903/when-someone-registers-in-my-online-store-how-to-identify-if-they-have-alr) where it seems Magento would be a good fit for her. | |
Re: This error happens when you spit out PHP headers after any HTML code or white space. Is this the entire file? No additional php includes or anything else at all? | |
Re: rproffitt, I think, if I'm reading this code right, line 10 is meant to have a single equals. As long as $users does not evaluate to something falsey, such as 0, FALSE, or NULL, then echo line 11. Otherwise, echo line 13. The $users variable is not defined anywhere else … | |
Re: Don't listen to kosmoe, Kennedy. We're really a friendly group here ;) Welcome to DaniWeb, and I wish you much luck in your efforts. I was actually planning on going for my MCSD after I finished college, but I'm not so sure I still want to do that. I'm not … | |
Re: I would call the admissions office of Harvard and ask them all of your questions. I'm sure they'd be glad to give you in depth answers as far as how to apply, what the application process looks like, steer you in the right direction to get a student visa, etc. | |
Re: As a twitter user, you can't tell where another twitter account was created from, nor do you have direct access to the twitter database. You have to just look at it at face value, such as how many tweets it has, how many followers it has, who the followers are, … | |
Re: Sorry, can you please clarify what it is currently outputting and what you want it to be outputting instead? From To Expense Category Expenses Total 01/01/2018 31/12/2018 Accounting Costs £0.00 01/01/2018 31/12/2018 Marketing £0.00 In your SQL query, you are fetching the following 5 columns: expense_category_id expense_category_name sum of expenses … | |
Re: I used to have a 17" MSi gaming laptop and I really, really liked it. Unfortunately I dropped it in the airport and it permanently damanged the video card. James (DaniWeb's sysadmin) uses it now as his travel machine. | |
![]() | Re: The code you provided has an opening quote for the password but no ending quote. I suspect it was just a typo when you snipped out the password or else it would haven given a syntax error. But just checking that there are no silly mistakes. Perhaps completely unrelated, and … |
Re: You can use Twitter's API for developers and call the [GET followers/ids](https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api/v1/accounts-and-users/follow-search-get-users/api-reference/get-followers-ids) or [GET followers/list](https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api/v1/accounts-and-users/follow-search-get-users/api-reference/get-followers-list) resources. | |
Re: What you're looking to do, if I understand you correctly, is to attach a login system to your online store, that shows past purchases to users who are logged in? This is very basic functionality of all ecommerce shops. I would download an existing solution such as [Magento](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magento) and install … | |
Re: As someone who has been coding, almost exclusively, in PHP since 2002, and has coded DaniWeb entirely in PHP, I think I am qualified to answer this. In my humble opinion, PHP has a really bad rap because it started as a simple scripting language to create dynamic content online … | |
Re: That’s weird. I will look into it later this weekend. I think I might know what’s causing it. | |
Re: I don’t think you’re showing us a large enough amount of your code, or providing us a clear understanding of what isn’t working, for us to be able to help you. | |
Re: Hi Monty, and welcome to DaniWeb!! I started DaniWeb as a hobby when I was still in college back in 2002. Twenty years later, it's all just me and James, our systems administrator. I would like to encourage you to not start hiring people until you start making money, or, … | |
Re: Welcome to DaniWeb! We're a community of geeks, programmers, techies, etc. just chatting and sharing knowledge. Feel free to ask a question, start a discussion, etc. | |
Re: Ugh, don't get me started on how horrible WordPress is for page speed. Looking at your site though, it's a billion times better than most! You haven't fallen into the trap of installing a billion plugins or using a heavy downloadable theme. I checked your homepage out with Google PageSpeed … | |
Re: Depends what your business is and who it’s target demographic is. | |
Re: If you really insist on cheating, you can pay someone to do tour homework for you on services such as Fiverr I guess?? | |
Re: Hi Linda. Nice to meet you!! Welcome to DaniWeb. I hope to see you around here :) | |
Re: I think speed will play a bigger role than it ever has before, and the AMP project is either going to be ramped up or eventually scrapped just like Google+. I also think Google is putting more effort into schema and understanding and graphing entities, with the intention of building … | |
![]() | Re: The best way to think about this is to try to think about what you’re trying to accomplish, line by line. And then write the syntax for it. Can you please explain what the code you wrote above is trying to accomplish? What are you trying to do? I think … |
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