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 | I have no WordPress experience at all so take what I say with a grain of salt, but is it possible that WordPress is doing this on purpose? In other words, they know what URL you are meaning to go to, so they’re sending you to it? What I would …  |
| | How do you handle your link discoverability when also using infinite scroll. As we know, Google has been ignoring link rel=prev/next for years. A lot of my older content is showing up with no internal links. I do have HTML page navigation but it’s hidden with `display:none` |
 | Hi there and welcome to DaniWeb. I will do my best to answer any questions you may have, as I have a 20 year career in the digital marketing space. However, I regret that I never had much luck with affiliate marketing, despite being very into it for a short … |
 | Absolutely hand-coded over WYSIWYG, no question. However, I would make sure to be using a framework and Sass (or some other type of precompiled CSS). Basically whatever it takes to reduce the amount of unnecessary HTML and extra CSS for optimal performance. |
| | Hi, Sorry for the confusion. You can do so from your Control Panel: https://www.daniweb.com/connect/profile To get to your Control Panel, click your avatar icon in the top right corner, and then click Control Panel. At the bottom of the page there's a button to Update Location. |
| | Is there an advantage to submitting my AMP pages to my Google sitemap? I am using `<link rel="amphtml" ...` but I was wondering if submitting them lead to faster discovery? My AMP pages are starting to show up in Google Search Console Coverage for "Indexed, not submitted in sitemap" However, … |
 | I know I'm late to the party here, but I'm going to reply now in hopes that imtylerbanks gets an email notification that this thread has been updated. I've been following AMP closely over the years, and I never felt the need to implement it. I finally did this past … |
| | Sorry, I can't help, because unfortunately I have no python experience. But I've tagged this thread pygame so hopefully it will get more eyeballs and someone will be able to help. |
| | My code has a query that looks like: INSERT INTO table VALUES (...) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE id = LAST_INSERT_ID(id), ... id is a PRIMARY KEY. My question is that I can't for anything remember why I have id = LAST_INSERT_ID(id). I wrote it years ago and it's not commented. … |
 | This is by design. It’s all one single Contribute form that was broken up into a wizard to make it easier for newer members to digest it little by little. However, we don’t actually touch the server until that final submit button is pressed. It was hard enough work to … |
| | I started using Cloudflare yesterday, and I must say, I'm incredibly impressed with them. They have a pretty well-rounded featureset that goes above and beyond just being a static CDN. |
 | Semantics!! It's an HTML5 video element. The element is represented by an HTML tag. |
| | There’s a snippet of Javascript you can put on your site to show how many Facebook likes it got, how many Tweets, etc. I’m on my cell now not near my computer but I’ll find specific code for you a bit later. |
 | I’m finding a lot of articles on the web on how to edit your registry to recover an accidentally deleted recycle bin. However, I unfortunately can’t find anything on how to recover a folder converted to a recycle bin. Did you make note of your registry settings before making the … |
| | Sorry for my late response. I don't have a whole lot of experience with flex boxes, but I found this code here: https://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_mediaqueries_flex <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> <style> * { box-sizing: border-box; } /* Container for flexboxes */ .row { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; } /* … |
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 | You can use scp to copy the script from your local sysem to the remote system. scp file.txt username@10.10.1.1:/path/to/put/file Would that help you?  |
| | That’s weird. I’ll fix this in just a bit. Thanks for the catch. |
| | I'm using the following code to verify that an email address has a valid DNS (otherwise, we consider the email invalid). $domain = substr($email, strrpos($email, '@') + 1); $isValid = checkdnsrr($domain, 'MX') || checkdnsrr($domain, 'A'); However, today it just flagged nearly all @gmail.com and @yahoo.com emails as invalid. Obviously the … |
 | What does the data in your database look like? Line 20 of your code is retrieving all the data within the row(s) of the Calendar_Data table for today's date. |
| | Having a strong domain authority means that you have a lot of relevant backlinks and mentions from sites that, themselves, have a strong domain authority. The benefit is that you will have more crawl budget, which means Google will crawl your site deeper and index more pages. It's also believed … |
| | How do you know COVID-19 is the reason for the denial? What does the rejection letter say? |
| | I'm not sure what you mean by match a word. Do you mean tell if the word exists in the text file? How big is the text file? Do you want to load it all into memory and then search it a bunch of times, or do you want to … |
 | Why is that article great?? That is probably one of the worst articles about modern user interfaces that I've come across. 1. They give me a reason not to trust them when it's hosted on a severely outdated website with poor usability. The logo is not clickable to return to …  |
| | How did you fare in this week’s core update? Losses for us. |
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| | Hi and welcome to DaniWeb. I'm going to move your topic to the Programming forum so more people will notice it. Unfortunately I have no visual studio experience to be able to help you. Good luck!!  |
 | Ah, Rough is correct! Just doing `all_skills=data` will just assign a JSON string to all_skills. If he wants it to actually be a native array, you have to use ParseJSON. I know this is a two year old threat, but better late than never, for others who may stumble upon … |
 | Hi there and welcome back. DaniWeb was written in Codeigniter 3. |
| | My guess, and this is just a guess, is *yes*, you can, provided that each subdomain has its own property in the Google Search Console and is associated with a different physical address. |
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| | I’m on my phone now so I can’t search easily, but didn’t you just ask this question two days ago? |
| | Hi, Thanks for submitting your topic. Sorry for it being so difficult to figure out how to do. I'm currently working on trying my best to improve usability here at DaniWeb. However, per our private chat, please post your question along with what you've tried so far and where you're …  |
 | In your while loop, your variable $row is like a record with a column for each thing you are pulling. Therefore, it's a PHP array with an array field for each thing you're pulling. In this case, you're just pulling one field (ip_address) so it's an array with just one … |
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| | Unfortunately I have very little experience with apps (I’m a web girl). My guess is that you need to explain exactly what you’re doing in a privacy policy, and show/have them agree to that policy when they sign up or attempt to log into your app for the first time. |
| | Hi, Welcome to DaniWeb!! You started your career in digital marketing roughly at the same time as I did. I first got involved in the SEO industry in about 1998 and started selling advertising as my primary income in 2004. How has your restaurant been doing with Coronavirus?? |
 | > Try to message those above or start a new discussion. If you’re not a moderator, you need to be a DaniWeb Premium member in order to send a message. |
| | The same way as you would in native PHP without Codeigniter. |
| | https://www.php.net/manual/en/curl.examples-basic.php |
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| | `$id = $_POST['index'];` will only work if someone filled out a form with an index field and ended up on that page. `$id= $_REQUEST['index'];` will work if someone goes to the page with a query-string parameter, such as page.php?index=123 |
| | Welcome back to DaniWeb!! Wow, first post in 12 years. Welcome, welcome, welcome! |
| | Unfortunately I, personally, do not know mobile development. Lots of people have started over the years to release a mobile app and none have completed it. We had two that got two-thirds done before being abandoned. We have an API you can use at https://www.daniweb.com/connect/developers if you would like to … |
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| | How can I use jQuery's [.stop()](https://api.jquery.com/stop/) to stop *all* animations and not just for one specific selector. In my use case, I don't know the element being animated. Does this function bubble? Can I do something like `$(document).stop(true, false);` ?? |
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