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 | Re: ScoreCard popup They're third party, and I'm not seeing them at all, nor can I confirm who is running them, or any details of it.  |
 | This is by design. There should not really be a need to quote long bodies of code. |
| | Re: Voting system Please note that clicking on an arrow does NOT give reputation. Reputation and comments are only submitted if you click the form button or hit Enter.  |
| | FastClick is one of the most popular advertising networks out there, and they pay through PayPal. Unfortunately, they aren't accepting forums right now :-/ Not sure of any others :( |
| | Also, check this line: [code]double doDivideZero(double &)[/code] You need to name your variable, such as (double& x) |
| | For all those purple haters out there, here is solid proof that our color scheme is awesome. Even Microsoft decided to use it for VS!  |
 | Linux comes with telnet/ssh built in. Simply use the ssh command from a terminal window / console. :) |
 | You gain a "solved thread" point each time you post in a thread that is subsequently marked solved by the OP.  |
 | It's obviously bad that our code highlighter is interpreting things differently, but do you realize that the poster posted malformed code? Notice their `<Directory >` has an extra space, and that is never closed.  |
 | <totally offtopic>Wow, your son is on Long Island? Whereabouts?</offtopic rant> |
| | Hmm ... Is it just me, or when you vote with a comment, does the comment not instantly show up like it's supposed to?? It works fine in our dev environment and I can't figure out why it's not working for me in the live site. |
 | Like this?? ... echo '<ul>'; while ($row = mysql_fetch_object) { echo '<li>' . $row->name . '</li>'; } echo '</ul>'; |
 | This wasn't put back right away because it's rather resource intensive to implement. I'll play around and see what I can do. |
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| | Re: sitemap Jorge, don't you mean it may take a few days for Google to index the pages? :) Last I checked, the only thing GoDaddy knows how to do is make superbowl commercials. They certainly can't reliably maintain their network, if today's disaster was any indication. No offense to GoDaddy, because … |
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| | At the heart of Facebook is their open graph model. Essentially, everything on Facebook (every person, every event, every photo album) is an object in the open graph. You could essentially write a script to fetch all of the information related to you and save it. However, there wouldn't be … |
| | It's really hard for me to wrap my mind around what you're describing. Can you please either link to your page, or provide the full HTML and CSS? |
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| | It depends what you're trying to do. We use `<meta name="robots" content="noindex" />` when we want Google to crawl a page (and follow outgoing links on it), but not index the page itself (because it's thin content, for example). We use robots.txt to block pages from Google that are unavailable … |
| | The new version of Twitter also puts extra emphasis on location. Wonder if it's a coincidence. |
| | By invitation only :) If a space opens up (aka there is an apparent need for additional moderation within a particular category), then the existing moderation team votes on who to nominate. The nominees are then asked if they are interested. |
| | I think that it's like a link wheel only for articles. Where there are multiple articles in the prism and they each provide a one-way back link to another one.  |
| | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trackback Sorry morganlong, but that's not correct :( It's often beneficial to know all of the different places on the web where a particular article is being referenced. For example, suppose you read an article in the New York Times online. It might be interesting to easily find all of … |
| | DaniWeb will once again be sponsoring the Percona Live MySQL conference coming up next month. You can go to http://www.percona.com/live/nyc-2012/ to register and use promo code DANIWEB to save 15% on tickets. DaniWeb will also be hosting the official after party for the Percona conference, which you can find out … |
| | The same way that Google's Panda algorithm was designed to focus around more of the on-page stuff (thin content, quality of content, content farms, etc.), the Penguin algorithm is designed to focus around the off-page stuff (backlinks!) The first itiration of Penguin has already been rolled out a few months … |
 | Please define "messed up"? The code highlighting is off, you mean? |
| | The alt tag is meant to show alternative text in lieu of being able to show an image. While images might look great visually, they are useless to blind people or people using text-based web browsers. Therefore, the alt text is used to describe the image if is unable to … |
| | There are many keyword tools on the web (SEO Moz, Digital Point, SEO Book, etc). The goal is to find a niche keyword that describes what people would be looking for on your site, but also doesn't have a lot of competition from competitors also targeting the same keyword. The … |
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| | Your file paths should be relative to their location in the file system. Where in the file system is the PHP file doing the writing compared to where you're trying to create the file. It should be irrelevant whether it's a different subdomain or not. |
| | Peter, I think he's referring to how member profiles show MSN usernames and such, which often times are people's full email addresses. We should actually be encrypting those ...  |
 | PayPal doesn't do that? Google Checkout, perhaps? No clue, sorry :( |
| | Just to add some clarification here, there was never a problem with your database. It's simply that HTML does not preserve line breaks, so you need to use the nl2br() function to turn new line breaks into HTML line breaks. |
| | Not sure what you mean. Google releases new algorithm updates just about daily. Every so often, there are some big ones that happen, but Google doesn't release official announcements about them. The SEO community finds out because people begin to notice large shifts in their traffic overnight and so they … |
| | Basically it all has to do with whether you're doing something that is considered a good practice to make your site more user friendly, versus doing something to try to game the search engines to artificially increase your ranking by exploiting a problem with the current algorithm. This might be … |
| | Firstly, we did make a change to cookies about a week ago where everyone was logged out. I started a thread about it apologizing. :) So if you've had your browser open for over a week, then that's the reason why. Secondly, to prevent against spam, you cannot submit any … |
 | I'm Dani :) You can find my bio on our About Us page http://www.daniweb.com/home/about |
| | I'm confused by what you mean. Have awesome content. Have a good, clear navigation structure. Have clean HTML that validates according to the W3C standards. |
 | Can't you do [inlinecode]UPDATE table SET col_value = col_value + 1[/inlinecode]? |
 | Adding this feature alone has increased our "social activity" from an average of 250 likes/tweets per day to forum discussion threads up to an average of over 400 per day. Currently, the very vast majority of our traffic comes from Google results. Google has made it no secret that they … |
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| | This is why when you post in any forum, it bubbles up to the top, so it will be noticed by people clicking on all of Software Development. |
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