Posts by almostbob

this expletive reply,
not intended to be informative,
is however correct,
[answer]

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like MS helpscreens

I would like to take this opportunity to apologise for the above, sometimes I cannot resist the temptation

Asboth prior replies(+1), the ID is always created in the database as an auotincrement. there are hundreds of short tutorials on creating a simple phpsql database schema, most only occupy a single page, and the basic premise is simple.
may be worth googling, and using one. the tutorials tend to be id name address etc, but column names in the table are irrelevant, the process is correct.
I refer to This one(ten common mistakes) often

its better to use long tags, short tags mean the file is not portable, between servers,
The ISP can always change the configuration of the server without notice and the short tag script will cease to function, long tags always work
short tags are common between languages, can cause errors where xml is used

content is King
directory submission sites are penalised
link sharing sites are penalised
link spamming is penalised

Your original content,
links from content-related valid non-spam sites

not part of the q, <label> use is wrong (non functional)
html <label> is used to add clickable text to input buttons, does nothing if used elsewhere
<input type='radio' name='gender' value='M' id='bloke'> <label for='bloke'>Male</label>
<input type='radio' name='gender' value='F' id='sheila'> <label for='sheila'>Female</label>
<input type='radio' name='gender' value='?' id='shim'> <label for='shim'>confused</label>

third & last time, read the helpscreens, zoho crm contact form does support ip address collection

a no, the .htaccess filename is specific
bc The action of .htaccess continues to subfolders, If you put a .htaccess in the root, it covers subfolders, may require directives that you dont wish for the root, so you put another .htaccess in a subfolder specific to that subfolder. there can be as many .htaccess files as the site requires

your hosted form processor. DOES support automatic IP collection you do not need to make a form change, you need to make a configuaration change

As diafol above, the ip address is available to the form handler

the form processor scrpt supplied by ISP can be often configured to capture the IP address, and other common data, without an input in the html form
simple as reading the helpscreens for the particular script
more exact, can't be, without seeing the code of the form handler\ for a neat secure answer

but just like Karen, you can rename the form to .php and use
<input type='hidden' value='<?php echo $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDRESS"]; ?>' name='IP'>

And ensure your mail is not formatted with title or content that would trigger a spam filter
"Win a $million" is one sure way to get dumped

The website doesnt, the SE does
these results are considered relevant enough to be multi-linked
Goto google webmaster tools
register yourself & your site,
read Google_webmaster_101
&

Follow The Instructions

google inform you what they expect, to rank well
content is King

<ul id="infobox-img-dropdown-list" name="featured-infobox-1-img">
    <li value="phpWillFill">
        <input type='radio' value='1' name='option' id='option1' />
            <label for="option1"><img src="phpWillFillThis" /></label>
     </li>
    <li value="phpWIllFill" class="selected">
        <inpu type='radio' value='2' name='option' id='option2' selected='selected'>
            <label for="option2"><img src="phpWillFillThis" /></label>
    </li>
    <li value="phpWillFill" >
        <input type='radio' value='3' name='option' id='option3'>
            <label for="option3"><img src="phpWillFillThis" /></label>
    </li>
</ul>

If you dont want the actual radio button do display just give it a css class that display: none,
and the image remains clickable
not very clean, but funcional

go to google, and read the google maps api
there is nothing that is not included in the instructions

Further to my post above, thought of it too late to edit the post
BEST is so subjective, there are a lot of html IDE, there are a lot of html/php/mysql ide, might be better to start with a html/php/mysql ide so that there is only 1 learning curve. the transition to server scripting is very rapid once you begin to code and find what ability is available to you.

If you do plan to develop grab copies of the thumbdrive versions of other browsers.
the no-install versions of browsers other than your favorite, will allow you to test the finished product for incompatibility.
Typically some specific code does not display as expected (IE is king of incompatibility issues, and there is a lot of IE8 still in use)

Most use a simple editor, notepad replacement like notepad++ notepad2, these have code completion and error highlighting
dreamweaver code is innefficient, very 1980s
the poster has no connection with any ide or code writer and receives no commissions :)

 #slidingDiv_2{ height:100px;padding:20px;margin-top:10px;display:none;}
#slidingDiv{ height:100px;padding:20px;margin-top:10px;display:none;z-index:10;}

now div 1 will slide over div 2, z:indexes can be used to change the relative depth in the page, your javascript could also set the active div z-index higher programmatically so the active on always scrolls over the inactive, toggling between 0 and 10 . 10 is in front of 0, -10 is behind 0, 1 is the default, my memory is not good

Probably the best single thing to do, is to enroll your site in Google Webmaster tools, and follow google SEO101.
The other sites are insignificant, google holds 77% of searches, the others add to less than 1/3 of google share, so anything google does is copied by the others. Google101 is a lesson in basic seo, and webmaster tools will give you the current rank, and what to improve.

grilled hake, baked potato with sour cream pepper and cheese, apple PIE, coffee. She loves me, she cooks fantastic for me

in the code that displays the iframe, what class is the iframe, how is the iframe define

note the corrections in allenhill99 & creditcards replies

robot.txt is nothing
the file must be named robots.txt

perhaps an em or fractional em(.9em) could/would/should self adjust to browser metrics, user preference, something like

#container {top: 0.7em;}

0px is invalid as a dimension, zero is dimensionless, 0px=0em=0% and should be expressed as 0
IE8 could be doing its thing and spitting the dummy for something as simple as that

no, the demo unlink code just shows a range of possibilities for its use
you can just unlink the file
but it is good to check if exists

PIE
Middle son's store is making pie
Apple Pie and ice cream
mmmmmmmm

the most likely cause is IE, try a better validator, like http://validator.w3.org/check apart from messy code, hard to read, there doesnt seem much wrong

for your own use, try, base64 encoding, the image is written as displayable characters and recoded on the fly
the same as images are embedded in email
a likely google search would be multipart mime refers to email but the process is the same

the ([enclosed]) also ([[ ]]) (([[ ]])) ([[[ ]]]), facebook numbers do not actually encode anything, they are references for facebook javascripts to access stored images, references to user id_s, references to anything facebook want to reference, obscured - not encrypted

<link href='//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:300italic,400italic,600italic,700italic,800italic,400,300,600,700,800' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> <meta charset="UTF-8">

from the source code of the page the image is prtscr from http://www.asgcinc.org/

toast n home made strawberry jam. bad instant coffee, new rule dont let ME make the coffee, getting the espresso machine and the grinder out nof the back of the cupboard

lets get the obvious out of the way, to make sure it isnt a doh head-slap moment
\what doctype declaration it the file

Google does not index every page of every site, that would be a duplicate of the web in size
there are a representative sample of the site, the more inbound links you validly get, the more pages will be indexed.
the more often you resubmit the same site, the more likely your are to offend some term of service at the search engine and get downgraded

<form name="daftar" method="post" action="daftar.php" onsubmit="return tq()">

<input type="submit" name="Daftar" value="Daftar" id="submit" onClick="return checkscript()"/>

perhaps

find the config files for the mysql server installed, or the helpscreens, and see what the default install says about passwords

@dorco, read the prior posts, you will learn as well, there is no smtp server on a wamp localhost
no mail server to send mail, => there are no server logs
you cannot the same answer applies
ignorance is not bliss
wrong answers dont help
whatever dont make wrong, right.

localhost does not have an smtp server, mail() does not work without an smtp server
html filoes do not process php commands, unless you have modified the configuration "addhandler serverparsed"
the php helpscreens at php.net are very good, and include
EDIT: Correct
code samples, would be probably a good idea to view the mail() help page

encode the image as base64, then WRITE/echo the encoded image into the email. do not refer to a location on the server

open a received email from someone else
EDIT: with an image
in a text editor and look at the source, the process will become easier to concept
and you can write the logo into the php script

like everyone else, google apis would be the place to look https://developers.google.com/maps/
Its pretty easy, I can do ergo VERY easy

Canada, Silver 4wd, snow proof travel

Australia, White, Red 4wd convertible, green 4wd wagon, yellow 6w atv, red atv quad, yellow atv quad, blue dirtbike, yellow tractor, yellow grader,
In the bush, if it isnt dust, its mud, everything is awd except the highway car
older, not more mature, just older

Click here google link

then perhaps a different code editor than aptana, if the errors are not being highlighted, its no use

have you corrected the code as noted
do you access the file through the local wamp server localhost, not by clicking the file, sometimes it is the silly things

The google search would proabaly be "how to create a multipart mime email in php"
Wiki mime type explanation

I dont do it myself, but it encodes the image as base64 text, so it can be sent in the body of the email

    <!DOCTYPE html>
    <html lang="en">
    <head>
    <title>PHP Test</title>
    </head>
    <body>
    <p>This is an HTML line</p>
    <p>
    <?php echo 'This is a PHP line';
    echo phpinfo(); ?>
    </p>
    </body></html>

corrected code
doctype html5 must close or selfclose all elements
php left out a little echo

would suggest getting a code-highlight editor, these errors show up in colour changes in the code, making it easier to spot

Anything other than organic linking, degrades SER
and leads to blacklisting. Search engines are very good at detecting black practice

Googlebots have read the sitemap, and discarded duplicate, and low value pages.
Improve the value (content) of the un-indexed pages and resubmit the sitemap
sitemap bombing, like any other black or grey SEO tool, will get you delisted. No third party site can guarantee you any better result than the google webmaster tools reports

<!DOCTYPE html>
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge"/>

just a thought, I'm not going through a few hundred K of file

javascripts may not work, many users block javascript as security issue
css is easier

@media print { .dontprint {display:none;} }
@media screen { .dontshow{ display: none; }}

anthing you dont want to print is 'class="dontprint" '
a set of separate page headers and text to complete a printed page that does not show onscreen is the 'dontshow' class

back after 8 months holiday, replying,
If GOOGLE write that geo-tagged results "* can be biased for every domain in which the main Google Maps application is officially launched* " it would stand to reason that at lease one search engine, Google, with 79% of all searches, reads geotags
Anything that google begins, lesser search engines follow

vanilla cake with pink icing, whipped cream, and coffee,
she loves me

Try doing as sanchixx did
start a thread,
ask a question
explain the actual problem
post the code affected
await reply

Google do not permit iframes,
my content in your iframe is considered by most sites to be content theft.
they do provide an api that allows you to put their content in a div, the api includes google's choice of attribution

Prior post wasnt meant to be rude, if it is , sorry
I meant that for many webmasters, it is in their interests to share content, without the 'stealing' Their content in your site with a backlink, gets them higher google cred
my site ranks really well, I have multiple acredited links on other peoples web sites in similar industries, referencing my content displayed in their pages

Ask them
using another site's content without attribution, is considered stealing
putting their site in your Iframe, is considered stealing
putting their content in your Iframe with their logo, is definitely considered stealing
If you ask them they may consider allowing you to access their content,