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Thank you for copying what Google has in the blog and posting it here.

Considering the urgency of the issue you should contact a Oracle database administrator to handle this for you.

This is common will all major search engines. It usually occurs while they are doing an update of some kind. It's nothing to worry about.

Please post all job opportunities in the [url=http://www.daniweb.com/jobs/forum59.html]proper forum[/url]. You will get a better response especially if you fill out all of the fields.

Have you written any code yet?

Their post actually wasn't very informative so I wouldn't expect to get any real insight that isn't already publicly available at reputable websites and forums.

PHP has built in functionality for opening and zipping zip files. They should help you do this.

No need to send them to another page. Data validation is easy to do. 1) Receive the POSTed form data (top of the file) 2) Validate it. Put errors into an array so you can echo them out later 3) Check to see if you found any errors. If not, …

I think with the continuing growth of Ruby and RoR that this might be a very good idea.

FYI, CSS has nothing to do with SEO. For a shopping cart to be more SE friendly it would have static appearing URLs with keywords in it and be easily crawled (i.e. no session IDs in the URLs).

Because people are not very computer literate and get intimidated by any special actions they are required to do that they don't understand. They want the page to load and have everything right there for them with no extra effort or understanding required.

1) Write efficient code. 2) Take advantage of caching. 3) Get high powered servers.

I would assuming if they are comparing outsourced security to internal security then internal security would mean security put in place by the company through its own efforts without relying on an external company to provide the solution for them.

Where are you having problems?

1) Your PR should be retained 2) No redirect is perfect. If your site is established doing this may cause you to take a hit in rankings and traffic 3) There's nothing wrong with dynamic URLs as they can be indexed just fine.

Not sure as they don't say what happens and no one seems to have tested it out. My guess is that they would ignore anything over the 50k mark. But that's just a guess.

This will sound like a cop out answer but it is the truth: increase the PR of your pages. According to Matt Cutts this is a big factor in this.

Duplicate content is worthless nowadays. It will never appear in Google's search results as they filter it all out and put it in their supplemental index which is as good as not having it at all.

Show us what code you've written already.

Those meta tags do nothing for Google or for any major search engine.

Typically ASP is hosted on Windows-based servers which tend to be more expensive then Linux solutions. On a related note, you also might want to keep in mind that ASP is no longer encouraged to be used by Microsoft in favor of ASP.net. PHP, on the other hand, is still …

Does 2checkout let you connect to their system using an API? Or are you trying to hack this?

MSN places a lot of value in keywords in the domain and URL right now.

Site-wide links are recognized and devalued by Google. Go for the targeted single link. If SEO is not an issue and you want traffic go for the site-wide link.

Sounds like you should contact them for technical support.

Table cells are vertically aligned to be in the middle by default. You need to use valign="top" in your table cells to push the content to the top.

Backlinks will never hurt. That is very much true. Otherwise it would be too easy to take out the competition. You get into trouble with links when you are part of a link farm. By participating (i.e. lining to them in exchange for getting links back) you are admitting to …

Without content they aren't going to indexed. Even if the one page websites get indexed they won't rank well for anything so it is just as good as not being indexed. And since you may risk being seen as using doorway pages you risk getting the domains blacklisted so it …

Blogs don't rank well anywhere just because they are a blog. This is a myth. The blogs that rank well do so because they have good content. If they weren't blogs they would rank just as well because of that content. If you aren't willing to blog regularly with good …

Don't change the domain name! Changing domains for a site that ranks number one is just about the worst thing you can do. Find a way to have him change the information so the organization controls it. If you can't do that you're more or less in big trouble. You …

Looks like you're intending to spam forums and blogs. Am I correct?

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Not to sound mean, but if you don't know anything about databases, how do you plan to build a site like Daniweb? You need to understand your limits and start off small and build up from there. Start by learning what a database actually is before you try to use …

This is something you will want to do with JavaScript.

You can't do this with PHP. It has be done with JavaScript or the HTML target attribute (which can only open one new window).

You must do a redirect before sending out any HTML to the browser. This includes whitespace at the top of your file.

[QUOTE=cscgal;292343]Well that's true. But there are still "big update" periods - at least that I know of. Or am I just very old school?[/QUOTE] You're still old school. :) But it is accepted that Google is doing an update right now. All "SEOers" and forums are discussing the very same …

You can't do that. It is a security risk and no browser will allow it. The best you can do is hope they select execute when the dialog box appears in their browser IF one does appear at all.

Unfortunately not. There are no free versions of it.

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You will definitely need to address your "security issues" before establishing another merchant account as whomever you go with will most likely have the same issues with your account.

It's called Ajax :)

She actually [i]didn't[/i] want tabbed browsing. :)

Don't change a thing. Whatever test you ran is a joke and you should ignore. Those links and their placement will not harm your site. By changing your code to make it [b]inaccessible[/b] to the search engines you are making [b]inaccessible[/b] to some human beings. And you would be doing …

Do not point them all to the same site without a 301 redirect.

MSN doesn't have duplicate content issues yet. They're not that advanced. But if you want to be safe you should be able to do your own redirect on the top of your page in whatever server side language you are using.

You can do it [url]http://us2.php.net/language.types.type-juggling[/url]

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That's fine. And you can't be hurt by things that are out of your control like incoming links. Otherwise a competitor can use this to hurt you.

Google doesn't penalize for duplicate content on websites anymore. They just filter it out now.