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It's called Ajax. :)

I've seen you ask this in just about every other webmaster forum and they have given you the answer already. You have to put this code after you send out your page headers. Actually, this shouldn't even affect PHP as it goes into your HTML and not into your PHP …

[code=php] foreach ($_GET as $key => value) { echo $key . "<br />"; } [/code]

[url]http://php.net/[/url] It says on their hompage.

No. You need to use Apache's mod_rewrite for this.

Have you read Paypal's guides to integrating their systems? It includes sample code.

Get them here: [url]http://www.phpbb.com/phpBB/catdb.php?db=1[/url] They come with instructions on how to install them.

If you point two domains to one website you should always do a 301 redirect from one to the other so as not to look like you're trying to manipulate the system with duplicate content.

Google is currently updating its public PR report. But that doesn't have anything to with rankings as this PR has already been factored into everyone's rankings. It is just them letting us a more current, yet, still old, PR report for our pages. Google's search results update every day.

Gee, you [b]bought[/b] 5000 links which is clearly against Google's terms of service. What did you expect?

[code]<input type="checkbox" name="chkboxarray[b][][/b]" value=1> <input type="checkbox" name="chkboxarray[b][][/b]" value=2> <input type="checkbox" name="chkboxarray[b][][/b]" value=3>[/code] To access them as a group: [code=php] foreach ($_REQUEST['chkboxarray'] as $checkbox) { echo $checkbox; }[/code]

According to Google their isn't much of a difference between the two. In practical use, <strong> is useful to screenreaders as it makes them give the text encased by it more emphasis. Otherwise there is no difference between the two tags.

PHP does offer [url=http://us3.php.net/gd]built in functions[/url] for manipulating images. With these you can find out an images dimensions and then react accordingly.

You can see it [url=http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.0.html]on their website[/url]

I pull it directly from the database. Less overhead that way.

Have you written any code for this yet? We can help you with what you have but we won't do the work for you. We're here to help, not be free labor. :)

You'll want to use PHP's include() function to include the common header, footer, and sidebar.

No. You can only select one file at a time.

I think your analysis of click fraud is off base. It's quite a reach to say Google is to blame for click fraud. It's also very bold, and probably ignorant, to say you can stop click fraud. It's also probably just flat out crazy to say you can beat Google …

[QUOTE=Harry smith;301734]Lawren, IMO every search engines have their own datacenters for which they refer for. According yto me Yahoo has a great database comparatively so it must be showing more numbers of IBL.[/QUOTE] This is not for the reasons you say. Yahoo shows all IBL while Google purposely does not. …

That all depends. What kind of job would you like to have when done with school?

That makes sense. It really is similar to duplicate content outside of yours site. Just weed out the duplicates and leave the original.

You'll need to start a viral campaign. Is there something special or cool about yours that no one else is doing? If so, try to find a way tog et people excited about it. (If not you've got an uphill battle anyway and should try to identify why people should …

I hope they aren't wearing white T-shirts ;)

What server OS are you using and what mail software?

[QUOTE=lproven;297551]Oh, come on. This is 2007 not 1997! If I can post on Livejournal or Flickr or YahooGroups or GoogleGroups or almost any other online forum I'm in using a safe restricted subset of HTML, then there is *no* reason why it can't be done here as well. I am, …

Just go to their submit pages: [list] [*] [url=http://www.google.com/addurl.html]Google[/url] (Use a [url=https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/siteoverview?hl=en]Google SiteMap[/url]) [*] [url=http://submit.search.yahoo.com/free/request]Yahoo[/url] (Use the page list option) [*] [url=http://search.msn.com/docs/submit.aspx?FORM=SUNO]MSN[/url] [/list]

Designing a website in Flash destroys and real chance of ranking well in the search engines: [b]period[/b]. Even if they can index the content you still are only a one page website with no html to give the search engines clues about the content and no internal hyperlinks with keyword-rich …

It's important to remember the title tag is what people see when they do a search. If your title doesn't accurately reflect what the page is about you may rank well in the search results but get little traffic which is the exact opposite of what you are trying to …

Try: [code=php]if (!function_exists(mysql_connect('localhost', 'root', 'sushma'))) { die( '<span class="fatalError">Fatal error: ' . 'MySQL extension is not loaded. Check your settings in php.ini.</span>' ); }[/code]

A uniform structure like you prefer is not better in any way to the examples you don't prefer. Just focus on the basics. Try to keep your URLs short and full of keywords (use only those that are necessary). Remove short words whenever possible like "the", "is", and "a" as …

I disagree completely. If social networking sites rank well for a particular phrase it is frequently because they are more relevant than other pages for the content. Even if it is just a link to the content then the user has found what they are looking for. (Although the content …

Use mysqldump to create a backup of the database and use mysqlimport to read it into the new database.

I have a simple PHP script that creates a couple of dbase files and moves them to my anonymous FTP directory. However, I am unable to see these files when viewing that directory in a web browser. I can see them when logged with a FTP client though. One thing …

As with anything Google it's all part of an algorithm that no one but Google knows. The one common factor is that this typically occurs only for the top ranked site and is usually a major brand/popular site. You can read more about it in [url=http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/ui-fun-better-snippets/]Matt Cutt's blog[/url].

It's hard to say why you went supplemental. Do you have duplicate content on your site? Or is it all original? What is the topic of your site? Do you have unique <title>s for each page?

They're very picky about that stuff. I think it is worth a shot, though. The worst that can happen is it is deleted.

This definitely is not the best place for this thread as it it requires a server side language to what you want to do. What programming language will you be developing this in?

A good forum for discussing Ruby is [url]http://railsforum.com/[/url]. The guys who run it are very knowledgeable and it's a nice environment for learning.

Why not write a shopping cart that can connect to all of the major gateways and Paypal?

This happens with Google and MSN, too. They are constantly in flux as they update their indices and their algorithms. It will return to normal soon unless you have been doing something that warranted this (and only you know if you have).

My test account arrived at 12:30 PM EST. My stymiee account has not arrived yet.

Congrats, roryt! :)

Ahh, you were a belated present for your mom. :)

[QUOTE=brassinserts]Google PR has been very erratic lately. Do not worry it comes back on its own. [/QUOTE] Google just updated its PR. It won't be changing again for three months or so. Cases like this are difficult to get an explanation for. Fortunately it is not important in the general …

Before you write one line of code: [list] [*] Do keyword research to determine what keywords you want to target [/list] While constructing your website you should do the following: [list] [*] Use markup to indicate the content of your site [list] [*] Optimize your &lt;title&gt; tags on each page …

No. 1) You have way to many keywords stuffed in there. Most of them will be ignored so this is a waste of time. 2) Your page can't possible be about every single keyword in there. Only put keywords related to your page's content in there. Otherwise you're not fooling …

Do you mean backgrounds of web pages? Please be more specific.

Stop using frames. Until you do you don't have a prayer of ranking in Google.

The key to getting good rankings is good content and patience. Good content is required to get the kind of links (and quantity of links) you'll need to rise to the top. Even with that kind of content, you are starting off behind everyone who launched ahead of you and …