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Don't forget that you wrote [url=http://www.simpletest.org/]Simpletest[/url] which is one of the more popular unit tests available for PHP. (See [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpletest]entry in Wikipedia[/url]). For anyone who doesn't know who Marcus is, he is an incredible programmer and we are very lucky to have him here. Glad you came to Daniweb, Marcus. …

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From the forum rules: [quote]Do not post homework problems expecting a quick answer without showing any effort yourself.[/quote] Please do the work yourself and if you have a problem please let us know. You are not going to get anywhere in life having others do your homework for you. How …

You need to use a server-side language for this as HTML is static and cannot perform dynamic actions.

Moved to a more appropriate forum. :)

Moved to a more appropriate forum. :)

I use Google from the Firefox toolbar. I've been using Google since they launched and haven't looked back.

Moved to a more appropriate forum. :)

Moved. :)

A lot of blogs and CMSes have lengthy keyword stuffed URLs and seem to do okay. But you do run the risk of reaching the cutoff point for URLs and having indexing problems or lost keywords. Try to keep it short by removing words with less then four letters.

Sure you can. You can use flat files just like you would use a database to store the information. You can even use a tool like fckeditor to act as a wysiwyg so they don't even need to know HTML to edit their pages.

I'm not a C++ guy but with the languages I do know I am almost exclusively self taught and most of the other programmers I know, while they did attend college for programming in some fashion, learned most of what they know from books and hacking away at their own …

Start menu > run > type 'regedit'

Because some things never change (well, I wasn't around a year and a half ago but you know what I mean...)

One thing you could do is use a robots.txt file to prevent search engines from crawling pages with outbound links. Then no PR is lost because the search engines aren't even crawling those pages. But keep in mind that any internal links on those pages won't be counted either. This …

Different people keep making this exact same post.

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No. :) What's your URL of the page you are working on? Maybe we can play with it and see what's going on.

I know a few names that people have that makes you wonder if their parents really love them. :(

Do you have cookies turned on? If the forum software can't set a cookie it can't tell that you are logged in.

I'm fairly certain you can put music not purchased through iTunes on to any ipod including the nano.

Just moments ago the forum rules were changed to not punish people who might say things that might be taken in a bad way, etc, but to stifle the people who really do have malicious intent. However, even with that, this thread is no longer a debate, but is now …

Kam, There's no such thing as a silly question. We'll be happy to answer any question you have and do it in a respectful way so don't be afraid to ask. :) John

Welcome to Daniweb. :) You'll find that you'll get a much better response if you post this question in the [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum106.html]PCI and Add-In Cards[/url] forum.

That code as no SEO significance as it you have presented it. It is possible that the class "botLinkText" may be hiding the text and they are using to to trick the search engines. If that is the case sites that use that technique will get banned for cloaking.

You [i]could[/i] do this but you have two major issues with it: 1) It's twice the amount of work. Now you have two websites to maintain instead of one. 2) You risk the search engines considering you serving them up special content and banning for it. I wouldn't say this …

Look for 'BCC' in the form submission data. If it's there, have the script die().

It is there for browsers that don't understand JavaScript or have it turned of. Webmasters should put content in there to replace content created by JavaScript. <noscript> is more or less deprecated nowadays as JavaScript can now rewrite pages on the fly and the principle of progressive enhancement no longer …

Welcome to Daniweb, Justine. Looking forward to seeing your free spirit around here. :)

Help+knowledge+Cool People = Remedy found at Daniweb. :)

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Welcome, Noah. We'll do our best to help. And we appreciate your efforts to help others as well. It's how a place like Daniweb thrives.

Read [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread63923.html]this thread[/url] to see why flash is bad for SEO and how you can do your best to optimize them.

You won't find a whole lot of value from that new domain. The PR will disappear once the domain expires. Google became a registrar so they can catch tricks like that. The redirect will send the 25 impressions per day to your site but if the traffic isn't targeted I …

[i]An all Flash website is handicappeed versus and semantic website (HTML). Doing all of the following will still put an all Flash website at a severe disadvantage.[/i] The problems with using Flash include: 1) It's a one page site. How many one page sites do you know that rank well? …

You are definitely moving into new territory. Good luck with parenthood and I hope your baby is happy, healthy, and a fan of OOP. :)

[QUOTE=Harry smith;281481]It is good to have keywords in domains but don’t have many so as to separate them using hyphens, they will be considered as an spam. So be careful while using don’t over use your keywords.:rolleyes:[/QUOTE] This is a common myth that is not true. Search engines don't have …

The title tag is. But that doesn't make it the most important factor for SEO. That's an important distinction.

[QUOTE=Shailesh33;285519]I found no help from this Forum...it is westing of time.. People know how to give advice but don't know how to answer... -sorry[/QUOTE] You have to remember that this is a community of volunteers. No one is here because they have to be. They are here because they want …

Welcome to Daniweb. You might find that you'll get a better response if you post you question in a more appropriate forum like the [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum92.html]Windows Software[/url] forum or [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum105.html]Storage[/url] forum. That's where the gurus hang out and hopefully they can give you the help you need. :)

That sounds like you need a program like winrar to join those pieces together. Usually there is a file that ends with .part1.rar. If you open that file it should give you access to all 50 files at once (assuming you have all of the files). If you are missing …

Tough call. The content pages are the "bread and butter" but the portal type pages are more likely to rank well naturally. I never really gave it much thought because Google does not seem to give any weight to that field (at least not yet anyway).

You are missing a ')' [code]die(mysql_error()[b])[/b][/code]

Just check to see if they are logged in on the pages they can only see when logged in. A simple cookie check can do this.

Exactly. Thanks to ALT tag stuffing any real SEO value from them is mostly gone. You really should use them for usability and accessibility as that is what they are there for. If you use them properly then they will help you with SEO just as a natural byproduct.

What don't you understand about their website? The homepage tells you everything about it. Have you contacted them for help?

It means to style a DIV that is inside of a TD that is inside of a TR that is inside of a TR that is inside of a table that is inside of a table that is inside of a table. That has to be a tag soup!

Did you give the page a .php file extension?

No. Only place a blank robots.txt if you don't want 404 errors in your logs/stat software. Otherwise there is no need for one.

You can't say. There's no correlation between cost and traffic. If you do your homework it might be possible to get a lot of traffic from $10 worth of adwords campaigns. It also might not be poosible depending on the market you are targeting. Too many variables prevent anyone from …