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Um, have you written anything for yourself? If not you will need to hire someone to do this for you. We have a different forum for that.

1) You didn't ask us what you want the program to do 2) Do you have code of your own yet? If so, post it so we can help you. If not, write and then post it. But we won't write it for you unless you show some effort first.

Try clarifying your ternary statements with parenthesis and see if that helps: [code=php] $info = ($info2['dirname'] == '') ? "" : $info2['dirname']; $basedir = ($basedir == '') ? '' : $basedir;[/code]

Well, PHP is as dependent on HTML as any language that generates web pages. If you don't know HTML PHP won't do you much good as you will have difficulty displaying the results of your PHP processing since for all practical purposes the purpose of PHP is to generate HTML.

You would handle this better with CSS which has a format specifically for WAP devices. You code your site the same and then make a special stylesheet for WAP devices.

Sorry, but if you want this code you'll need to hire someone to do it for you. We're here to help people learn and work with code. Not to write it for them.

Have you written any code yet?

Sorry, but if you want this code you'll need to hire someone to do it for you. We're here to help people learn and work with code. Not to write it for them.

Sorry, but it is against forum rules to have us do your homework for you. And if this isn't homework, then you should pay someone to do your work for you.

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No. This must be done by hand.

A niche directory is only about one topic like cars or books will only accept sites with content of that nature. A general directory will accept websites with any kind of content.

Do you have content worth linking to? And getting more links doesn't necessarily mean more traffic. Most links are not followed on other websites. You would need good placement for that. Easy, but low value links , can be achieved by directory submissions. If you want higher quality links you'll …

That's not true. Wherever you read that is probably a bad place to get SEO advice. Your goal is to get links [b]IN[/b] tp your site. Not to link to other sites. And the reason why link exchanges aren't working is because they have no positive effect on SEO and …

I charge $100/hr and have no shortage of leads. In this business you are selling yourself, not your pricing.

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I'm going to close this thread since we already have one going on about the exact same thing. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread92565.html[/url]

Only one thread per topic is needed. Please continue this discussion in the original thread. Thanks.

1) There is no meta title tag and if you see one it is useless 2) To change the <title> tag on each page just edit the code. If you are using a CMS that doesn't let you change the titles then you need to switch to one that does.

Do what everyone else does which is the smart thing to do: use an existing forum script. The best is vBulletin. A good free one is phpBB.

There is mod for that on the phpbb website.

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].

Save the chosen stylesheet in a cookie. Then PHP can spit out the chosen stylesheet for all new page loads.

1) Make sure your pages can be reached by the crawler. 2) Increase the PR of your subpages.

[QUOTE=x3mario;418362]But link came from nowhere doesn't help your site. It's a link farm.[/QUOTE] A link from an unrelated site doesn't make your site or their site a link farm. It just makes the link less valuable from an SEO perspective.

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There are lots of tutorials available for this online.

Turn off javascript, css, and cookies and then view your menu. Can you see all of the links? If so, so can the search engines. If not, then they can't either.

You only rally need one if you have a site that is difficult to reach some pages. A sitemap will help search engines find those pages. Otherwise they are not necessary. The universally accepted sitemap format can be found at sitemaps.org.

Use a 301 redirect in Apache. It's the best way to do it. redirect 301 /old/old.htm /

Since PHP runs on the server it can't play anything.

The largest factor in determining how many are indexed are the PR of the individual pages. Not the PR of the homepage. You'll need to make sure you get deep links to your site as well as spreading the PR from your homepage around as well. Also make sure all …

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That won't get your site indexed quicker. But it is something every webmaster should do when launching site.

Just type it into your source code just like you add any HTML. That's all there is to it.

No, they just got rid of the label. Nothing has otherwise changed.

You'll need to to a better job describing what the Perl script will do. If it is supposed to activate the submit button dynamically you'll find you can't do that once the page has loaded as only JavaScript can run in the browser.

[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_%28programming%29]Ajax[/url]

Since JavaScript runs in the browser the only way it can talk to PHP is through Ajax.

That's a myth. Don't believe it. Put your navigation on top for this reason: search engines will only parse a limited amount of content on one page before stopping. The links in your site navigation are much more important SEO wise then the actual page content. Not only in terms …

Nope. These are these you'll need server side languages to do for you.

It happens to me, too, from time-to-time.

PageRank is assigned immediately. You just can't see it. You'll have to wait until at least the next public PageRank update and maybe even to the one after that before you can see your pages' PageRank. SEO has nothing to do with PageRank. PageRank is a mathematical formula that quantifies …

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Are you trying to write one? Or are you looking for an existing script?

Three way links are not worth the effort. They're usually off topic links which are just about worthless. Or your link is on a page with dozens of other exchanged links diluting the value of your link to just about nothing. Plus you always run the risk of being considered …

Disabling it in the template will not solve this problem. The form submission can still succeed because it does not need to come from your website. You will need to remove it from the code that processes the form submission or just remove it from the memberlist.

Unless they can hack away at the source code they're not in a good spot. Having duplicate page titles is just a bad thing. The dynamic URLs won't hurt you as dynamic pages are fine for SEO. They just aren't as well optimized as pages with keywords in the URL.

The only advantage of using mod_rewrite to change your URLs for SEO is that you can remove unnecessary clutter and make sure your keywords are prominent in your URL. This will have a small direct effect on your rankings. Indirectly this will also help you with SEO as it will …