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Do a Google search for "PHP formmail script". You'll find plenty of existing scripts to use.

Since JavaScript runs in the browser [b]after[/b] PHP os processed on the server the only way to get this information to the server is to submit the data as either POST or GET data or use Ajax. But you can't affect the PHP used to render the page as it …

Well, you're already banned. All you can do is fix the error and apply for reinclusion. You can do that through their webmaster tools. As for the problem, apparently you have redirects that look like doorway pages to them. You need to find them and remove them.

The PR that your site will give will be so low that alone it has no SEO value. It won't be a good investment for someone to do. You will need to grow your directory to be one of the top ten or twenty on the entire Internet for it …

PR is assigned on a per page basis. Want a higher PR for that page? Get more incoming links.

I use PHP5 and don't see a need for anything else at this point.

Developing in IE is your first mistake. Develop in Firefox and then test in IE. Much less work to do to make it compatible. Post your code so we can see if there is any proprietary code in their (which Microsoft likes to do).

I must confess, I hate diggbot. Way too much fluff and nonsense. Maybe put all posts into one daily thread per category instead? That way it is all contained and organized and we don't have dozens of useless threads clogging our forums and our search results.

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As long as search engines deliver traffic there will be SEO. Period.

It's sort of built to compete with Paypal. It's just another alternative payment system. It's free to sue through the end of the year and in general it seems to help improve conversion rates. It's not really that special, though, and is just another payment option available to merchants.

You want us to help you circumvent your school's filter? I don't think so.

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No, this is normal. Newer sites are crawled less frequently. Also, Google doesn't report all backlinks it finds for a site and only updates its report periodically.

Moved to the python forum.

Just as long as you don't use transparency you will be ok. IE6 and earlier can't handle it without using hacks which are a pain in the butt to use.

Never ever use javascript top password protect pages. Getting around it is as easy as turning javascript off or just viewing the source code. Use server side password protect like Basic Authentication through .htaccess or a server side programming language like PHP.

What do you mean by read only? You don't want people to copy the text? Or save the page?

Install wordpress and review their database design. That's a good place to start.

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So far only digitalpoint is saying so and they are less then accurate with many things. And even if it is started until it finishes you won't know what your PR really is. Plus the data is old and stale anyway....

It won't hurt your site. If anything, do a redirect to a page that explains the page is removed and offer the user a chance to see other content. That way you take advantage of this traffic while it lasts.

Ruby is just another programming like Java or PHP. It's one of many tools you can use for a job. It's not really any more special then any other language. FYI, .NET is framework which is different from a programming language so you can't compare it to other languages. You …

You'd need to use ActiveX. And that would only work in IE. Basically you can't stop it.

Have you written any code for this yourself? How about pseudo code?

That's because JavaScript runs in the [b]browser[/b]. Not on the server.

IE6 and lower's handling of favicons is buggy. It won't show the favicon unless your site is bookmarked. There's nothing you can do about it.

That most likely means your query failed. Use mysql_error() to get the error message from mysql.

That's great. Unfortunately we're not here to do your homework for you. Just like that guy in the other thread. :)

That's because you cannot connect to with JavaScript. You have to use a server side language to do it for you. The closest you can come is to use Ajax but that still has the server side language connecting to the database and fetching the data.

Do them all in one query. Append each query to the other separating them with a semi colon. Then execute them all at once. That will dramatically increase your insert speed.

'name' has not been deprecated. Without it forms won't work any more.

PR has nothing to do with updating information or SEO. It's all about the weight of incoming links. If your PR dropped then the weight of your incoming links dropped.

Yes it is. Using the date() function you can find which day of the week it is and base your content on that.

Use Firefox's built in JavaScript console. It will tell you what the error is.

It might have to do with your server having register globals off. Instead of $PHP_SELF you should be using $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], etc.

Why is easy: 1) Easier to update 2) Faster loading pages 3) More control

I have two cats: Boba Katt (named after Boba Fett) and Harley.

Threads merged. Please do not cross-post.

Promote your website. If your content is good you will attract quality links to it. These links will get you out of the supplemental index (assuming they are not supplemental for other reasons like duplicate content, etc.). Links from directories and such have so little value that they really don't …

You need to learn more about Ajax as you don't include ajax into PHP. In fact PHP really doesn't even care or know about Ajax. All you need to know with your PHP code is whether or not to send out XML headers or not. That's it.

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There's really nothing to ecommerce. Launching a site or two can make you very knowledgeable about it without ever taking a class. Ge the degree in security as that will continue to be a booming area for the foreseeable future and learn ecommerce on your own.

We have forums dedicated to hiring members to do work. You can post it there and let them know it is a post exchange.

[QUOTE=Alexandro;370433]What is the fast method to get a site or a page indexed?[/QUOTE] Submit your site to the search engines and then go get links to your home page. [QUOTE=Alexandro;370433]How much time?[/QUOTE] Some sites are indexed within days. Others take longer. There is no way to tell what will happen …

You will need to use regular expressions and preg_match() to do this.

You can't affect a user's computer in this way. How they have it set up is how it will work. If you want their emails to be sent through a controlled system you will need to create a form on your website to capture their information and send the email …

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When it comes to SEO it is not as simple as simply launching your site and it just will automatically rank well. You have to make sure your site is optimized and then you have to spend time promoting it. If you are in a competitive niche it takes longer …

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