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You'll need to use .htaccess to block that file. If your XML files all have a .xml file extension this oughta do it: [code] # Block all .xml files from being viewed through a web browser <Files ~ "\.xml$"> Order allow,deny Deny from all </Files>[/code]

[QUOTE=kellybax;410287]I need serious help with meta tags. Here is the story: I changed the whole theme of my website recently. The meta tags were standard and showed the keywords in them. I was getting some traffic from Google so I they must have been working.[/quote] They weren't working. Google doesn't …

Don't expect much if any SEO benefit. Links in forums, any forums, are so weak they're virtually worthless. If you are going to participate in forums for the sake of promoting your website forget about the SEO value (as there is none) and do it because people actually visit the …

How about you use [url=http://us.php.net/ftp]PHP's FTP functions[/url] to write some code and if you have any problems post your code and ask specific questions? We're happy to help you but we're not here to do your work for you.

As long as you don't call it on a page load or something similar the pop up will open just fine. Basically, it has to be opened based on a user action (i.e. they click on a link). So it is not the code that is the issue, it is …

Well, that's a syntax error so we can't help you fix it without seeing the code.

Welcome fellow Jersian. I live in Central Jersey near Great Adventure. Hopefully someone can you with your hijack this log. :)

Put it in a session or cookie.

Then post your code and show us what isn't working.

We can only help you if you tell us what the problem is.

There are two ways to do this: 1) Tell Apache to parse all .phpfiles a .xxxfile. Using this method you do not have to change any files extensions or worry about any redirects. To do this, place this code in your httpd.conf file: [code] AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .xxx [/code] 2) …

Just loop through the array like you would any other array. See that zero? It can be a variable, too. [code] for (var i = 0; i < xmlOptions[0].getElementsByTagName('salary').length; i++) { document.write(xmlOptions[0].getElementsByTagName('salary')[i]); }[/code]

You can't reliably do it. If someone wants it they will get it. If you don't want people to have it, don't put it on thew web. FYI, your javascript is not special. If you can write it, so can anyone else who knows javascript. Hiding it is pointless.

This is basic PHP and MySQL. Do a Google search for 'PHP MySQL tutorials' and you'll find lots of sample code.

PHP is executed on the server, not in the browser. So it doesn't matter where you put it. If you want something executed in the browser you must use JavaScript.

Do a Google search for 'PHP Captcha'. That will give you what you need.

If you are allowed to use exec() then that will make it a one line script. Otherwise you can't access mysqldump directly through PHP.

[url=http://us.php.net/preg_match]preg_match();[/url] You'll need to know regular expressions to use it.

The only effective way to do this is to use sIFR but that isn't good solution for an entire page. It's designed more for headers and maybe a small snippet of text. In general you shouldn't be using fonts that aren't standard on all computers. If you do, you should …

This is a common "technique" used by people to try to manipulate the SERPs. Needless to say Google is good at filtering this kind of stuff out. Your best bet is to scrap the four unnecessary sites and put all of your content on one website. Then redirect the other …

You will need to put the session ID in the URL. You will need to make a change in your php.ini file so if you are on a shared host you will need to contact them to see what they will do for you.

Are you looking for someone to write this code for you? If so, you should post this in the [url=http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum72.html]Job Offers forum[/url] as you won't find anyone to do this kind of work for free.

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You have to establish a connection to mysql before trying to use that function. [code=php]$link = mysql_connect('mysql_host', 'mysql_user', 'mysql_password'); if(function_exists("mysql_real_escape_string")) { $value = mysql_real_escape_string( $value ); }[/code]

Do you know how to use [url=http://www.google.com]Google[/url]?

Are you sure you hit "edit" and not "quote"?

Check the firefox javascript error console. It will tell you what error it sees.

I agree. Combine this with the announcement by major PHP script vendors that they will drop support for PHP 4 next February and I think we can finally put PHP 4 behind us.

You'll have to ask each site if you can do this as it is up to them to decide if they will allow you or not. Those whitepapers are copyrighted material so you can't take them and use them for your own purposes without the consent of the those sites.

They're not trying to be a monopoly. They're trying to diversify because they know their current core markets won;'t exist in ten years and need alternative sources of revenue to stay relevant and continue growth. They're just doing smart business.

That should work just fine. (And don't use language="javascript" anymore. Only use type="text/javascript").

Post the code you are having problems with and ask specific questions about the problems you are having.

Unless you know a server side programming language like ASP you're going to need to hire someone to do this for you.

Geolocation would only be a factor in country-specific or local search. It will not affect the main SERPs. It will also never affect PR as that is strictly a link popularity indicator.

Unfortunately you can't force a browser to print using landscape. The user has to select that themselves. The best you can do is encourage them to print using landscape with a pop up or something when the printer friendly page loads.

vBulletin is much more SE friendly out of the box then phpbb. You have to modify phpbb to be search engine friendly (at least in version 2.x).

Just about every piece of software you use on your computer is an exe file. Just look about your program files directory. They're everywhere in there.

Sorry, but this is such basic information that I can only assume that you have made no effort to figure this out on your own. A basic C++ tutorial or book would answer most of these questions in the first couple of pages. Have you used Google to even try …

Yes. Just select that one column name and use a WHERE clause to limit it to the one row you want: SELECT column_name FROM table_name WHERE spme_column = 'some value'

No. They don't share the sessions so that won't work.

Show us what you've done so far. We're not going to do your homework for you but if you show an effort we can offer advice and tips to help you [b]learn[/b].

Article submissions is dead for SEO. I wouldn't bother with it anymore.

I recently installed a new Double Layer Lightscribe DVD burner and am having issues with copies of DVDs I am making (let's assume they are legal DVDs). Whenever I burn a copy they never quite work right. At various points, it varies on each burn, they stop working. I did …

It's really no different then working with HTML.

That most likely means your query failed. You need to verify your query is correct. Echo it out to the screen and run it from the command line or echo out mysql_error() to see what the problem is.

Wordpress just released version 2.1 which makes it more like a CMS as it allows you to have much more control over the homepage.

Yes, but the form will not be pretty as you can't modify the sent data in any way: [code]<form action=mailto:your@email.address method="POST" enctype="text/plain">[/code]

There might be a special character in $username that is causing the error. You should be using mysql_real_escape_string() anyway.

There'll be a hit while Google catches up the the change but that's all you can really do.

That means you are submitting it in the wrong format. If you are trying to put the current date in the use mysql's NOW() function to do it for you. It will be faster, always correct, and less code, too. Otherwise echo out the date you are trying to insert …