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Why not try to use an existing CMS for this? That way they can update their content and you don't have to learn PHP to accomplish this?

If you have duplicate content on your site, and it seems from your post that you do, it will stay supplemental forever. It is possible that if you have enough duplicate content all of your content will go supplemental. Can't confirm that but it is possible. [url=http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2006/12/deftly-dealing-with-duplicate-content.html]Google just made a …

Most likely nothing happened. Public PR is stale information and sometimes the toolbar doesn't function for any variety of reasons.

How about asking a specific question and showing the code you have written. Otherwise we aren't going to do your homework for you.

Split up the sentence into an array using spaces as your separator. Then reverse that array and print them out.

If their webhost is located in the US send a DMCA notice to them and have the entire website removed.

I just downloaded it today. I'm glad they have done this as now testing for Safari will be much easier to do. And I aslo doubt this will have any affect on Firefox's or IE's marketshare, though. Opera couldn't make a dent so I see no reason to think Safari …

JavaScript. Java applets died a long time ago.

<script src="GenJS.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

<div "style=margin: auto">

You will need to describe what you are trying to do a little bit better as it is not very clear.

Sorry, but we're not going to allow virus to be shared here.

There are plenty of scripts at hotscripts.com for this.

My turn to bump this. It's only 2 or 3 hour drive for me so if this happens next year I'm in. :)

1) Put them outside of your document root 2) Block access to them with Apache

That is the new line characters. You probably should post your code so we can look for errors. You need to use double quotes (") for them to work. Single quotes won't work.

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Why not simply put a flag in the database when they login?

No. They do not offer any tools for this no matter how you mean it. If you don't want someone using your computer to search google for a certain term you need to buy parental control software. If you don't want google to rank your site for certain search terms …

Ladies, gentlemen, and those who are unsure of their gender, let's take a step back and get this thread back on track. No need to get personal or attack each other. We have a "Keep it Pleasant" rule for a reason. You all are wonderful contributers to Daniweb but no …

Moved to a more appropriate forum.

1) Because Google purposely does not show all incoming links to that site 2) Quantity does not matter. Quality does 3) Links play only one part of a very complex algorithm

It's a good thing. Buying links for PR and link popularity is a clear attempt to manipulate the search results and it should be something Google cracks down on. It levels the playing fields and once again forces good content to be the way to the top of the SERPs.

You can find it in your application data folder. There should be a directory called Mozilla. In you profile, which will have its own directory, you will see a file called bookmarks.html. That's them.

I see it and it works for me in Firefox 2

Do you mean manually or through the control panel?

There is no such thing as a bad incoming link. The worst that can a link can do is nothing at all. It only gets better from there. If this wasn't true your competitors could ruin you by linking to you with crappy sites. And it should be very easy …

There probably will be a human review just like with their organic search results.

If they want immediate results they'll be sorely disappointed as it doesn't work that way. You need to educate them as to what is reality and what is fantasy. Quick rankings is fantasy, Quick rankings for a competitive terms is lunacy. If they want to rank well they will have …

Embed the JavaScript into the HTML. It has nothing to do with the PERL.

You will be perfectly fine. I wouldn't even give this a second thought. :)

How it is specifically done depends on the forum software. But you will need to access the database and get the information out using a server-side script. If you don't know how to program you can look to see if the forum software has a mod that can do it …

Adsense is in no way related to search results, traffic, or PR. The ads you get are based on relevancy of the content of your site.

No because it is a great way to get penalized or banned and is not worth the risk. I rather write good content and get quality links then links through methods like this.

There a very very quality directories and most them require payment. - Dmoz - Yahoo - Joeant There are some decent niche directories and that is about it.

Just so you know, it is kind of silly to try to protect your source code. Not only can you not stop someone who is determined from getting it, but you almost certainly don't have anything someone else can't write or mimic themselves. That's why you will never see a …

Four days? Be patient. You can't expect the be popular in just four days. You're off to a fine start. Keep promoting the site and it will continue to grow.

Leave it as it is. So what if you rank well for "small business owner"? If you get traffic from it is a good thing. They may actually turn into a buyer. Or they may know someone who is interested in your product. Or they may like it and link …

Well, a loop is a loop, but there is a huge difference between PHP and .Net. Fortunately for you PHP is easy to learn and use so if you understand the fundamentals of programming you're learning curve shouldn't be too steep. Especially if you know C# which is Java-like as …

Have you tried advertising it or promoting it?

You're gong to have to be more specific then that.

[url=http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fbuddhism.kalachakranet.org%2F]When validating the page I get 16 errors[/url]. Try fixing those and see if it helps any.

There are plugins for both that can take care of making a site map for them. You then can submit them separately or use a master sitemap to submit them together.

For MSN it holds a lot of weight. For Google it doesn't hold a lot of weight directly, unless your search term has very little competition, but can be influential indirectly. By having your keywords in your domain name you encourage other webmasters who link to you to use those …

[QUOTE=Dsiembab;364299]following statements are true: google makes money off of ad revenues and services google is a business google is one of the most powerful search engines googles competition is slim to none [/quote] Not true. Google has lots of competition. Do you consider Yahoo and Microsoft no competition? Yahoo spent …

This won't help you at all. Keeping the external links in your site in an organized bundle does not affect your rankings. It would only affect the rankings of the sites you link to. Even then, reciprocal links are useless for SEO anyway. I wouldn't worry about this or waste …

It might be the JavaScript. In your control panel you can turn off the unessential JavaScript. Wait to you see the difference that makes. :)

Have you done any work yourself? If so please post it with specific questions for help. Otherwise we do not allow members to ask other members to do their homework for them. Please show some effort before asking for help.

You can't do this with javascript. You need to use a server-side programming language that has access to the file system.

No. Directories link [b]out[/b], not in. And if you make your directory a reciprocal link directory you almost certainly will end up being considered a link farm or in a bad neighborhood.