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FYI, when you solve your own problem posting the solution is better then deleting the question. That way others can learn from it and we don't have a hole in our forums. :)

[QUOTE=Harry smith;357315]If you are ranking top in Google and MSN then surely you must also be in Yahoo too....[/QUOTE] Not true. The three major search engines use very different algorithms and thus produce very different results. Even the largest websites can have issues ranking well in all three.

Good question. I've never seen links to be a problem in any way with link farms and stuff so I don't think it is necessary. But if you do it for members with less then 10 posts or so that would affect only spammers and members who don't hang around …

That means your query failed. Echo it out and look for an error or use mysql_error() to see what the error is.

I don't even know .net and I can tell you this isn't possible. What a security nightmare this would be if it were possible.

[code]$arrQry = mysql_fetch_array($rsQry);[/code]

There's no such thing as a free domain. You always have to pay. Even the companies that advertise free domains only give them to you after you pay for their services. If you want a free website you have to expect it to be less then perfect.

Moved to the VB forum. If you have a project you are writing and need help be sure to post your code here with specific questions and telling us what isn't working.

URLs with query strings get indexed just fine.

That won't make any difference. Plus by taking advantage of caching you are improving site performance overall which is a good thing.

With PHP you can embed HTML anywhere you want to. Just close your open PHP tags, put the HTML in place, and then reopen your PHP tags.

Just wanted to throw my moderator hat into the ring and ask for our members to take deep breath before they make their next post in this thread. In through the nose........out through the mouth. There. Now don't we all feel better? :) (I hope so because happygeek carries a …

What kind of error are you getting? The odds are the problem lies somewhere else in the code.

Sure, but JavaScript is so limited in its capabilities why would you want to? There's a reason why forms are always handled server-side. You can't send email with JavaScript. And if someone has JavaScript turned off there goes your whole form.

They aren't accurate at all. They just make up numbers. You shouldn't ever bother using one.

When you say it doesn't work what happens?

Submitting to a lot of SE, directories, and FFA's will do nothing for you. Building traffic takes time and a lot of work. Do you have unique quality content on your website? Lots of it? If not, why would anyone want to come to your website? Why would anyone want …

Have you done work on this? If so, post it here. Otherwise we are not here to do your work for you.

Do you have any code written yet?

So, what's your question?

And that is where it has been moved. :)

1) Please don't use caps to type your post 2) It is against the guidelines to ask people to do your homework for you 3) If you want help you must make an effort before asking for help. If you have written any code post it here with specific questions …

There is no reliable way to do that with PHP. The closet you can come is by sending the person back to the referring page using $_SERVER[''HTTP_REFERRER'] but this isn't always sent by the browser which will break your script.

Threads merged. Please try to keep this in one thread please.

Easy, they have good content that these sites want to link to. Sites that tend to have PR and rank well do so because they offer good content to their visitors. They also only link to other sites that have great content and would be of value to their readers. …

I suggest you first learn how to [url=http://www.google.com/search?q=php+tutorials&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a]Google[/url]. That's a must more valuable skill.

No. PR is not affected by hosting. It is only affected by links.

[url]http://us.php.net/features.file-upload[/url]

Have you done any work on this yourself? If not, do some and if you have problems show your code and ask specific questions. We are not here to do your work for you. We are here to help when you encounter a bump in the road.

Did you write your own query yet? If not, try it and post it here if you are having problems. Otherwise, do your own homework. We're here to help, not do your work for you.

[QUOTE=uwem;349800]Hmmm I think it could have a negative effect in Yahoo and MSN if you have some google ads on your website.[/QUOTE] That's completely untrue.

A lot. A little. Something in between.

IIS Rewrite works for IIS.

Now that I've taken it in for a bit I have to say I don't mind it at all. I think I'm happier with the larger font size but wouldn't be heartbroken if we went back to the smaller size.

Just wanted to drop in real quick and remind everyone that this is a public forum and all opinions and comments are welcome as long as they do not violate the rules in anyway. One thing that is not allowed is a flaming or attacking other members. It's okay to …

What specific questions do you have? It just looks like your teacher wants you to explain how you came up with your database design.

Lots of them available: [url]http://www.google.com/search?q=create+google+sitemap&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a[/url]

Yes. Each link is judged by many factors and the strength of each page varies. Home pages tend to be better in general but not always. Inner pages can be, and often are, just as good or better.

Nope. Your stats have no effect on rankings.

If you want Google to visit more frequently get more high quality links and update your pages relatively fequenetly.

You can. Google announced it in their blog. Looks like they haven't updated their webmaster tools to reflect that. I wonder where can inform them of it?

Add high quality unique content and promote your site normally. If your content is good eventually it will happen. Otherwise there is no magic answer. It won't happen quickly and there is no special things you can do other then to make your site worth linking to. Now watch all …

This is not uncommon for Google. Especially for new sites. If your rankings aren't restored within a couple of weeks it is safe to assume they aren't coming back any time soon. You will have to do what everyone else does to improve their rankings: keep adding unique quality content …

My name is John Conde and I am a Web Developer for a medium-sized credit card processing company based in New Jersey. I've worked there for almost four years and as you can guess I am an expert in credit card processing. I've established merchant accounts for over 1,000 businesses …

There aren't tutorials specifically for that. You'll need to study up on forums in general and then use C# to code it.

Build a shopping cart with a checkout that works with Authorize.Net and Paypal.

Sorry but we don't do work for members here. We only help them. So you either need to write some code and ask specific questions when you need help or try to hire someone.

Have you written any HTML yourself? Have you tried at all? If not, we are not here to do your work for you. If you have, show us what you have and we can help you from there. Otherwise, you'll need to hire someone to do this for you.

Yes. Just put the following line in your robots.txt file: Sitemap: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/sitemap.xml[/url] This will allow Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Ask.com to all find and use your sitemap. They all use the same sitemap now and this allows you to submit it to all of them with virtually no work. It …

Sorry but you may not ask members to do your homework for you. It is against the forums guidelines. Please do this yourself and ask for help only when necessary.