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You can purchase lists of new business fairly inexpensively. Then you can mail them information about your services.

You should try using the built in debugger in Firefox or, even better, use the firebug extension. If there are JavaScript errors that will tell you what they are.

Use mysql_real_escape_string an all user entered data and any string that needs to have characters escaped.

That should be a basic php/mysql script to do. Just see which domain is being used and pull its relevant information from the database and display it.

use the [url=http://us.php.net/rand]rand()[/url] function

Sorry, but it is against Daniweb guidelines to ask other members to do your homework for you. If you have code you need help with post it here and we can help.

There is a [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum116.html]dedicated forum[/url] for that.

We don't allow members to link to their sites in their posts except when asking for coding help and we need to see the site to troubleshoot or when asking for a [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum55.html]website review in the proper forum[/url]. Without even visiting their site the odds are it is poorly optimized …

Change the name of the file each time. That will prevent caching.

Have you done any work for yourself? Do you have any code to show? If not, attempt to this first and then ask for help. We're help to help you with problems, not do your work for you.

You'll need to use a server-side language like PHP to do that. HTML is not dynamic and cannot "think" for itself. PHP offers the include() function to do this. It's easy to use and a great way to start learning PHP.

Google indexes query strings just fine. This includes anything with id= in the query string. The only thing you should avoid as of now are sessionIDs.

It should also be pointed out that all content made available by Ajax should also be available through non_Ajax means. This is so people who don't have Ajax-ready browsers can still use your website. In that case you site is still SE-friendly as search engines can't use Ajax. Ajax should …

Right now it is not possible as Dmoz is bork3n. Otherwise you can ask to have the URL updated. But keep in mind Dmoz id overloaded as it is and short on editors. It may take a while or may never be fixed.

It doesn't matter. Unless you have plans to move that portion of content to its own server in the future use a subdirectory.

There is no magic solution. You just have to keep adding quality content that will attract quality links. You also have to make sure you are targeting those keywords. Targeting multiple keywords makes it hard to rank well for any of them.

Their is a sandbox as Matt Cutts has admitted to it. What no one knows is exactly what it is. No one knows the answer to your question. No one knows why one site is sandboxed and another is not. The whole links thing is just a theory. Basically as …

Just view the source: autocomplete="off"

Google Webmaster Tools may tell you if you are banned. The fact that if you do site:domain.com and get no results is not encouraging. But the fact that your PR bar is not grayed out gives some hope. If you are banned there is no way to find out why …

I guess it would be safe to say they are having technical difficulties. In the meantime try using wordtracker.

Those are search engines (and alexa uses MSN I believe). An example of a directpry is Dmoz.org and Joeant.com. I submit to directories daily. Any one with an appropriate category will do. Don't expect much from being in any directory as none carry that much weight anymore. But they do …

Is there any reason why you just didn't do a 301 redirect with .htaccess? That would easily solve this problem.

It depends on your site. Sites that are crawled more frequently will see results faster then sites crawled less frequently. If you want pages removed from the SERPs quickly robots.txt is not your best option. Use a removal request instead.

My I ask why you just don't use PHP for the redirect? It works in every browser every time and doesn't require JavaScript be turned on like the solution above. [code=php] <?php header("Location: http://www.domain.com"); ?>[/code]

Please see this thread: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread74139.html[/url]

Do you know any server side programming languages like PHP or ASP?

JavaScript != JSP

No.

I might be able to help you out with the PHP and SQL questions but everything else is over my head. Our resident gurus will be able to help you out everywhere else. Good luck. :)

You'll find lots of single women in a tech forum....NOT! :p Welcome to Daniweb...who is run by a (maybe single?) woman. ;)

You will need to post an example of the problem you are having.

Those links will have virtually no value. Never exchange links with unrelated sites. They never help and can possibly hurt (such as if they are part of a link farm).

Have you done any of the work yourself yet? If not, I suggest trying our [url=http://www.daniweb.com/jobs/]job offers[/url] where you can hire someone to help you. We're here to help members with coding problems. Not to do your work for you.

[i]In general[/i] https pages are not crawled or indexed by search engines. If you want a page to be crawled and indexed it is wise not encrypt its contents.

They're called proxy servers.

Some say yes, most say no (I'm one of them). Flash is SEO suicide. If you want to rank well in Google, or any search engine, don't use Flash.

You can't do that.

Every link helps. This includes internal links. The massive internal linking structure of wikipedia definitely helps its pages rank well.

vBulletin is search engine friendly out of the box. You don't have to have a .html file extension to be search engines friendly. Basically don't use session IDs in your URLs and you will be alright.

Linking to your new site from your old site should be helpful in helping to get your new site indexed. But unless they are on the same topic any links from the old website won't help the new website rank well. You'll need links from related sites to do that.

This will not be the result of a virus. It's a hardware issue.

disabled only works on form elements.

Let's start here: what is happening (or not happening)? What error messages are you getting?

[url=http://www.google.com/search?q=create+database+sql+server&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a]Here's a start[/url]

The target attribute of the anchor tag does not affect SEO in any way so I wouldn't worry about it.

If you want someone to do the work for you you will need to post this in the [url=http://www.daniweb.com/jobs/forum59.html]Web Developement Job Offers[/url] forum. This forum, and the rest of the forums here, are for helping with code you write.

It happens all the time and isn't part of a nefarious scheme against your site. Google's rankings shuffle all of the time. This might be temporary while an update occurs or may mast longer if your site is sandboxed (or whatever you want to call it).

You'll need a dedicated server for that. No one wants other sites bringing the server down for everybody.

1) Tomcat is not used for Perl. It is used for Java. 2) You should ask the scripts author for help as they are the best ones to assist you

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