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Re: > There are tools for that, for example... However, online sitemap generators are unable to discover content that isn't linked in some way. If you have a few URLs missing from the generated sitemap it's easy enough to add them manually. Otherwise you may want to look for a server-side … | |
Re: > ... install Windows 7 as the [host], then install a virtualization app such as VirtualBox. Excellent suggestion. With a VM like [VirtualBox](http://www.virtualbox.org) there's no need to mess around with creating separate partitions, adding additional hard drives, or configuring boot managers. No need to shutdown one OS in order to … | |
Re: Hi Arthur How did you acquire the backlinks? Is it possible you've violated Google's [webmaster guidelines](http://www.google.com/search?q=webmaster+guidelines) in some way? Note that back links aren't the only ranking factor. It's important to have original content on your site. If Google finds the same content elsewhere, it will attempt to identify the … | |
Re: Hi Somjit It's unnecessary to have a website in order to learn HTML and CSS. If you save web pages and style sheets to your local file system you should find any modern web browser is able to open them. However there are some aspects of the web that are … | |
Re: If you want to tell search engines about unlinked content on your site, content that isn't normally discoverable by crawling pages, you may find [sitemaps](http://www.sitemaps.org/) help. | |
Re: Erum, When the button is clicked your function will be called and the timer started. Just a few milliseconds after the call to setTimeout() your function will exit and the form is posted back to the server. When this happens you'll loose any environment or state. The timeout you set … | |
Re: Is it running as a service? You may need to manually stop the service before deleting or uninstalling the software. To stop a service, log in as an administrator and run services.msc, or use `net stop <service name>` from the command line. | |
Re: Which edition of Windows Vista are you using? If it's Ultimate or Business you may be able to recover the missing file using the Previous Versions feature, providing you also have System Restore enabled. See: [Recover lost or deleted files](http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows7/recover-lost-or-deleted-files) on Microsoft's site, specifically the section on "Restoring files from … | |
Re: It certainly helps to know which APIs to search for. You can find out what interfaces an application exports with Microsoft's OleView, or some other COM viewer. Although the utility was removed from VS2010, the source code can be found in the VS samples directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio … | |
Re: Hi Sean Your showImages function will be called 1000 milliseconds after each call to setTimeout. As the iteration of your 'for' loop will complete very quickly, you should expect to see a one second delay followed by all your images shown in quick succession. Perhaps the [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/met_win_setinterval.asp"]setInverval[/URL] function is what … | |
Re: All my code is written bug free - there's no extra charge. I've been fortunate to work with some exceptionally great programmers. The code they write is generally concise and very difficult to find fault with. However they hardly ever write comments. Empty lines are stripped out to allow more … | |
Re: > The rest of us pay for windows. So must you!! Or use a free alternative, like Linux. | |
Re: I find the text file approach works fine for small sites. To keep the login credentials secure you'll want to encrypt them, as pritaeas mentioned. If you're unfamiliar with secure hashing algorithms, you might find this a useful resource: [Salted Password Hashing - Doing it Right](http://crackstation.net/hashing-security.htm). The article includes code … | |
Re: ABCpdf - it's a PDF component for ASP.NET, suitable for use in multi-threaded environments. One way you could convert your ASPX page would be to simply pass the URL to the AddImageUrl function. Something like... Doc theDoc = new Doc(); theDoc.AddImageUrl("http://www.example.com/somepage.aspx"); theDoc.Save(Server.MapPath("htmlimport.pdf")); theDoc.Clear(); There's a slightly more complex multi-page example … | |
Re: Have a look at [Blender](http://www.blender.org/). It's a free and open source tool for 3D modelling and rendering, using Python as a scripting language. There's also Caligari's [Truespace](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TrueSpace). Microsoft acquired Caligari a few years back and made TrueSpace freely available. Unfortunately the software no longer appears to be maintained, but you … | |
Re: Hi Punit Acrobat Professional is what people normally use to edit PDF documents. There are cheaper and perhaps less clunky alternatives on the market, but their editing features can vary considerably. You'll find some applications may possess advanced image editing features, whereas others may offer better word processing, or support … | |
Re: In lines 1 and 2, try Math.random instead of Math.Random. Also your quotation marks on line 4 are unbalanced. | |
Re: http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/ **wget** is a free command line utility for retrieving content from web servers. It's open source, part of the GNU project. You'll find there are ports of wget available for most platforms. | |
Re: You can use FRAMES like this website, designed way back in 1997... http://vzone.virgin.net/sizzling.jalfrezi/iniframe.htm Unfortunately when I attempted to bookmark the frames tutorial, all I got was their frameset URL, which displays the homepage by default. This is one of the drawbacks of frames. There are ways around this particular problem, … | |
Re: You haz no money? :-o Why not consider getting a secondhand system? Here's a reconditioned unit just spotted on a popular auction site, just 531 Euros... DELL XPS 8500 DESKTOP INTEL i5-3450 3.5GHz 8G 1TB ATI 7570 WiFi USB 3.0 WARRANTY ... including delivery :-) There are even cheaper systems … | |
Re: > var lMWFrame=document.getElementById('mframe'); Try getting the element by its id 'mFrame', not 'mframe'. | |
Re: The 'cache-control' HTTP header is used to instruct web clients on resource caching. You could try setting this with a meta tag in the header your HTML page, like.... <meta http-equiv="cache-control" content="no-cache" /> ... or possibly set the header for a resource from within your web server's config. | |
Re: Seriously, I'm afraid the fading effect is making me feel nauseous. It could be the diagonal hatching that's causing this - nothing to do with a dislike of intrusive advertisements. Patterns or strobe effects can sometimes cause unexpected problems for people, something you may need to be aware of here. … | |
Re: QWERTY - it's too deeply ingrained in my brain to change after using it for so many years. | |
I recently dispatched a newsletter via email. Each link in the newsletter pointed to a page on our website, and each link contained a query string that identified which newsletter a subscriber was responding to. The query string uses Google Analytics tracking code, so the links looked something like this... … | |
Re: Hi Tumbleweedracef Have you tried running IE in safe mode? This'll ensure all add-ons are prevented from loading. If the problem disappears in safe mode then it would suggest an add-on issue; in which case you could try disabling the add-ons in turn until the culprit is found. To start … | |
Re: Maharjun, What you're talking about sounds like free space consolidation. Whole files can be moved adjacent to each other, thus maximizing the contiguous free space. The advantage of this is realized when a file is written to disk, i.e. the file will be laid down in a contiguous block of … | |
Re: One thought... The canonical attribute should be used to specify a preferred version of a page with identical content. See: About rel="canonical", heading "Must the content on a set of pages be similar to the content on the canonical version?" http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=139394 Could it be that Google is not recognizing the … | |
Re: Hi Puffball When I visited your site earlier in the week there were 230 thumbnails to download. That's rather a lot, especially for someone visiting your page for the first time, with an empty browser cache. As has already been suggested, dividing the content up into pages and downloading it … | |
Re: Providing alternative content for non-Flash enabled browsers is good idea, as JM has suggested. Here are a couple of scenarios that might cause problems... * Apple recently killed off support for Flash on their mobile devices. How likely is it someone will want to visit your site using an iPhone? … | |
Re: In some instances, yes. Clicking on a hypertext link sends a GET request. The following link and form send similar requests... <a href="/somescript.php?id=123>Go get it!</a> <form name="form1" method="GET" action="/somescript.php" > <input name="id" type="text" value="123" /> <input type="submit" /> </form> Hypertext links don't send POST requests, although there are ways to … | |
Re: Permissions. Website visitors shouldn't have access to view resources in the root directory of drive C. It's a really really bad idea :-o To store your images outside the project / web root folder, you could try creating a subfolder somewhere, say C:\myimages\, and assign it security permissions to match … | |
Re: To disable the submit button in JavaScript try something like... document.getElementById("mySubmit").disabled = true; ...where 'mySubmit' is an ID assigned to your input element... <input id="mySubmit" type="submit" value="Submit" /> Further info here... http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/prop_submit_disabled.asp | |
Re: Download it from Microsoft's website and it should be fine. > How safe will it be... No more dangerous than running Windows XP. | |
Re: They're called [Sitelinks...](http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=47334) Google decides which of your URLs are eligible, and when they show. It's not possible to specify links should appear, AFAIK. However, if you wish to prevent certain links from appearing, Google Webmaster Tools will enable you to this. | |
Re: > I wanna use that for best results for my search engine. Do you mean, like Bing? http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/02/microsofts-bing-uses-google-search.html :-) Seriously though, search aggregators are nothing new. [DuckDuckGo](http://duckduckgo.com/) and others have been scraping / improving search rankings for some considerable time and apparently able to do this. But for a definitive … | |
Re: Hi Feblioz It's not immediately obvious what's wrong. However, there are quite a few errors in you code that perhaps you need to correct first... * Your 'a' tags are not properly closed * Left and Right are not valid elements for HTML * The stylesheet might not be applied … | |
Re: ContactaCall, The script you were provided configures a proxy though which you can connect to the Internet while at the bank. It's of no use to you at home. It's surprising you weren't provided with a script to disable the configuration. In order to disable the proxy, it should be … | |
Re: Tis a long time since I've coded any Python, so you may find the help of others more useful. But to get you started in the right direction, you'll likely need to... Use sys.argv to obtain the command line parameters, as documented here: http://docs.python.org/library/sys.html?highlight=sys.argv#sys.argv Read in the file, see section … | |
Re: XML has it's uses, even as a simple database. One advantage is that an XML file is generally easier to fix than a corrupt database. The format is also platform independent, so sould you later decide to switch from Apache to IIS, or Windows to Linux, you can use the … | |
Re: Generally speaking, in order to create a user account with administrative privileges, you'll need to work from an account with administrative privilages. Otherwise there'd be no security if any account could create an administrative account. Could you not ask the person who set the root password to create an administrative … | |
Re: jcarbillon, Google Analytics isn't a useful security tool. The data is anonymised, so you can't easily identify individual users. And it depends on javascript, and tracking code being installed. So, detecting suspicious behavior is not generally possible. missc, You may be interested in the [URL="https://www.owasp.org/"]Open Web Application Project (OWASP)[/URL]. This … | |
Re: Hajira, Searching for tutorials on the Internet is one way, as Fbody has already shown. There are a lot of resources to be found but, as you may have discovered, there's also a lot of chaff, which can make finding good resources a time consuming challenge. Have you looked at … | |
Re: [QUOTE=cwarn23;1656827]And you can always buy more memory...[/QUOTE] While it's true RAM is cheap as chips, installing 24 GB isn't an option for everyone. What about netbook users, or desktop users with 32-bit systems? :icon_rolleyes: FireFox seems to work fine on my Intel Atom N450 powered netbook, with 1 GB or … | |
Re: aFg3, The hostname used by the ASP.NET web development server is 'localhost' by default, not 'www.localhost.com'. So, try specifying the URL as... [url]http://localhost:xxxx/[/url] ... and replace 'xxxx' with the port number that was assigned when you started the web dev server. The port information is normally displayed when a web … | |
Re: Arthas, Closing unused programs and services will help to reduce memory usage, as Harinath has already mentioned. If you know all those services are needed, consider installing more RAM ;-) 85% memory usage seems a little high to me and I wonder if this leaves enough working memory for other … | |
Re: dc1000, Is it possible airflow through the case has decreased in some way? [list] [*] Are the case fans working efficiently, oriented to maximise airflow? [*] Is the PSU fan expelling hot air? [*] Check for obstructions such as ribbon cables and blocked vents. [/list] Has the CPU been overclocked? … |
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