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 | Using microdata markup such as this on Dani's profile page with URL http://www.example.com/dani.html <body itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/ProfilePage"> <h1 itemprop="name">About Dani</h1> <div itemscope itemprop="about" itemtype="http://schema.org/Person"> <link itemprop="url" href="http://www.example.com/dani.html" /> </div> </body> Is it appropriate to set the URL element to the ProfilePage item or the URL element for the Person item to … |
 | Vasa, please do not spam or plug your website. It violates our forum rules. Generally, we do not allow any site-specific talk at all in these forums to limit spam. In addition, we do not allow any affiliate URLs on the site, period. However, I allowed Ruslan to speak in … |
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| | I can just anticipate this discussion being a spam fest of everyone promoting their own SEO companies, which I really want to avoid. Therefore, instead of closing it, I'm going to politely steer the discussion towards people suggesting what to look for in a good SEO company, the right questions … |
| | A non-user friendly URL might be something like this: www.daniweb.com/topic.php?t=12345 It gives no insight into what the page is about, and is just a query string of random numbers. A user-friendly URL might be something like this: www.daniweb.com/internet-marketing/seo/user-friendly-url Here, the URL gives insight into what the specific page is about …  |
| | When googlebot crawls your webpage, it stores a copy of the webpage in its cache. Then, when someone performs a google search, google searches its cache for a relevant page. Googlebot revisits your site on a regular basis and updates its cache. The cached copy (which isn't always the most … |
| | It's a bit of a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenerio. When we didn't allow new threads in the top-level categories, I was *constantly* being bombarded with, "Why don't we have a forum for topic XYZ?! I want to start a thread about topic XYZ but there's … |
| | Re: Self Intro Hi Lisa!! :) Welcome to DaniWeb. OK so basically there's this -- DaniWeb -- which is a twelve year old global web-based IT community of over 1 million IT pros learning from and helping each other. And then there's DaniPad, the three month old real life version, which is a …  |
 | Personally we use the CodeIgniter PHP framework, and CI has its own watermarking library. Outside of that, just stick to GD I say. |
 | Hi there expertmagician! Welcome to DaniWeb, a 12 year old global online community of over 1 million IT professionals, which I started in college while pursuing a Computer Science degree. DaniPad is the three month old real world version of DaniWeb. With 12 years of experience running and managing a … |
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| | Would you say that nowadays a lot has shifted into social media as a primary marketing strategy, while that wasn't so much the case even just a few years ago?  |
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| | We don't really allow these types of discussions anymore because they just turned into a huge list of spam and places to spam. Closing this thread :) |
 | Discussion closed so it doesn't turn into a breeding ground for spammers. |
 | Daily Rituals: DaniWeb, Twitter, Facebook, Google Analytics, Google AdWords, Google AdSense, Google Webmaster Tools, Salesforce, Cisco Meraki Management, Google DFP, Wikipedia, Stack Overflow, Meetup.com, Eventbrite, Braintree Gateway, Chase Online, Citibank Online, BuySellAds, Craigslist |
| | I believe having mcrypt installed makes us not vulnerable. |
 | Yeah, I don't even understand what accumulating Facebook likes does for a business (even as far as social media is concerned)? For example, liking a page doesn't put it in their stream at all, right? Not even the 2-5% but not at all?? Maybe if there was a way to … |
| | No, it's not new. It's existed for a long time, and then a few years ago Google reinvented it with the word 'remarketing'. Basically it's an ad campaign that targets people who have already been to your site. For example, suppose someone visits Hotels.com. A cookie is placed on their … |
| | It's never too soon to begin your SEO efforts. In fact, an ultra important aspect of SEO is your site's navigation structure, and how pages are laid out.  |
 | Re: Auto Tags Agreed with other responses. What is the benefit of random articles being tagged with the word 'same'? The tag cloud will just turn into a cloud of commonly used words. |
 | You need a payment gateway to do this. Personally I use Braintree and I'm quite happy with it. They have a very good php API. |
| | I'm not sure what a Wordpress style drag 'n' drop builder is. However, I would create a single table called rows. The structure would be something like this: user_id order block_title block_content 1 10 Foo Bar 1 20 Baz Bat 2 10 A B As users rearranged blocks, the order … |
 | It means that you can't use the header() function to do a server redirect to a different page after already sending HTML data to the web browser. |
| | Re: code43 What on earth are you talking about?! Where are you seeing error 43? What programming language is this? What application is this? ... |
| | Yes, what pritaeas said. The page of posts voted down is essentially posts that *currently* have a net negative vote. |
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| | OK, so this is a bit tricky. Normally when I hear the word 'exit popup' I think of showing up when the visitor tries to leave the page, by either clicking close on their web browser, clicking the back button on their browser, or clicking on a link or ad … |
 | I made it a tutorial again, but is it supposed to say vb.net 2010 Windows Pro 7 at the top of it?? Perhaps that got accidentally added? |
 | I'm confused as OAuth is not designed to work by submitting an email address. |
 | Hi, I'm a bit confused in that I'm not sure which way you want to go. If you have an Apache web server, you're going to want to create an .htaccess file in your document root and then use 301 redirects. The file should say something like this: RewriteEngine on …  |
 | Playing devil's advocate here ... If it has no niche, then WHY would someone join your social network, over say Facebook? Does it have super unique features that you can't possibly find anywhere else? Are there people talking on it right now? What reason would someone like me have for … |
| | It depends on the amount of experience you have and the quality of the work. I would say maybe $500 for the first and $2500 for the second. |
| | Just upgraded to Firefox 30.0 and sessions no longer seem to work. The cookie just doesn't set. Using `$this->session->set_userdata()` Not using Firebug, although reading on the web indicated it has been a culprit with similar issues. |
| | Re: CI 3.0 is out Wait, huh?! I thought EllisLabs announced that they were looking for a new maintainer for CodeIgniter? Honestly I wasn't expecting any future big version upgrades.  |
| | Why is everyone talking about Panda 4.0? I thought this thread was about Penguin. I'm confused.  |
 | Re: Account Merging We don't allow that because we don't want copycat accounts being confused for previously deleted members. Why not just use the username andre.vanzuydam or something like that? |
| | So I guess write an algorithm to calculate all combinations of 5-letter domains and test each one to see if it exists. However, I'm willing to bet that no 5-letter domains are available.  |
 | My guess is the use of the left alignment set for the image. That part should really be removed from the Markdown. |
| | A responsive design means the website layout looks great with all form factors ... from smart phones, to tablets, to desktops, to high resolution desktops. This increases the usability factor, which leads to people spending more time on your site and not bouncing away, which is a factor that Google … |
| | Personally I like Calibri as well, but I like sans-serif fonts better for the web :) I'm not sure why you're complaining that code doesn't look good in Arial. Of course it doesn't. Code should always be in a monospace font, which it is on DaniWeb. Perhaps you can use …  |
 | Re: Mysterious Form? A form has two parts: the front-end form you fill out, and the back-end part that does all of the processing. It's possible that you just deleted the front-end form itself, but there are spam bots that are hitting the back-end part directly. |
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| | Yes, feel free to add your own additional directories and subdirectories. For example, when your controllers call the views, instead of passing in just the name of the template file, such as 'foo', you can pass in 'directory/foo'. |
| | If someone just clicks the up or down arrow, you just get a vote, it's anonymous, and it can affect your post quality score, but it doesn't factor into your reputation. But if someone clicks the up or down arrow to vote, and ALSO fills out the comment form and … |
| | The following is an explanation of our rewards system. Does it make sense? How can I reword it to be clearer and more concise? (I'd like to send this out in an email to everyone and have it make sense.) > We get lots of traffic, and servers are expensive, … |
| | Or our databases forum http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/databases/16 Either way, use odbc as a tag keyword. |
| | Re: Tags The tag clouds are definitely cached. However, I'll have to investigate why the articles supposedly with the tag tables don't have that tag. |
| | I have a Verizon FiOS Internet line coming into my office here at DaniPad, and it has a block of 5 static IPs (x.x.x.18 - x.x.x.22) that I'm paying for. The line is connected to a switch. Also connected to the switch, among other things (such as our security system), …  |
| | Unfortunately I was not near a computer and didn't catch it in time to debug. I'll look through the server logs. I think it was a memory leak but I don't understand what caused it. |
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