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Re: If you are posting this, then you *are* logged in. You can reset your password [here](https://www.daniweb.com/connect/profile) and you can log in with either your username or email address. You can also log in via Google or Facebook social accounts. As you’ve suspected, the computer time thing you’re referring to is … | |
Re: I'm glad you got it working. Sorry, I just saw this thread now. I, myself, struggle quite frequently with Regex. Regex101 is always my lifesaver. Thank you so much for posting your solution so that it can be helpful to others in the future. I've marked this question solved. | |
Re: You can try freelance sites like [Upwork](https://www.upwork.com/) or [Toptal](https://www.toptal.com/) to hire a freelance developer to write this for you. Upwork is probably a better fit if you're looking for a web-based app, but it seems as if that's not the case here, so give Toptal a try. However, it's going … | |
Re: I'm going to preface this by saying I have no experience with Uniswap at all. However, as a general rule, my feelings are that when developers create ways for people to innovate on top of their projects, it leads to both creative solutions to things as well as nefarious applications … | |
Re: If I understand you correctly, what you're asking for is custom development work. If you don't already have an in-house developer working on your website who is capable of doing this, you most likely will need to go the custom consulting route. You can use freelance services such as [Upwork](https://www.upwork.com/) … | |
Re: LCP is very unique to each website, so there is little help I can offer aside from redirecting you to https://webpagetest.org/ to see where the failure is. What are the recommendations given by [Google PageSpeed](https://pagespeed.web.dev/)? | |
Re: Has who tried home edition? I’m so confused. This seems like a response to someone else’s question. | |
Re: Can you include the CSS you're using for this? | |
Re: I'm not super experienced in this, but this is my best understanding: third-party cookies are when ads include tracking pixels that are designed to follow people around the web and learn about their user behavior. Google has decided to no longer allow them in future versions of Chrome, citing privacy … | |
Re: Google, and the SEO industry at large, has always been an advocate of increasing your reputation as an expert in your industry by posting in forums demonstrating your knowledge, and linking to your site in your forum signature or member profile. Google uses this information to determine if these websites … | |
Re: It depends how technical you are. Instead of using a plugin, you can code everything manually that a plugin would do. Also, I recommend Cloudflare. Even the free version offers a bunch of speed improvements. But, yeah, it all comes down to how technical you are, I suppose. | |
Re: I'm so sorry about that!! Last night I was working on some stuff until rather late, and my husband stopped me and told me to come to bed. I did a cursory check that everything was looking good, checked in my work, and went to bed. Apparently I broke something … | |
Re: For sure. Years ago, Google *hated* forums. We lost all of our traffic and membership and post activity quickly followed. Nowadays, Google *loves* forums. However, our traffic has yet to return, although I've been hearing through SEO communities that some other forums have regained their traffic. Here's an article on … | |
Just as the title states, do non-web based email clients (e.g. Microsoft Outlook) respect CSP HTTP headers? Specifically, I want to prevent hotlinking of images hosted on my domain within HTML emails with these HTTP headers: Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy: same-origin Vary: Origin | |
Re: I'm not understanding your question. You can definitely create objects within the methods of other classes. As pritaeas says, please post some code so we can understand better. | |
If you love DaniWeb, or even if you don't, it would be much appreciated if you could [review us on Google](https://g.page/r/CSyiHReUFoTLEAI/review). Much thanks!! | |
Re: Have you learned how to graph things? Did your professor teach you about using Canvas yet? Here is a tutorial for getting started: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Canvas_API/Tutorial | |
Re: Glad you got it figured out. Here is a cleaner way of presenting the above code so it doesn't look so messy: <?php // Retrieve the current page $currentpage = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; // Most pages have this CSS class $class = 'testimonial-two'; // Array of pages $array = array( '/', '/index.php', … | |
Re: I'm happy to live in Silicon Valley :) | |
Re: The first thing I will say is never output `$_POST[]` content directly into the HTML without escaping it first. You are leaving yourself wide open to an HTML injection attack. Not only that, but you're also leaving yourself open to invalid HTML. All it takes is to wrap your user-sent … | |
Re: In the context of PHP, an API's SDK is a PHP-based library that is used to access what is typically a JSON-based API. Composer is a dependency manager for PHP, but you typically don't *need* to use it. What API are you trying to connect to? | |
Re: > Maybe the tag system changed but in the past I could create a new tag if there wasn't one. Only non-newbie members can do that. Please visit our [tagging guidelines](https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/tagging). | |
Re: IMHO all businesses in this day and age should be using some form of digital marketing, even if it's just being on Yelp or having a website. Are you posing this question to the community, or just sharing what digital marketing is? I'm confused by the point of your post. | |
I asked ChatGPT for some interesting conversation starters and it suggested this. However, the more I think about it, the less I can come up with something! I enjoy walks on nature trails, but hiking is *huge* amongst techies in the Bay Area. My husband plays DDR regularly for exercise, … | |
Re: Which of the two actually answered the questions? | |
Re: I'm not exactly understanding your question. I see you have an HTML form here in this HTML code. What is not working about it? You need to specify the action="#" to be a URL that will process the form. | |
Just a random question to try to get some good discussion going. For me, at least the last handful of years, it's been taking a nice stroll around town. When I first moved to California from NY, I was living in an apartment in the middle of downtown Palo Alto. … | |
Re: I’ll take a look at this tomorrow. I’m currently in bed :) | |
Re: I would argue that data analytics is more important. | |
Re: Hello and welcome to DaniWeb! Thanks for joining. | |
Re: There is no way of determining the owner of an email address, especially from a free service such as GMail. Anyone can sign up for a free gmail account and purport to be anyone. However, if you're getting emails from a scammer, forward them to abuse@gmail.com so that GMail can … | |
Re: I’ll mark this question solved :) | |
Re: You can use a website like [Built With](https://builtwith.com/daniweb.com) if you want to quickly see what frameworks a website that is already in their system is using. However, to figure it out for yourself, it's just a matter of looking at the HTML source code for a webpage and seeing if … | |
Does anyone have anecdotal evidence for or against Google following internal nofollow links? (Irrespective of what they claim) | |
Re: Perhaps a career as a [software QA engineer](https://in.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/what-is-qa-engineer) will be interesting to you? | |
Re: Currently, when you ask a question on DaniWeb, as you type in the title and message, we perform a search against all of our existing content to see if a similar question has already been asked. However, I do admit that I don't have any experience with ChatGPT nor do … | |
What are some ways to improve MySQL performance on queries against large tables that include the HAVING BY clause. It's my understanding that anything in there doesn't benefit from table indexes. | |
Re: It entirely depends on the audience and the campaign goals. In certain situations, Facebook is better. In others, Pinterest is better. If you're a fashion designer trying to promote your latest line, you're probably going to be more successful on Pinterest than Twitter, for example. If you're trying to promote … | |
Re: I have been in the industry for a very long time, and have never heard of it. There’s white hat, of course. Black hat. And then there’s grey hat, where you’re being creative with white hat techniques designed specifically to focus on short term gains. | |
Re: As someone who has been in the SEO industry for over two decades, it doesn't really matter if you use www or non-www. All that is important is that, whichever you choose, you stick to it. That means that all links on the web (social media, etc.) point to the … | |
Re: I can see that the URL that you linked me to has 4 steps to create a purchase. The first one is to create a Purchase via an HTTP POST request. That can be done with a cURL request. cURL requests require some backend programming such as via PHP or … | |
Re: Not that it is an excuse, but I would like to offer up an explanation, if I may. You can [see here](https://www.daniweb.com/programming/web-development/threads/541688/airtm-api-how-to-build-a-form) that only 4 days ago, FarrisFahad had a button to pay by Paypal on his website, and wants to convert it into utilizing a payment API (e.g. something … | |
Re: Is your name Tanzeel or Michael? Are you in Florida or Pakistan? It seems you need to get your story straight. In other words, just be honest with us :) | |
Re: More of what Google does (and is doing more and more of) in terms of answering questions directly without having to visit any links. | |
Re: Things really need to shape up or ship out around here! | |
Re: I just stumbled upon this and had no idea that Mastodon was even a thing 6 years ago, pty! I first became aware of them back when Elon bought Twitter (ahem, X) and everyone fled ship trying to find an alternative. Sorry no one replied to this thread until now. … | |
Re: I’ll second the recommendation for Ahrefs if you want to keep track of your backlinks. My biggest complaint with it was it often found realllllllly old links for the first time, so I wasn’t easily able to track how many new links I had per day, per week, etc. |
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