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  • heres google over time using archive.org (Image) Nov 11, 1998 Jan 25, 1999 Apr 23, 1999 May 11, 2000 Sep 19, 2002 Today Very Interesting progression, hasent changed much -Dan -Dan
  • maybe ud make money faster if you got your adsense on this forum workin :D -Dan
  • u can find out by doing a search on google for "site:www.domain.com" and see how many pages are in google. if you havent launched it yet then most likely they are not indexed. so if u implemented the google search you would have to wait f…
  • http://www.sxc.hu/ http://www.dieblen.de/ -Dan
  • did u use a program to code this site, cause the code seems very jumbled -Dan
  • yeah congrats -Dan
  • yeah u dont need to know cgi. maybe will need perl for server side stuff if needed. -Dan
  • can u post the full code of the site cause it looks like you are using quite a few tables for me to see what the exact problem is. -Dan
  • if your site is fully indexed by google then you could use digitalpoint's google api search: http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/search/ -Dan
  • welcome to dp, if you have any php questions i can help -Dan
  • welcome to the forums -Dan
  • go to notepad > open up your html file > find where it reffers to the static image > change it to this: <img src=/imagelocation/image.gif border=0> -Dan
  • both asp and php are not that complicated struturaly but the important part is the logic behind it. after you have that down you can pretty much learn any language you want. after coding in both i would definatly choose php. -Dan
  • if you have control over the deisgn and the hosting of the site then you should be able to track his sales just to make sure he is being acurate -Dan
  • once google can start to spider flash animations it will gain more prominence but it is not logical to use flash in some instances (i.e. information driven) and it works very well in other instances (i.e. graphicly driven). -Dan
  • when i went out to learn php 2 years ago the webmonkey tutorials were very helpful in my opinion. Begineers Guide: http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/programming/php/ Other Tutorials: http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/01/48/index2a.html?tw=pr…
  • i would develop a contract and have him sign it so that the money goes into his account in full and then like biweekly he can cut you a check. -Dan
  • yeah id go with your name. i visualize a nice roman font all caps :o -Dan
  • UPDATE: Client Selected #2 Now on to the website/print media -Dan
  • 5 here for me -Dan
  • yeah just add it to your css, the syntax stuff i listed was for all the properties that you could edit. -Dan
  • (Quote) like this <div style="padding-left:30px"><a href="index.php" class="navLink">home</a></div> Just mess around with the padding px to align to where it doesnt touch the white things. -…
  • f_main {font-family:arial; font-size:11px; background:#FFFFFF; border: 1 solid #5F87B3; color: #3C5D87;} syntax as follows (font name, font size, background of box, border size/color, font color) -Dan
  • i would say justify the navigation text to the left rather than centered. -Dan
  • (Quote) yeah i presonally hate programming books, theres so many people on the net that have info for you to learn stuff. ive learned everything i know about design, programming, and development from the net. -Dan
  • .form_login {font-family:arial; font-weight:bold; background:#FFFFFF; and your form would be <input type=text name=login class=form_login> ok this is pretty basic, if u need any other formating info (border, fontcolor, etc.) just post it. …
  • try this <?php $message = "Welcome to Outpost Gamers.com $user, Your account has succesfully created and you may now use your account by doing the following:\nYou need you activate your account by entering this activation code $key at this …
  • ahh much better -Dan
  • lookin good so far -Dan
  • for a site based on information and discussion i would go with googles adsense. if you get a decent amount of traffic you could bring a little income in. -Dan