I think for smaller sites like ours, PR is more important. Other webmasters will buy links to increase their own PR. So, maybe you can get lotsa links to boost your PR first?
I think you should focus on adverts (adsense or paid links) first. When you site gains momentum, go for affiliates, paid memberships, etc.
I'm no expert myself...
This is the only way I can think of:
1. Query a database for a set of items
2. Create a for loop. In the for loop, for each item, echo out a check box. The value property of each checkbox must be unique to the item
3. When the user selects some of …
Tony, you'll learn in a couple of years time that corporates look at us individual users as spare cash - the big money is in licensing the software to businesses. The company I work for has close to 40000 employees worlwide - each one us has a PC/la…
I guess he's ignoring you - for someone who's as experienced online as he is, he wouldn't be away from his email for long.
Why don't you do it yourself - or maybe a few of us help you out? It's only PHP - shouldn't be too difficult :)
Yeah, in your css file, set a:visited to be the same as a:link. E.g.
a:link {
COLOR: #000000; TEXT-DECORATION: none
}
a:visited {
COLOR: #000000; TEXT-DECORATION: none
}
It seems good and OK to you because you're American. That's the problem with MOST (I didn't say all) American - you only see things from your perspective.
What if you were an Iraqi? If America can come in swift and quick, it MIGHT (I'm not saying i…
I'm still a little blurrrrrr...... what do you mean display in the source code and not on the page?
But anyway, try this out:
<?$ip=getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");echo "$ip";?>
That's only if the script is running on the same server that is hosting the database.
If not, you would need to specify out the actual host's name - e.g. www.host.com. In my experience, I've always left out the www.
