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Hello, What do you mean by "sum by id"? Is the code expected to produce more than one result? When you say it is working, what does it do in its current state? This kind of thing can be achieved with a JOIN or one of its variants. |
webprince:Good to hear. I am always around my forum jalingo.co |
webprince:Sorry, that email account doesn't exist anymore, it's a dead end. So how did it go? |
webprince:You are basically good to go, as long as you're not grabbing anything from Adstract or their server cdn.adk2.com. If adsense and bidvertiser were the only things you took off, then I can infer from this that - Adstract is one of the ad networks which Bidvertiser works with. If you still wish to continue using Bidvertiser, you may try blocking Adstract from your Bidvertiser control panel. Note that I have never used them before, so there might be discrepancies in this statement. |
webprince:Ok here's what you need to do: 1. Replace the addynamo ads, as there are no issues with them. 2. Remove everything from Bidvertiser. Also, you should check if it works on Chrome before sending a review request. |
The issue was not from addynamo afterall. I think I found the problem though. What other ad networks do you use? I can see your website making calls to Bidvertiser and Adstract... |
webprince:Let me know how it goes. |
mtchris:Well, looks like there are two versions of your website (index.wml and index.xhtml) The cause of your problem is that chrisdesigns.wapka.mobi redirects to chrisdesigns.wapka.mobi/index.wml Find a way to make the .xhtml version the primary destination OR remove the .wml version completely. I haven't used wapka so I cannot give you specific directions. |
"some errors". What errors? |
webprince:Take off the addynamo ads then try again. |
dunmorris:Lengthy in what sense? That depends on how much content you decide to use in the table, if I understand you correctly. The code you posted only defines a border, nothing more. If you have any html knowledge, you could check the source code of that page to see how it was done. Cheers. |
Looks like a regular table to me. What's wrong with using a table or even divs with specified dimensions? You should give it a shot, and if it doesn't work the way you want, post the code here and I'll help you correct it. Cheers. |
Domain names are paid for per annum, and it is too cheap to be contemplated. About 2k per year. Some TLDs are more expensive. Hosting on the other hand can be paid once a month, once a year, or at longer intervals depending on how big your budget is. Regular hosts charge about $5 per month for their cheapest plan, which is ~ N900. There are numerous free webhosts available though, in case you are willing to consider those. x10hosting.com is a good example. |
Yes, as long as it lets you place ad banners around the blog.
I have never used the free so I am unsure about its limitations. |
I have never seen so much ignorance in one post. And good luck with your attempt to clone the look of my forum. |
I cannot do 10, sorry. |
1200 words you say? If these articles are going to be unique, original, and not spinned from somewhere else, then I wouldn't mind paying for six. |
It is overwhelming the amount of information one can find by utilizing a search engine. What you will find by googling will always be 10 times greater than what anyone will send you here. |
codemarshal08:Conditional statement. The ternary operator is ?: |
davidsmith8900:This comment sorts of devaluates every other thing you've proposed on this thread. There are certain things that should be avoided for the sake of business. Even though these notions would expand a customer's knowledge about the activities of a company, they are certainly not necessary at all. Imagine if MTN sends this to you: "Dear customer, three of our fibre optic cables recently experienced irreversible damage, and our network speed will be affected for the next 6 months. Do you think our business is dying slowly? Please reply with feedback, thanks." Or a software developer sending this to a client: "Guy! I know the deadline is 2morrow but I lent someone my HDD and they have infected it with trojan monkey virus. All your work was inside!! As it is right now, i can start over and still meet the deadline but I just want to know if u will still trust me in future. Pls I need ur feedback bro." The moment people start thinking about something, it starts to take control of their thinking in a way that it projects itself whenever that thing is remembered. Yesterday I read a story about a business owner who always wore a badge that said "Business Is Great", that badge improved his business and brought him loyal customers. In your free time, you should also watch "The law of attraction", the documentary (not the movie). There's an article on wikipedia too. |
davidsmith8900:Probably won't happen, sadly. It sure sounds like negative vibe. |
BigBashiru:They disabled this feature. They want people to see that they have over 2 million topics, even though a good number of them are made up of dots, like Fulba has described. I see you have 50 topics and about 300 posts, so that is 50 + 300 which is 350 dots in the making. ![]() |
pryd:contact@j******.co |
Your domain registrar should have a support section. They know what has happened to your domain and whether you can get it back or not. |
I have noticed that all project related client/webmaster complaints here emanate from weak agreements. Look, you have no right to engage in business if you cannot pull off a project without eliminating trouble from the begining. If possible, prepare an official "terms of service" document that you'd have your clients sign (if you meet them) or send to them via email, at least there'll be proof that the email was sent to them and they acknowledged it (by sending a response email, which of course you'd requre). This is important just in case they accidentally run into a pole and start going crazy. Sorry, I can't suggest a next move because there was no agreement a.f.a.i.k. If you both are skeptical as to whether the other would not fulfil their end of the bargain, then the most sensible thing to do would be to arrange a meeting in person. She hands you the cash, you hand her the package; Or you can do it vice versa to avoid unnecesary waist grabbing. |
parlyb: parlyb:Sorry for the late reply. Too many errors in your code. You didn't declare the variables you were using and you didn't even output the final result. I have corrected the code for you. ![]() <script language="JavaScript"> var images = new Array(3); var index images[0] = "<a href = 'URL OF ADVERTISER' rel='nofollow' ><img src='URL OF BANNER’S IMAGE-1' border='0' height='60px' width='468px' alt='AD DESCRIPTION'></a>"; images[1] = "<a href = 'URL OF ADVERTISER' rel='nofollow' ><img src='URL OF BANNER’S IMAGE-2' border='0' height='60px' width='468px' alt='AD DESCRIPTION'></a>"; images[2] = "<a href = 'URL OF ADVERTISER' rel='nofollow' ><img src='URL OF BANNER’S IMAGE-3' border='0' height='60px' width='468px' alt='AD DESCRIPTION'></a>"; index = Math.floor(Math.random() * images.length); document.write(images[index]) </script> |
It's a small thing. All the culprit is doing is just including malicious javascript code in his posts, and of course there is no way you would notice without looking through the source code of post pages since the script won't be visible in his posts. What the admin has been doing is deleting the offending post, banning the poster, and then censoring the offending url (usually from free hosts). But I wonder if this is sustainable since the culprit can always create a new account, make new posts, and find another free host. So, in summary, there is no intrusion to the server whatsoever, it's all happening at the front end. This type of XSS attack is like the "I am being a nuisance" type. The culprit will get tired sooner or later. ...But while we wait for the attacker to get tired, we must consider that this website has big advertisers. If they lose their account to some kid in Yaba, trust for NL will take a hit. There is only one way to solve this problem once and for all, and I am surprised it hasn't been implemented yet. |
henryobinna:Henry, Search engines are NOT static. You could be in 10th place today and then 9th place tomorrow. Godaddy was first when I made that post. Looks like they are second place at the moment. Whether they are 1st, 5th or last, my original point still remains valid, which is.... domain.com does not rank first for "domain names". Feel free to call my attention when that happens. |
No, it's just you bro. |
No. Think of it as having guests in your home. The home owner can decide whether to have guests or not. This really shouldn't be difficult to figure out. |
ZinoFego:I have one little task for you sir ![]() Step 1: Visit this website seoblog.com Step 2: Google the keyword "seo blog". There are numerous other EMDs that rank poorly because of lean content. Good examples are websites of celebrities. Tom cruise's wiki and imdb pages will always outrank tomcruise.com While I agree that my previous example was horrible, I still stand by the fact that good content is king. Don't get me wrong, EMDs does have an influence but not as strong as it was a few years ago. Remember the epic Matt Cutts tweet (attached) You will have an advantage if you use an EMD and provide rich content. If not, someone else who does the same thing with better content will outrank you.
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Whose kids? |

