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Ordered a keyword. He gave me one with 2900 searches a month and 1.39 CPC. And to rank on google - it's dead easy. The pages in the top 10 don't have any SEO. Having just a title + h1 should be enough to reach the first page. really pleased with this :)

sometimes the textarea contains \r\n - maybe that's the problem. If so, you can use replace them before exploding. Haven't tested but maybe something like this : $x = preg_replace('/\r\n|\r/', "\n", $x); foreach(explode("\n", $x) as $y) {

What they seem to do is add a span containg the zoom image on top of the image. It's probably part of the theme. Assuming you have the lightbox, if you add this inside the <a> tag <span class="zoom"></span>then in your css add /* lightbox zoom image */ .post-image .lightbox { position...

I agree with BreakAllTheClocks - use a ready made open source one. It's easier than making modifications to drupal. Once you're making money you can improve it. jobberBase has quite a few plugins you can find in their forum. It's quite easy to add features. As for hosting, Alertpay doesn't...

I think you'd have to change all the links on your site. If you've already done that, you probably just need to wait for google to replace the old links. The htaccess only rewrites the pages so that category/something.html can be used instead of category.php?string=something.

It's easier and faster to do this in a server side language (php, asp) using GeoIP. I can't post a link, but, if you google 'YQL Geo Library' you'll find a javascript one that detects the location.

You'd need to use the built up url in window.open instead of window.location Replace window.location = url1+"://"+url2+"?"+url3+"="+url4; with var url = url1+"://"+url2+"?"+url3+"="+url4; window.open(url...

You could use php in the html files and use an include for the sidebar Add this in .htaccess RemoveHandler .html AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .html then <?php include "sidebar.php" ?> in the html files hope that's what you mean

no prob bizbez yep, it contains a nested array - RESPONSE being the first tag with CONVERSION inside it

This should print everything <?php $string = " <RESPONSE> <EXPR>CAD</EXPR> <EXCH>USD</EXCH> <AMOUNT>1</AMOUNT> <NPRICES>1</NPRICES> <CONVERSION> <DATE>Thu, 10 May 2001 21:00:00 GMT</DATE> <ASK>1.5432</ASK> <BID>1.542</BID> </CONVERSION> <EXPR>CAD</EXPR>...

Something like this maybe ? <?php $string = " <RESPONSE> <EXPR>CAD</EXPR> <EXCH>USD</EXCH> <AMOUNT>1</AMOUNT> <NPRICES>1</NPRICES> <CONVERSION> <DATE>Thu, 10 May 2001 21:00:00 GMT</DATE> <ASK>1.5432</ASK> <BID>1.542</BID> </CONVERSION> <EXPR>CAD</EXPR>...

Tera-WURFL ? require_once './TeraWurfl.php'; $wurflObj = new TeraWurfl(); $wurflObj->getDeviceCapabilitiesFromAgent(); // see if this client is on a wireless device if($wurflObj->getDeviceCapability("is_wireless_device")){ header("Location: website.name/"); }

The problem with wget is that it doesn't download all images in the CSS you could try this modified version http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg09502.html http://ted.mielczarek.org/code/wget-modified/trunk/ then use wget --page-requisites -r http://www.example.com/