Thank you Pavel. I do value your services and i am eagerly awaiting the video tutorial.
One more question. Do i need to send my API key in the headers of the request or do you extract the API key from GET parameters?
So i See your not even going to attempt to answer my question about the API documentation. I see bad things coming from this company when support starts slipping this bad... never on the chat anymore, don't answer questions here on BHW or in your own forums. We have been subscribers for a very...
I have tried everywhere else so ill try in BHW (maybe you'll answer here...).
Where is the documentation for your API?
I just need to integrate your services in my private Web Application, but you are really tight lipped on the status or whereabouts on documentation for interacting with your...
I have a script that gets all the results from google serps. It is working just fine. But when the big "G" throws in the news results or image results, my regex doesn't catch it and thinks it part of the top 10 that I am trying to capture.
Here is what im doing with my regex after curl of the...
I don't believe all that EMD hype. I have a couple EMD's that have not been affected. I think it is more about buyer words in the EMD.
I don't believe that all sites are treated equal though. The EMD's i talk about ran right up to position 3 & 5 respectively. With out any promotion. One did...
First off, VPS stands for Virtual Private Server. Key word here is "Virtual" so in essence you will not have any kind of self hosted VPS (Unless you build a Hypervisor, but that is beyond the scope of this thread...). Self hosted Dedicated Server yes. Enough on Semantics....
I don't know where...
I would guess by the OP's description that you put an html image tag in your content and have the source value point to this script where ever it is hosted.
i.e. src = " your domain / path / to / script "
edit - would't let me post the actual tag just look up html img tag...
Again, Both of these options have limitations on the software because they are the free versions. Proxmox has all the features of the paid versions of ESX and XenServer, but without the high price of installation and support. I don't want to even get into best practices for hardware on these two...
Forget about running VMware workstation! That software runs on top of your OS and in effect utilizes resources for 2 or more windows machines(if running windows, which more than likely you are...).
The ideal way to go is a baremetal Hypervisor. And yes you can get one with enterprise class...
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