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Hi everyone hope you are fine. I am building a new website with wordpress for my client but he told me that I can buy for it backlinks such that it can rank well on search engines. I really want to buy them but I do not know where to buy backlinks. Help me guys. I did not intend to ask nonsense but I honestly need your help
Anyone offering such service is lying and it will not help at all for your search results. Your best bet is to promote your website on social media yourself.
That being said, here is a link that talks about such a service and weighs its pros and cons: Backlinks: Do They Work And Are They Safe?
However, I would like to bring your attention to the part of the page where it says this:
The negative side to backlinks
- They may penalize your website by clearly violating Google Webmaster
Guidelines
- They may diminish the quality of your website’s link profile, causing your site to get an increased spam score and slowing down it’s progress over time
- May seem overwhelming
- Fake reviews and fraud are rampant
- Hard to truly know what you’re getting
- The best sellers may be too expensive
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I've been searching for this and can't quite get to what I need.
Is anyone aware of an open source forum script written in PHP that utilizes OOP concepts?
So has to be
Forum
OOP
Open source
I will accept answers for anything else, including tutorials, videos, etc. since I get to still see the source and learn from it.
I have used PHPBB in the past and it appears to fit your needs.
phpBB is a free flat-forum bulletin
board software solution that can be
used to stay in touch with a group of
people or can power your entire
website. With an extensive database of
user-created modifications and styles
database containing hundreds of style
and image packages to customise your
board, you can create a very unique
forum in minutes.
No other bulletin board software
offers a greater complement of
features, while maintaining efficiency
and ease of use. Best of all, phpBB is
completely free. We welcome you to
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You can find it at:
http://www.phpbb.com/
You should look into Vanilla.
It's free, open-source and does not have the bloat as many of its competitors (vB, phpBB) and it also has some very well written code to go alongside a reasonably good documentation =)
Perhaps you can find a convenient open source forum software at:
http://www.forummatrix.org/
You could try Viscacha (http://www.forummatrix.org/show/Viscacha).
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We are planning on building a pay per view (PPV) video solution but we have no idea from where to start. Here are the current givens:
it will be hosted on Linux
using PHP
Database: MySQL
And by PPV I mean:
- going to website, selecting a movie to watch/download
- going to payment portal and paying
- being now able to watch/download
So here is my question, from where to start?
is there an existing (recommended) solution that we can download/buy?
Any information would be really appreciated
I was just reading about someone who had a platform like this intended for adult movies that he was offering, may have even been open source. I'm sorry I forget what it was, but even if your content is G rated, software intended for porn will probably have the features you want so I'd start looking there. It's a big industry so there has to be a few ready made solutions available.
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Do you know a good and free newsletter system written in php that allows users import/export from database or text files, store multiple fields for every user (like name, surname...) and create users groups?
I've tried Listmessenger, but it's not completly free, and CcMail but it's not very good for me...
Even tho you have discounted Listmessenger, I have set it up for numerous companies (with the purchase of a $49 cdn dollar license - for over 200 users!). They have been very pleased, as the software is simple enough for most users, and advanced enough to get the job done (that you require). I have only had good feedback about the software, where otherwise other software created a large learning curve and did not work exactly as well.
I would recommend giving it another try, and $50 cdn dollars is not exactly a fortune for advertising, plus you can use it free for under 200 users (some features missing of course, but I assure you its well worth it).
Otherwise, I have tried phplist.com, but I have found it to be confusing for most users.
But try it if you want: http://www.phplist.com
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I'm planning to build a community-driven website with voting functionality similar to StackOverflow (or Digg etc..). I really like SO's voting system where your points are deducted for voting down someone and so on.
Anyway, is there any open-source module/component available that I can plug into my app directly without having to reinvent the wheel? The app will developed probably be in PHP or Python.
Thanks for your comments and advices.
There are a few for Django:
django-voting
django-rangevoting
django-ranking
Personally I've only used django-voting. It has a nice section on using it for a Reddit/SO style voting including templates and using Progressive enhancement: http://code.google.com/p/django-voting/wiki/RedditStyleVoting
I think the other projects have some interesting features in terms of custom ranking/sorting methods which is where django-voting can fall short.
Have a look at Pligg
Pligg started as a simple CMS to let
users submit and vote on news
articles, and that's still what we do
best. Vote on stories that interest
you and articles that receive enough
votes will appear on the homepage of
your Pligg site. Pligg offers a 5 star
method for voting or the more
traditional numbered voting as seen on
sites like Digg, Mixx, or Reddit.
Try this its written in PHP ZendFramework
phpancake
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpancake/
A questions and answers system, where the validity of the questions and their answers is determined and moderated by the community by a voting system. This open source system is on the lines of Stackoverflow and digg.
List of Polling tools are given in the website http://myprogrammingblog.com/2011/09/16/web-poll-script-overview-top-5/
http://www.phppoll.org/download.php
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I had an idea to work on a livescore site with some additions, however before even trying to work on one, I would like to know from where such sites get their data from?
Thanks for any answer.
I've no idea for this particular site, but it seems like there are a couple of viable possibilities:
Subscribe to a live feed of information from a provider, e.g. a broadcaster or similar. I would imagine this would cost a fair bit and be subject to restrictions on use, etc.
Hire people to obtain the information from a variety of sources (including primary sources, i.e. watch several of the games) and update a database manually.
Scrape ("borrow") the information from one or more other sites which do one of the above.
you can do this using google live sports data api xml ->http://www.xmlsportsfeeds.com/products/live-scores/ it's a kind of paid rss feeds and they can be quite expensive.