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I have coded a web directory that uses GET to generate all pages of information from a database. Is it possible for these pages to be indexed individually by a search engine?
Yes. If you can link directly to it, then a search engine can index it (unless you take other steps to explicitly exclude them).
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I would like to know what information that my website receives beside
$_SERVER['value']?
is there other fields can be obtained ?
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var_dump($_SERVER) or print_r($_SERVER) show you all output of $_SERVER global's
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Two HTML web pages generated using PHP.
One script that creates a footer which is referenced by both web pages.
Does a crawler consider the footer HTML content once or twice?
Crawlers don'see or care about server-side code. They only see the content output by a requested URL just like any user-agent.
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Is there way to create database in one file?
I have a PHP script, is there possible to use PHP
syntax (as Apache) to read correct data from one
single database file?
Something like: http://www.sqlite.org/about.html But this requires more than 1 file.
You can use just simple Comma Separated Vlaues (CSV) file.
PHP has several standart function to work with CSV-files data:
fgetcsv;
fputcsv.
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Hello I need to check all websites contains "tomer" word in url. I need this for some copyright issues about my company.
For example when I search in google "tomer" , it should give me only "tomercompany.com", "anothertomercompany.com" etc. How can I do that? Any ideas will be appreciated, thanks.
Use the :inurl operator
If you include inurl: in your query, Google will restrict the results
to documents containing that word in the URL
https://www.google.no/#q=inurl:tomer
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may seem to be a small question but can any one tell me what is this strip on the top called?
The one above the heading and below the menu and has a navigation arrow on the left and right... what to use to make it
http://arabia.msn.com/news/entertainment/entertainment-music/1112010/britney-spears-splits-from-fiance/
It's a simple script that called
jCarousel. More examples here
What you're looking for is called a slider or image gallery. Do a search "jQuery image slider" and you'll find a ton