The URL structure is dictated by whatever Content Management System (CMS) you're using to operate your website. Changing it could be as easy as...
What you're seeing in Google is their practice of sometimes presenting "enhanced" page titles based on the user's query. So what you see when you...
This line: ErrorDocument 404 error404.html should be: ErrorDocument 404 /error404.html
Smashing Magazine has the best article on horizontal and vertical centering that I've seen. Simple, effective, with no gimmicks required.
Your site looks pretty much the same in all the major browsers (IE, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari), so there aren't any significant HTML or CSS...
Since you say ImageMagick appears to work from the command line and your error report indicates that its the PHP-cgi interface .exe code that...
No. Code within a <noscript> block is only rendered if JavaScript is disabled. So browsers with JavaScript enabled will ignore any JavaScript in...
Try: $domains = array('nogoog.com', 'otherword.com', 'www.googleplus.com', 'googlesite.co.uk', 'mygoogleblog.org', 'google.myhosting.com',...
It's been a while since I worked on PayPal IPN, but in my old code, I used: <input type="hidden" name="return" value="<?=$return?>" /><!-- Return...
There are PHP libraries available that will let you read MS-Word documents to some extent. I don't know if any of them would allow you to render...
This kind of issue also frequently arises on shared hosts, who will limit mysql resources at the server level in ways that you can't override. So...
You need to do more basic research. It's pointless to try to learn the fundamentals of how shopping carts and payment processors work by asking...
It will be easier if you set up your form to use <select>s for each component of your date, rather than asking the user to enter it into a text...
There are several different online payment processing services out there. These services provide APIs (gateways for your shopping cart software)...
It doesn't matter if you use a subdomain or a subdirectory, if you secure it with .htaccess/.htpasswd (and use a good strong password!) you'll be...
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