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I don't have any website creating experience and I am using a pre-made website and everytime someone goes on the website I want to add +1 to the total visits. And I want the total number of visits to be stored in a database. Any help? (I am not sure if HTML will do the job, like I said, no experience.) Thanks!
you can't really make your own with html, but you can go to Google Analytics and they will give you code to track you views there. You could also link it to google analytics and basically say in js, "if google analytics gets 1 visit, increment a div up by 1".
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Say I have a website called www.website.com, which is online and hosted.
I am currently working on a other website(lets call it wwww.website2.com) and would like to send it to someone so he can have a look at it.
The way how I want to do this, is basically create the following link:
www.website.com/website2 - From which he will be able to view the content of www.website2.com
I am not to sure how I can do that.
Would appreciate your help a lot.
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You can just add a folder to www.website.com called "website2". Then go to: www.website.com/website2 and (when there is an index.html (or index.php) in that folder, it'll show you that website.
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I am building a blog for someone atm I'm not using anything like Wordpress etc..
My question is: how can I make a page numbering system as you see in many blogs?
Thanks in advance!
If you're making everything by hand and want pagination, you can try this (assuming you're using SQL):
decide the number of items you want per page
query the db to get total number of items
calculate total number of pages to know how many page links to print
query for items by using LIMIT and OFFSET
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I'm making database with movies and I don't know how to save images from Google images and sort them with certain movie.
In database I have 17000 movies and I crawl them from IMDB with import.io but images are too small. Some advice, please?
There is an advanced image search functionality in google images:
You can use that to get the images you want manually, or if you want to automate this with import.io you can append one of the following parameters to a url in a query:
&tbs=isz:l - large images
&tbs=isz:m - medium images
&tbs=isz:lt,islt:xga - images larger than 1024x768
(there are more parameters you can set, this is not a complete list)
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I want the page visible to the user even when the net connection breaks so is there a way to
store the page for atleast some time.
Describing the cache manifest in an SO answer will take a lot of space. Instead of doing that, I'm going to save everyone some time and post a tutorial for you: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/appcache/beginner/
StackOverflow is better suited if you have trouble understanding a specific part of cache manifests.
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I want to detect the links in page which are used for advertisement. Or is there any statistical data by which I can guess this link is for advertisement?
I know this isn't a concrete answer, but if I were doing the same, I'd take a look at AdBlock and other add-ons in browsers such as Firefox since they do much the same. There are quite a few open source add-ons out there where you can view the code that does this. And even most email programs detect junk mail (and ads) using Bayesian filters which I'm sure with a bit of tweaking would work well.