On Thursday 18 June 2009 20:27:11 Dotan Cohen wrote:
This choice only confuses users. What advantage does Atom give the user?
Well, see for example this bug:
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=44899
Essentially, XML::Feed works the best if all feeds are Atom or all feeds
On Thursday 18 June 2009 18:46:37 Dotan Cohen wrote:
I see. Well, in one case, it wasn't possible, because my account at the
Technion's undergraduate students server got terminated without a
redirect being set up after I graduated from the Technion.
That's basa. Did you ask one of the
I could make a similar argument about some UAs not handling HTML 4.1
well, do you give them a choice of HTML 1.0 for your website?
Well, these are very rare nowadays and need not be catered for. Most modern
browsers can handle my XHTML 1.1 just fine, and I haven't heard any complaints
yet.
On Monday 15 June 2009 21:04:00 Dotan Cohen wrote:
It didn't help. Google eventually lost the page rank for the old
domain before the redirect and I had to slowly regain it.
The only thing that you could have done here was to make sure that
there was a redirect long before the old
I see. Well, in one case, it wasn't possible, because my account at the
Technion's undergraduate students server got terminated without a redirect
being set up after I graduated from the Technion.
That's basa. Did you ask one of the Danys from Taub to reinstate the
site for a a year?
In one
This choice only confuses users. What advantage does Atom give the user?
Well, see for example this bug:
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=44899
Essentially, XML::Feed works the best if all feeds are Atom or all feeds are
RSS. And there may be similar bugs in other programs.
On Sunday 14 June 2009 14:34:50 Dotan Cohen wrote:
Use a header 301 redirect only! It moves pagerank to the new page.
Don't use javascript or meta redirects.
I used Redirect permanent. No luck there.
Yes, that's a 301. What do you mean by no luck?
It didn't help. Google eventually lost
Yes, that's a 301. What do you mean by no luck?
It didn't help. Google eventually lost the page rank for the old domain before
the redirect and I had to slowly regain it.
The only thing that you could have done here was to make sure that
there was a redirect long before the old domain went
On Monday 15 June 2009 13:11:44 Dotan Cohen wrote:
Yes, that's a 301. What do you mean by no luck?
It didn't help. Google eventually lost the page rank for the old domain
before the redirect and I had to slowly regain it.
The only thing that you could have done here was to make sure that
It didn't help. Google eventually lost the page rank for the old domain
before the redirect and I had to slowly regain it.
The only thing that you could have done here was to make sure that
there was a redirect long before the old domain went cold.
I did. But it didn't help. Did you mean
On Wednesday 10 June 2009 13:01:27 Dotan Cohen wrote:
1. I personally maintain my sites as mostly static HTML content that is
generated from templates and uploaded to the site using rsync. If you're
not using rsync or something - you should. See its -a option too.
I use a ehader.inc and
I use a ehader.inc and footer.inc file for consistent layout across
the site, and include them with PHP. The rest of the page can be
either static or dynamic, as per the need.
That's not a bad solution. My template is more sophisticated than just
including a static HTML header and footer,
On Sunday 14 June 2009 14:04:38 Dotan Cohen wrote:
I use a ehader.inc and footer.inc file for consistent layout across
the site, and include them with PHP. The rest of the page can be
either static or dynamic, as per the need.
That's not a bad solution. My template is more sophisticated
Use a header 301 redirect only! It moves pagerank to the new page.
Don't use javascript or meta redirects.
I used Redirect permanent. No luck there.
Yes, that's a 301. What do you mean by no luck?
Well, I didn't measure type-in, but in May this year, I had 1,843 hits for
shlomifish.org
hello,
i guess i'll modify the site for a new URL and upload a new version over the
weekend. in fact, i think i would better buy my own domain finally and move
the site elsewhere.
I believe it would be great and for the benefit of all to share tip
and tricks lessons of building/upgrading a
On Wed, 2009-06-10 at 10:30 +0300, Dan Shimshoni wrote:
hello,
i guess i'll modify the site for a new URL and upload a new version over
the weekend. in fact, i think i would better buy my own domain finally and
move the site elsewhere.
I believe it would be great and for the benefit of
On Jun 10, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Omer Zak wrote:
Tip No. 1: Use separte entities for connecting you to the Internet,
registering your domain name, hosting your Website and providing you
with E-mail services.
Tip No. 2: Have access to at least two independent E-mail providers
(and
for the
I believe it would be great and for the benefit of all to share tip
and tricks lessons of building/upgrading a domain-based website
nowadays. (even better: a lecture on this subject)
DS
Here's all there is too it:
Use links relative to the base url in you pages. That's it.
If you really
On Wednesday 10 June 2009 10:30:07 Dan Shimshoni wrote:
hello,
i guess i'll modify the site for a new URL and upload a new version over
the weekend. in fact, i think i would better buy my own domain finally
and move the site elsewhere.
I believe it would be great and for the benefit of
1. I personally maintain my sites as mostly static HTML content that is
generated from templates and uploaded to the site using rsync. If you're not
using rsync or something - you should. See its -a option too.
I use a ehader.inc and footer.inc file for consistent layout across
the site, and
Oron Peled wrote:
Good day (cross-posted, check when replying).
A a previous customer of Actcom I continued with Bezeqint under
the same terms (including a contract renewal ~1 year ago).
Few days ago I accidentally discovered that my hosted homepage wasn't
accessible -- further tests + ~1 hour
looks like www.actcom.co.il doesn't respond to requests any longer.
users.actcom.co.il does respond to requests.
it looks like this breaks my site as well, since i've used
www.actcom.co.il in the links between my pages :0
i guess i'll modify the site for a new URL and upload a new version
On 09.06.2009 Shachar Shemesh wrote:
Oron Peled wrote:
...
Few days ago I accidentally discovered that my hosted homepage wasn't
accessible -- further tests + ~1 hour on the phone (navigating through
Bezeqint support structure) revealed the unbelievable
THE FREAKING BASTARDS
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