facebook status - How to create drop-down menus in Joomla 1.5


This tutorial will show you how to create horizontal drop-down menus in your Joomla 1.5 website using the  Extended Menu extension.
Disclaimer: Please note that this is an example tutorial. Exact steps might differ depending on the Joomla 1.5 template you are using for your website. In order to successfully accomplish creating a drop-down menu it might require at least basic knowledge of Joomla 1.5 CSS and the ability to adjust the CSS code according to the specific needs of your website.
  1. Step 1.You need to install the Extended Menu module in your Joomla application. For more information on how to install extensions to Joomla check our tutorial on How to install extensions to your Joomla website. The module can be downloaded from the Official website of its creators.
  2. Step 2.Go to Extensions -> Module Manager and click on the newly installed Extended Menu module.
  3. Step 3. Now you have to configure the Extended Menu module. It provides you with the ability to set many different variables that change the way your menus will work. You can, however, leave most of the settings in their default values. You can only change the Menu Style option to Tree List ,Active Menu Class to BothEnable Menu Template to No and Element Id to Yes. In addition you have to select which menu should be loaded from the Menu Name drop-down box.
 Step 4. Now you have to organize your menus properly in order to make them display as a drop-down menus. For the purpose of this tutorial we will create a sub-enu of the Features menu and display it as a drop-down. To do this go to the Menus -> Top Menu(or if you changed the name of this menu - the one you have set) page and click on the New button. Once you set your menu to display the desired content, make sure you set its "parent" menu. In our case that will be the Features menu.
For more information on how to create menus take a look on our tutorial on Creating articles in Joomla.
 Step 5. Finally you should add to your CSS file some lines that specify the behavior of the drop-down menu. You can simply add those lines at the end of the stylesheet file of your template (usually template.css):
ul#menulist_root li ul {
    display:none;
}
ul#menulist_root li:hover ul{
    display:block;
    background:none;
}
ul#menulist_root li ul li{
 background:#000000;
    opacity:.85;
    filter: alpha(opacity=85);
    -moz-opacity: 0.85;
    clear:both;
}
ul#menulist_root li ul li a{
    background:none;
    width:66px;
}
ul#menulist_root li ul li a:hover{
    color:#AA0000;
    background:none;
}
This style sheet will display a stylish, transperant drop-down menu once you point your mouse to the Features menu (i.e. on hover). You can use different CSS to achieve the looks you want for your menus.
Well done! you have successfully added a stylish horizontal drop-down menu to your Joomla website! At this point your page should look like this:


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- Speed up the website using mod_spdy for Apache

mod_spdy is an open-source Apache module that adds support for the SPDY protocol to the Apache HTTPD server. This allows for faster page loading and more efficient bandwidth utilization when loading https URLs in SPDY-enabled browsers.

SPDY (pronounced "SPeeDY") is a new networking protocol whose goal is to speed up the web. SPDY augments HTTP with several speed-related features that can dramatically reduce page load time:
 * SPDY allows client and server to compress request and response headers, which cuts down on bandwidth usage when the similar headers (e.g. cookies) are sent over and over for multiple requests.
 * SPDY allows multiple, simultaneously multiplexed requests over a single connection, saving on round trips between client and server, and preventing low-priority resources from blocking higher-priority requests.
 * SPDY allows the server to actively push resources to the client that it knows the client will need (e.g. JavaScript and CSS files) without waiting for the client to request them, allowing the server to make efficient use of unutilized bandwidth.

NOTE:The SPDY protocol uses HTTPS, so your site needs to serve content over HTTPS in order to benefit from mod_spdy.

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- Adding Virtual Hosts in Apache2 under Ubuntu

The term Virtual Host refers to the practice of running more than one web site (such as www.foo.com and www.goo.com) on a single machine. Virtual hosts can be "IP-based", meaning that you have a different IP address for every web site, or "name-based", meaning that you have multiple names running on each IP address. The fact that they are running on the same physical server is not apparent to the end user.

Apache was one of the first servers to support IP-based virtual hosts right out of the box. Versions 1.1 and later of Apache support both IP-based and name-based virtual hosts (vhosts). The latter variant of virtual hosts is sometimes also called host-based or non-IP virtual hosts.

Following are the simple steps for creating/adding virtual hosts in Apache2 under Ubuntu:

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facebook status - How to Install a Blogger XML Template


How to Install a Blogger XML Template



blogger logoThis article was written to provide a step-by-step guide on how to correctly apply a new xml Blogger template to your blog. This process can be tricky depending on several factors (quality of the code in the new template, your existing widgets, etc) so you need to be careful when changing your template. Don’t worry though, just follow our step-by-step instructions below and we’ll hopefully get you through it without much pain. :-)
Many people make the same mistake when installing a new blogger template. Most problems when installing a new template are caused by the blogger widgets (Page Elements) that you’ve spent time setting up in your previous template. Almost all Blogger templates available for download on this site are in the new Blogger xml template format so if you’ve downloaded the template from us, it’s going to be much easier to follow our instructions.

Step #1 – Backup Your Current Template

Backup Blogger TemplateBackup your current Template just in case you make a mistake. This is very important so you can always go back (click on the screenshot to the left to see exactly how this is done). You’ll want to navigate to the “Template” => “Edit HTML” section of Blogger and then look for the “Before editing your template, you may want to save a copy of it. Download Full Template“. Click on the “Download Full Template” and save it somewhere easy to find later on your computer. We are not responsible for any mistakes you make in applying your new Blogger template. Once you have saved this .xml file onto your computer, move on to step #2.

Step #2 – Take a Screenshot of Your Page Elements

Blogger Page Elements ScreenshotThis next step isn’t necessary but I like to do it anyhow. Take a screenshot of your “Page Elements” page just so you know exactly what widgets (Page Elements) you had before applying the new template (an example of the exact page you should take a screenshot of is in the image to the left). If you blow away all your widgets and you don’t remember which ones you had, this screenshot will at least help you remember. 

Step #3 – Upload Your New Blogger Template

Upload new blogger templateNow it’s time to upload the new Blogger template from your computer. You’ll want to navigate to the “Template” => “Edit HTML” section of Blogger and then look for the “Upload a template from a file on your hard drive:” text. To the right of that you’ll see two buttons. First, you’ll click on “Browse” and navigate to the new .xml Blogger template on your computer and click “Open”. Then you click on the “Upload” button and cross your fingers.
At this point Blogger is attempting to apply the new .xml Blogger template to your blog. After it’s done, you’ll get a message stating that the upload and new template was applied successfully (in that case you’re done!) or more likely in my case, you’ll get a red error message that states something like:

Widgets are about to be deleted

Please confirm that the following widgets should be deleted. All the widgets’ configuration data will be lost.
  • Text1
  • BloggerButton1
  • Poll1
  • Profile1
Now if you’re like me, you don’t want to lose all those widgets (Page Elements) you spent lots of time configuring and arranging on your blog. If you don’t care and really don’t have anything you’ll be upset losing, then go ahead and click on the “Confirm and Save” button that looks like this:


confirm-save-button.gif
Just remember, that you’ll need to re-add any page elements that you had previously setup in your old template. If they were simple or just recently added then I’d recommend just re-adding them instead of having to follow the next steps. If you decide you want to keep your widgets (Page Elements) then write down (or take another screenshot) the list mentioned above that are going to be deleted. You’ll use this list later when we migrate over your widgets.

Step #4 – Transfer Widgets to New Blogger Template

This process is going to take some careful cut and pasting within the template code so if you’re not comfortable doing this, then I’d recommend just ending on the previous step. First things first, click on the blue cancel button (you should still be on the previous step) that looks like this:


cancel blogger button
This will cancel out of the new Blogger template you were just trying to upload. Next, we’re going to essentially make a temporary placeholder for your widgets (Page Elements) within your current template. You should still be in the “Template” => “Edit HTML” section of Blogger so if you’re not, go back to that section.
You’re going to actually edit this template code now so pay close attention. Look for the following piece of code which is all the way at the bottom.
</body></html>
Now you’re going to replace that code with the following bit of code:
<b:section id='widgets-placeholder' showaddelement='yes'/></body></html>
Save your template and you’ll see this message (which is a good sign):
blogger changes saved
blogger-new-page-element-footer.gifWhat did we just do? We created a brand new widget (Page Element) in your current Blogger template so we can move all your widgets over to keep them safe! Next navigate over to the “Template” => “Page Elements” section of Blogger and you’ll see a blank new footer section.
Drag all your widgets (Page Elements) that were going to be deleted (we wrote them down or took a screenshot in step #3). The order doesn’t really matter as long as you’ve moved them all down into the widget (top image on left). After you’re done, it should look something like this (bottom image on left):
blogger moved widgetsNow click on the “Save” button and the temporary placeholder for our widgets will be saved. We’re not done quite yet but if you’ve gotten this far already you’ve done great! The hardest part is over. Now we’re going to copy the widgets we just protected over to your new template. Hold off on that bathroom break and let’s keep going.
Next, go back to the “Template” => “Edit HTML” section of Blogger and scroll down in the template code and look for the line of code you added before:
<b:section id='widgets-placeholder' showaddelement='yes'/></body></html>
There should now be a bunch more code in between it which will look something like this:
<b:section id='backupwidget' showaddelement='yes'><b:widget id='BloggerButton1' locked='false' title='' type='BloggerButton'/>

<b:widget id='Poll1' locked='false' title='What is your favorite car' type='Poll'/>

<b:widget id='BlogArchive1' locked='false' title='Blog Archive' type='BlogArchive'/>

<b:widget id='Profile1' locked='false' title='About Me' type='Profile'/>

</b:section></body></html>
This is a list of all your widgets (Page Elements) that we just moved into the footer. You want to select all this code and copy it. We’re going to paste it into our new Blogger template code which will complete the transfer safely.
Now open your new Blogger template xml file in a text editor (you can use Notepad, just right click -> Open With -> Choose Notepad). Once you have it open, scroll all the way down to the bottom of the code and look for the following code:
</body></html>
You’re going to replace this code with the new code you just copied above. Make sure you only replace that one bit of code otherwise you might run into some problems. Save your new Blogger template and you’ve finished transferring your widgets (Page Elements) into the new Blogger template!
Now after all that work just to save your precious widgets, let’s hope the new template works ok in Blogger. Go back to step #3 above and upload your new template like you attempted to do before. If all goes well, your new template will properly save and your blog will be updated!

Step #5 – Move Your Widgets Back To Their Original Spots

I’m assuming your new template installed without and problems and you’re ready to move your widgets (Page Elements) back to their original spots. This is just the reverse process of what we did before by going to the “Template” => “Page Elements” section of Blogger and moving them out of the footer and back into the sidebar (or wherever you originally had them in your old template).
After you arrange them to your liking, make sure to save and view your blog. If all went well then your blog should be looking the way it did before the new template was applied (well, except for the new beautiful design which is the main reason for this hassle in the first place right?). :-)

Summary

Congratulations on adding a new custom Blogger xml template to your blog! The whole process should have taken anywhere from 15 minutes to 1 hour depending on your experience and comfort with blog template code, the code quality of the new template, and the number of widgets your blog currently has. Blog designs shouldn’t have to change very often so hopefully this is a one-time process for you. If not, I recommend you bookmark or add this page to your favorites so it’s easy to find the next time you decide to change Blogger templates.



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- Convert an HTML Pages or Websites to PDF in Ubuntu - HTMLDOC

HTMLDOC is a program for writing documentation in HTML and producing indexed HTML, PostScript, or PDF output (with tables of contents). It supports most HTML 3.2 and some HTML 4.0 syntax, as well as GIF, JPEG, and PNG images.

HTMLDOC can be used as a standalone application, in a batch document processing environment, or as a web-based report generation application. No restrictions are placed upon the output produced by HTMLDOC.

HTMLDOC is open source software under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License with an exception that allows for distribution of executable linked to the OpenSSL library.

Installing HTMLDOC:
Ubuntu users can install HTMLDOC using following command:
sudo apt-get install htmldoc
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- Desktop Configuration Application for Unity - Unsettings

Unsettings is a graphical configuration program for the Unity desktop environment that lets you change some oft the Unity settings.

Unsettings can only change your user’s settings, you can’t use it to change global settings or do anything else that needs root privileges.

You can use Unsettings to change the themes for GTK, window manger, icons and cursors. But it doesn’t support the installation of new themes. With Unsettings you can switch off the global menu and the overlay scrollbars used in Unity. In addition to just applying the settings Unsettings lets you to save your settings into and load from a text file (JSON format) so you can easily backup you settings or copy them to a different account.

In addition to just applying the settings Unsettings lets you to save your settings into and load from a text file (JSON format)so you can easily backup you settings or copy them to a different account.

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facebook status - How to Fix Crawl Errors 404 in Google Webmaster Tools


Looking at 12,000 crawl errors staring back at you in Webmaster Tools can make your hopes of eradicating those errors seem like an insurmountable task that will never be accomplished. The key is to know which errors are the most crippling to your site, and which ones are simply informational and can be brushed aside so you can deal with the real meaty problems. The reason it’s important to religiously keep an eye on your errors is the impact they have on your users and Google’s crawler.
Having thousands of 404 errors, especially ones for URLs that are being indexed or linked to by other pages pose a potentially poor user experience for your users. If they are landing on multiple 404 pages in one session, their trust for your site decreases and of course leads to frustration and bounces.
Webmaster Tools Crawl Errors
You also don’t want to miss out on the link juice from other sites that are pointing to a dead URL on your site, if you can fix that crawl error and redirect it to a good URL you can capture that link to help your rankings.
Additionally, Google does have a set crawl budget allotted to your site, and if a lot of the robot’s time is spent crawling your error pages, it doesn’t have the time to get to your deeper more valuable pages that are actually working.
Crawl Errors with Arrows
Without further ado, here are the main categories that show up in the crawl errors report of Google Webmaster Tools:

HTTP

This section usually returns pages that have shown errors such as 403 pages, not the biggest problems in Webmaster Tools. For more documentation with a list of all the HTTP status codes, check out Google’s own help pages. Also check out SEO Gadget’s amazing Server Headers 101 infographic on SixRevisions.

In Sitemaps

Errors in sitemaps are often caused by old sitemaps that have since 404’d, or pages listed in the current sitemap that return a 404 error. Make sure that all the links in your sitemap are quality working links that you want Google to crawl.
One frustrating thing that Google does is it will continually crawl old sitemaps that you have since deleted to check that the sitemap and URLs are in fact dead. If you have an old sitemap that you have removed from Webmaster Tools, and you don’t want being crawled, make sure you let that sitemap 404 and that you are not redirecting the sitemap to your current sitemap.
Image of Old Sitemaps and URLs 404'ing
From Google employee Susan Moskwa:
The best way to stop Googlebot from crawling URLs that it has discovered in the past is to make those URLs (such as your old Sitemaps) 404. After seeing that a URL repeatedly 404s, we stop crawling it. And after we stop crawling a Sitemap, it should drop out of your "All Sitemaps" tab.”

Not Followed

Most of these errors are often caused by redirect errors. Make sure you minimize redirect chains, the redirect timer is set for a short period, and don’t use meta refreshes in the head of your pages.
Matt Cutts has a good Youtube video on redirect chains, start 2:45 in if you want to skip ahead.
Redirect Chains Kills Crawlers
Google crawler exhausted after a redirect chain.
What to watch for after implementing redirects:
  • When you redirect pages permanently, make sure they return the proper HTTP status code, 301 Moved Permanently.
  • Make sure you do not have any redirect loops, where the redirects point back to themselves.
  • Make sure the redirects point to valid pages and not 404 pages, or other error pages such as 503 (server error) or 403 (forbidden).
  • Make sure your redirects actually point to a page and are not empty.
Tools to use:
  • Check your redirects with a response header checker tool like URI Valet or the Check Server Headers Tool.
  • Screaming Frog is an excellent tool to check which pages on your site are showing a 301 redirect, and which ones are showing 404 errors or 500 errors. The free version caps out at 500 pages on the site, beyond this you would need to buy the full version.
  • The SiteOpSys Search Engine Indexing Checker is an excellent tool where you can put in a list of your URLs that you submitted as redirects. This tool will allow you to check your URLs in bulk to see which ones are indexing and which ones are not. If your original URLs that you had redirected are no longer indexing that means Google removed the old URL from its index after it saw the 301 redirect and you can remove that redirect line from your .htaccess file now.
Examine your site in the text only version by viewing the cached version of the site from the Google SERP listing of the site, then select the text-only version. Make sure you can see all your links and they are not being hidden by Javascript, Flash, cookies, session IDs, DHTML, or frames.
Always use absolute and not relative links, if content scrapers scrape your images or links, they can reference your relative links on their site and if improperly parsed you may see not followed errors show up in your Webmaster Tools, this has happened with one of our sites before and it’s almost impossible to find out where the source link that caused the error is coming from.

Not Found

Not found errors are by and large 404 errors on your site. 404 errors can occur a few ways:
  • You delete a page on your site and do not 301 redirect it
  • You change the name of a page on your site and don’t 301 redirect it
  • You have a typo in an internal link on you site, which links to a page that doesn’t exist
  • Someone else from another site links to you but has a typo in their link
  • You migrate a site to a new domain and the subfolders do not match up exactly
Best practice: if you are getting good links to a 404’d page, you should 301 redirect it to the page the link was supposed to go to, or if that page has been removed then to a similar or parent page. You do not have to 301 redirect all 404 pages. This can in fact slow down your site if you have way too many redirects. If you have an old page or a large set of pages that you want completely erased, it is ok to let these 404. It is actually the Google recommended way to let the Googlebot know which pages you do not want anymore.
Redirect 404 Errors
There is an excellent Webmaster Central Blog post on how Google views 404 pages and handles them in webmaster tools. Everyone should read it as it dispels the common “all 404s are bad and should be redirected” myth.
Rand also has a great post on whether 404’s are always bad for SEO also.

Restricted by robots.txt

These errors are more informational, since it shows that some of your URLs are being blocked by your robots.txt file so the first step is to check out your robots.txt file and ensure that you really do want to block those URLs being listed.
Sometimes there will be URLs listed in here that are not explicitly blocked by the robots.txt file. These should be looked at on an individual basis as some of them may have strange reasons for being in there. A good method to investigate is to run the questionable URLs through URI valet and see the response code for this. Also check your .htacess file to see if there is a rule that is redirecting the URL.

Soft 404s

If you have pages that have very thin content, or look like a landing page these may be categorized as a soft 404. This classification is not ideal, if you want a page to 404 you should make sure it returns a hard 404, and if your page is listed as a soft 404 and it is one of your main content pages, you need to fix that page to make sure it doesn’t get this error.
How Soft 404's come to be
If you are returning a 404 page and it is listed as a Soft 404, it means that the header HTTP response code does not return the 404 Page Not Found response code. Google recommends “that you always return a 404 (Not found) or a 410 (Gone) response code in response to a request for a non-existing page.“
We saw a bunch of these errors with one of our clients when we redirected a ton of broken URLs to a temporary landing page which only had an image and a few lines of text. Google saw this as a custom 404 page, even though it was just a landing page, and categorized all the redirecting URLs as Soft 404s.

Timed Out

If a page takes too long to load, the Googlebot will stop trying to call it after a while. Check your server logs for any issues and check the page load speed of your pages that are timing out.
Types of timed out errors:
  • DNS lookup timeout – the Googlebot request could not get to your domain’s server, check DNS settings. Sometimes this is on Google’s end if everything looks correct on your side. Pingdom has an EXCELLENT tool to check out the DNS health of your domain and it will show you any issues that pop up.
  • URL timeout – an error from one of your specific pages, not the whole domain.
  • Robots.txt timeout – If your robots.txt file exists but the server timed out when Google tried to crawl it, Google will postpone the crawl of your site until it can reach the robots.txt file to make sure it doesn’t crawl any URLs that were blocked by the robots.txt file. Note that if you do not have a robots.txt and Google gets a 404 from trying to access your robots.txt, it will continue on to crawl the site as it assumes that the file doesn’t exist.

Unreachable

Unreachable errors can occur from internal server errors or DNS issues. A page can also be labeled as Unreachable if the robots.txt file is blocking the crawler from visiting a page. Possible errors that fall under the unreachable heading are “No response”, “500 error”, and “DNS issue” errors.
Unreachable Errors Make Man Sad
There is a long list of possible reasons for unreachable errors, so rather than list it here, I’ll point you to Google’s own reference guide here. Rand also touched on the impact of server issues back in 2008.

Conclusion

Google Webmaster Tools is far from perfect. While we all appreciate Google’s transparency with showing us what they are seeing, there are still some things that need to be fixed. To start with, Google is the best search engine in the universe, yet you cannot search through your error reports to find that one URL from a month ago that was keeping you up at night. At least they could have supplemented this with good pagination, but nope you have to physically click through 20 pages of data to get to page 21. One workaround for this is to edit the page number by editing the end of the URL string that shows what part of the errors list you are looking at. You can download all of the data into an Excel document, which is the best solution, but Google should still upgrade Webmaster Tools to allow searching from within the application.
Also, the owner of the site should have the ability to delete ALL sitemaps on the domain they own, even if someone else uploaded it a year ago. Currently you can only delete the sitemap that you yourself uploaded through your Webmaster Tools account. If Jimmy from Agency X uploaded an image sitemap a year ago before you let them go, this will still show up in the All Sitemaps tab. The solution to get rid of it is to let the sitemap 404 and it will drop off eventually but it can be a thorn in your side to have to see it every day until it leaves.
Perhaps, as Bing starts to upgrade its own Webmaster Tools, we will begin to see some more competition between the two search engines in their product offerings. Then one day, just maybe, we will get complete transparency and complete control of our sites in the search engines.


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404 not found webmaster tools errors check

I have mentioned last month, that i have url slash problem which was shown in Google webmaster tools.
If you are using this tool from Google (related: submit sitemap to Google), I suggest you to always check at least once or twice a month.
This is due to your site’s analysis that really really help for your readers and traffics.
I will share you my experience about 404 not found webmaster tools error in this article..as well as how to fix this problem.
This problem started when i was new to blogging, and received about 50 visitors a day that time. Then while i was checking 404 not found webmaster tools, my traffic dropped to about 10 visitors a day.
Because i was really new and had no experience about seo or whatsoever, i did not know what to do, except of checking stuff like in cPanel errors, Google analytics and also Google webmaster tools.The one big problem was, i spotted a lots of 404 not found webmaster toolserrors.
What does 404 not found webmaster tools errors mean? This error is actually when you created a post, someone links to this post, or this post is already indexed by Google, and when people click on that link, they will not find the related post.
Many things can cause 404 not found webmaster tools, for example, you change your permalinks structure, at least that what happened to me.
I changed my permalink structure from year, month, date to %postname% (related: change permalink wordpress).
I changed the settings after I built quality  backlinks, that’s why, my backlinks were broken and i got that 404 not found webmaster tools errors problem.
So I really suggest you to decide your permalinks settings and stick with it, otherwise you would have to start all over again.

404 not found webmaster tools errors is bad for your blog

Not only loosing traffics as I told above, but 404 not found webmaster tools problem is really not nice for your visitors. They do expect to find the information you offer, but because of this glitch, they have to land in an error page..
My case, was, at that time, when my visitors were still under 100 a day (related: how to get 1000 visitors a day), my traffic source was mainly from forum posting, blog commenting, and answering people in Yahoo Answer website with my wordpress knowledge.
Then, in my Google webmaster tools, including stats analysis, I found people from Yahoo answer site wanted to find my answer or wordpress tutorial, but they could not, because my permalink was updated.
404 not found webmaster tools
What did i do to fix this 404 not found webmaster tools errors? I did redirection. I heard about a redirect plugin which works good, they say, which is called Dean permalink plugin.
I don’t recommend it because i have never used nor experienced it. If you want to try this plugin, please do it with your own risk.
I have noticed redirection plugin has conflicted with another wordpress cache plugin, (at that time, i used wp super cache).
So i chose to do 301 redirect with .htaccess file.

Tutorial to fix 404 not found webmaster tools errors

Before we continue this fixing 404 not found webmaster tools errors , I want to remind you, that this is very dangerous to do if you are not familiar with .htaccess.
So please note, that if you feel unsure, contact your host, and ask for a help.
Steps to fix 404 not found webmaster tools errors (I assume you already know how to access .htaccess file of your wordpress blog):
1. First and very crucial, backup your .htaccess file, by downloading it and save it in your hard drive.
2. Once you done the step (1) above, go to your Google webmaster tools, copy the URL which causes 404 not found webmaster tools errors one by one, if you have many.
Copy it in notepad, that’s the easiest method.
3. Go back to your .htaccess file, add this code:
redirect 301 /2010/02/13/change-homelink-to-your-own-created-page http://trafficneed.blogspot.com/change-homelink-to-your-own-created-page
The code above should be in one line. That’s one of my example post that i did redirect.
Replace my URL address with yours.
What that code will do, is redirected the 404 not found webmaster tools errors URL old page to the new one.



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- Bash Script: Get the length of any given String

Below is a simple script to get the length of any string.

#!/bin/bash
echo "enter the sting: "
read str;

countStringLength() {
        echo `echo -n $1 | wc -c`

        # Or can use the below trick to get the string length
        # I prefer to use the first one - easy to use and easy to remember
        echo ${#1}
}
countStringLength $str




source:http://linuxpoison.blogspot.com/2012/05/13578167751853.html

- Bash Script: Check if variable is integer or not

Below is a simple bash script to check if any given number is integer or not ...

#!/bin/bash
echo "Enter the value: ";
read num;
checkInteger(){
        if [ $1 -eq $1 2> /dev/null ]; then
                echo "$1 is a integer"
        else
                echo "$1 is not a integer"
        fi
}
checkInteger $num



source:http://linuxpoison.blogspot.com/2012/05/135781677510764.html

facebook status - Google Denied Complete removal of a search result (first option in the tool)Complete removal of a search result (first option in the tool)

Google Denied My Removal Request (404,meta tag,robots.txt)

This is part ONE of FOUR pages that offer advice and explanations as to why Google has denied your removal request.
  1. Complete removal of result, the webmaster as ALREADY removed the url (404 error) or instructed google NOT to index the page.
  2. The web page still exists but the webmaster has removed the offending information (ie your name or personal info).
  3. The site refuses to help you. Can Google remove sensitive personal info?
  4. Remove inappropriate content from Safesearch filtered results.

1) Complete removal of a search result (first option in the tool)

Q – 404 error page removal request was denied. Why?
A – 404 errors should be removed fairly quickly, use this tool from Web Sniffer to check the web page as it gives you the true header response of the page. If you see a 200 (ok) a 302 (found/redirect) or other number then the Google removal tool will deny your request. You want to see a 404(not found) or 410(gone) in Web Sniffer. Even if the original web page reads “page not found” you still need to confirm the header response as that is what Google will look at.
Here is a screenshot from Web Sniffer, use it to check 404 errors:
Screenshot of Web Sniffer tool
 

Q – The webmaster has inserted a meta tag called “noindex” and Google has denied my request. Why?
A – Check the noindex tag is in the correct place on the page and that it doesn’t contain any errors.
The tag should look like any of these:
<meta name=”googlebot” content=”noindex”>
<meta name=”googlebot” content=”noindex” />
<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”>
<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex” />
The technical help document can be found here.
How to locate the meta tag on the web page:
  1. Go to the web page
  2. Move mouse over some white space and right click
  3. Select “source” or “view source”
  4. The meta tag should appear sandwiched somewhere between the tag <head> and </head> near the top of the page along with other tags.
If the meta tag is incorrectly written or placed outside of the <head> </head> section then your request may be denied.
Q – The webmaster has created a robot.txt line that tells search engines not to visit the page. Why has my removal request been removed?
A – The most common reason is because the site owner has incorrectly formatted the robots.txt line. Below is an example of what to look for:
Disallow:  /example-page.html
It must match the url you are trying to remove and must be placed in a file called robots.txt.
As an example, here is Google’s robots.txt file and here is Yahoo’s. You should check the robots.txt file for the website you are trying to remove a page from.
It will look something like this:
www.example.com/robots.txt


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Google Denied My Removal Request (404,meta tag,robots.txt)

This is part ONE of FOUR pages that offer advice and explanations as to why Google has denied your removal request.
  1. Complete removal of result, the webmaster as ALREADY removed the url (404 error) or instructed google NOT to index the page.
  2. The web page still exists but the webmaster has removed the offending information (ie your name or personal info).
  3. The site refuses to help you. Can Google remove sensitive personal info?
  4. Remove inappropriate content from Safesearch filtered results.

The Webmaster Has Altered The Page – Google Denies Removal Request

Q – Why has my request been denied? I contacted the site owner and he/she removed the offending keywords.
A – The most common reason is because the wrong option was selected in the removal tool. You need the second option, where you must input a word that has been removed from the page by the webmaster/site owner.
Q – I selected the correct option but Google still denies me?
A – You need to check you have inputted the correct url into the tool and the keywords do not appear ANYWHERE on the page. If you were trying to remove the name [ John Doe ] then both of those words must be removed from the page.
It bears repeating: For this option to be successful you must make sure all the keywords you enter into the tool have been fully removed from the original web page first.

Google Accepted My Removal Request But Search Result Still Appears

Q – Google accepted my cache removal request but why do I still see it in the search results?
A – Choosing the second option in the removal does not result in a complete removal. Google, if they accept your request it will remove the snippet of text and the link titled “cache”
The actual blue link that directs visitors to the web page will only disappear after Google revisits the page and updates it. The only way you can forcibly remove the result is to contact the site owner and get the page taken down or blocked from search engines as per my page here.


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source:http://trafficneed.blogspot.com/2012/06/13578665061595.html

- Bash Script: Increment the loop by some value on each iteration

Below is the simple bash script which show the way of incrementing the for loop by the value of "2" on each iteration:


#!/bin/bash
for i in {1..10..2}
do
    echo $i
done

=== Output ====
1
3
5
7
9




source:http://linuxpoison.blogspot.com/2012/05/135781677511298.html

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