Bentley4
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So basically you're saying that search engines(or rather webcrawlers associated to them) will always be able to find and list my main/homepage in search engines but not subdivisions if I don't link to them? Thnx
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If that is the case I don't understand the following: I have a www.myname.info page. I have never linked to it anywhere and I'm pretty sure noone ever has because its relatively new and is blank. Yet when I type 'myname' it comes up as the 6th search result on google. I also have a flickr account with my name recently created, it contains no photos, haven't linked to it and I don't understand why anyone would link to it if it's still blank(so I assume noone did.) I can also find this account by typing in my name.
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Actually I'm not even going to use it for friends, just for people I don't know yet that I want to show my profile in a non-work related context. (different structure of website, work: more emphasis on skills, non-work: more emphasis on intrests and hobbies.) I also have a public one that everyone can look up, which gives less detail.
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I want to implement different versions of my site, one for potential employers, one for friends,... I would give them a link if I wanted them to check it out. When you said 'lawful good ones'; In other words it is possible for google, yahoo and bing?
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Hi guys, Is it possible for a website to only be accessed by a link or typing the url? (in other words I don't want search engines to pick it up) How should I do this? B
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Works, awesome Wildteen88!
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Ok, I'm sorry. Thnx for the tip. I've implemented the session construct but it still doesn't work appropriatly. Does anyone know what is wrong with the following code? : <?php session_start(); $_SESSION['time'] = time(); $starttime = $_SESSION['time']; ?> <html> <body> <?php if(!isSet($_GET['sid'])){ echo '<form name="input" action="./StudentAnswers.php" method="GET">'; echo '<input type="text" name="sid"/>'; echo '<input type="submit" value="Submit">'; } else{ echo "End of exercices"; $endtime = time(); $totaltime = endtime - starttime; echo "Total time: ".$totaltime; } ?> </body> </html>
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Well, that just doesn't work. The complete code for several screens is in 1 page.(because I used get) If you do starttime - endtime it just returns 0 because for each screen the code completely runs. It doesn't work either if you place the starttime under an a certain event using 'if'.
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Hi WebStyles, I want to do it without using awstats or google analytics. Just with php code and without using MySql. I know I can store the startdate. I just don't know how to subtract the time form the first screen from the time the user comes on the last screen. I was also thinking along the lines of using fget or fread, but I don't know how to recall information from a specific line or next to a certain word.
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Hi guys! I would like to know the total time someone spent on my website by saving it into a textfile. Is this possible? I've used this code so far. When the form is filled in, I want to know the time spent on filling in the form and submitting it(real code is longer). This code is not good because it just displays the time when a user visits the last screen(I understand why). But If I declare it above the if statement, it returns a totaltime of 0:0:0.(I also understand why, I just don't know any solution to the problem.) Is there any solution without using MySql? <?php $name = $_GET['sid']; if(!isSet($_GET['sid'])){ $Hin = date("H"); $Min = date("i"); $Sin = date("s"); $timein = $Hin.":".$Min.":".$Sin ; $date = date("D d M Y"); $fp = fopen("formdata.txt", "a"); $savestring = $name . ", ".$date. ", " . $timein . "\n"; fwrite($fp, $savestring); fclose($fp); echo '<form name="input" action="./StudentAnswers.php" method="GET">'; echo '<input type="text" name="sid"/>'; echo '<input type="submit" value="Submit">'; } else{ echo "End of exercices"; $Hout = date("H"); $Htot = $Hout - $Hin; $Mout = date("i"); $Mtot = $Mout - $Min; $Sout = date("s"); $Stot = $Sout - $Sin; $TotalTime = $Htot.":".$Mtot.":".$Stot ; $fp = fopen("formdata.txt", "a"); $savestring = $name . ", total time: " . $TotalTime. "\n"; fwrite($fp, $savestring); fclose($fp); } ?>
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Ok, thnx
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It was for the folowwing structure: I. Mainquestion 1.Question1 Answer1 2.Question2 Answer2 .... I needed seperate layout control for the Mainq, question and answers. The problem is that they are echoed by conditional statements.
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Thanks, works! What do you reccomend me to do in this situation?
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Hi guys, When I use this statement it gives the syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ',' or ';' : echo "<p class="SuperqAndQAndA">" ; Any idea why? Also, can I nest different p classes? Eg: echo "<p class="QandA"><p class="Answers">".$row['TAnswer']."</p></p>";
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SELECT * FROM $variable instead of the tablename possible?
Bentley4 replied to Bentley4's topic in PHP Coding Help
I know it is. But before I used double quotes and I had to escape it, like in this example: echo "<a href=\"/index.php?sid=".$name."&question=".$nextquest."\">next</a>"; It is not an answer unless you meant to say, concatenation quotes never need to be escaped.