5 Regular Expressions Every Web Programmer Should Know

IPN/PDT Variable Reference

I had a site of mine get 10k hits from StumbleUpon in one day. Although I got a lot more clicks than usual, after it was over I had only made around $5 more than usual (for that day). The money people make probably varies widely.

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Ender0910 2 points<script type="text/javascript">vl['t1_c05eabr'] = ['1 point', '2 points', '3 points' ];</script> 9 hours ago* [+] (0 children)

Ender0910 2 points<script type="text/javascript">vl['t1_c05eabr'] = ['1 point', '2 points', '3 points' ];</script> 9 hours ago* [-]

that translates to an eCPM of $0.50. The site that I'm talking about has very relevant ads to the service that I'm providing, so the eCPM hovers between $2-$3.





(for those unfamiliar with this term, eCPM = $/thousand visitors. Doesn't mean much but it's a rough estimate of your site's income potential.)

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Dallas442 1 point<script type="text/javascript">vl['t1_c05e765'] = ['0 points', '1 point', '2 points' ];</script> 12 hours ago[+] (3 children)

Dallas442 1 point<script type="text/javascript">vl['t1_c05e765'] = ['0 points', '1 point', '2 points' ];</script> 12 hours ago[-]

And why wouldn't they do it? This is our internet model. The more hits you get, the more $$ you make. Content is unimportant.

Why this site ?

As the most used open vectorial format, SVG is more and more required by GNU/Linux desktop environments for icons. However it is rather laborious to find a software svg icon on the web. That's why, with the few of means I have, I created this website.

Hello,

I have an interesting problem that cropped up a few days ago. First off, we have Comcast for our Internet Provider. We have a web server with GoDaddy and we use FileZilla to FTP to the site.

Ok, so here is the problem. About 2 days ago when I would download stuff from our server the download speeds were, and still are, around 10 to 20kbps. Now we FTP everyday from the site and average more like 300 to 500kbps so 10 to 20kbps is definately a problem.

So I have done the standard power cycle the cable modem and the router and that did not fix the problem. So I called GoDaddy and they checked out the server and said everything is fine. I called Comcast, everything is fine there too. So, I when I went home I logged into the FTP and downloaded a file and it was really fast. So the only time it's slow is at our office. So I plugged my laptop directly into the cable modem and logged onto the FTP and again, a really fast download speed. Then I plugged it into the router and bam, slow speed again.

So I know there is an issue with the router, but here is the weird part. The only time I get the slow speed is when I am downloading from our GoDaddy server. If I do an Internet speed test or download files from other places on the web the download speed is just fine.

The JavaScript location object is a property of the window object. It can be used to control the web page displayed by the browser.





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• hash - The URL anchor part including the leading hash mark if one exists This is the part of the URL that is used to point to point to a particular part of a page where a named anchor is. The hash is the part containing the # sign that points to the particular page location.
  
• host - The URL hostname and port. The URL http://ctdp.tripod.com:80/index.html has the host value of ctdp.tripod.com:80. The colon and port is only included when specified. The URL http://ctdp.tripod.com/index.html has the host value of ctdp.tripod.com.
  
• hostname - The URL hostname section
  
• href - The entire URL. The following code will load the home CTDP page:
  

  
  location.href = "http://ctdp.tripod.com/"
  

  
  

  
  

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      $(this).append(

        $('.date-picker').datePicker()

      );

    });

Mike