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beeen a while

since i been oon here :( - summer break = me away from computer.... - how was everyones summer..... - ....any1 have ideas for a csharp project

How to setup php so I can use mail() function?

You can set it up in php.ini. http://www.w3schools.com/PHP/php_ref_mail.asp has information on the configuration options required.

Creating Identical Tables: HTML and CSS Article

http://programming-designs.com/page/editorials/item/6 - It was under the articles/editorials section of the main site, not the most logical place but PD only had one html tut...

LISP

Lisp is cool in a few ways, but the one that strikes most people is that everything is a list. Hence, it is a pretty good list processor. When the first element of a list is not escaped (quoted - described below), th...

Review Script: New Job Board Software

We are happy to announce the release of [url=http://www.smartjobboard.com]SmartJobBoard[/url] job board software. [url=http://www.smartjobboard.com]SmartJobBoard[/url] i...

Page Rank Script

I was searching on the internet for a page rank script but couldn't find one -- but I found one that returns the checksum of a website, so I decided to make a modification of it that would query google and return the page rank. For those who do not know what page rank is, it is the algorithm in which Google has created to rank pages and is one of the many factors used in determining search engine placement or serps for short. This script is one of the only available ones for download I'm sure that is open for users to view the source.

See the demo

For a demonstration click here. To get the pagerank of any given site just add ?url=site.com and a number should be displayed. This script was meant for creative implementation so feel free to do what you'd like to spice it up.

Implementation

A great way to implement this would be to use a form that receives an input URL from the visitor and queries the page, using <?php include('pagerank.php') ?> to include the script and adding the ?url=<?php echo $_POST['url'] ?> inside the submit action of the form.

Download the script

To download the script, click here.