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Not sure but... if you are using hotlink protection, under 'Urls to Allow Access:'
try listing both and see if it helps.
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karmacriminal:
I do not get that on your site at all... both work appropriately.
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Try this page in the help site.
Keep in mind though, if you have not propagated... you will have to use the numerical IP address (216.123.456.789) instead of ftp.******.
P.S. Welcome to the family!
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I sense your frustration but venders include attributes that are not standard.Okay, then what can I do to keep a background image in the <td> area? I looked in my book for this and it shows "BACKGROUND" as a usable attribute.From HTML source (reference to table data element; <td>):
Background: This nonstandard attribute, which is supported by Internet Explorer, Netscape and WebTV, specifies the URL of a background image for the table cell.So, must think of an alternative. Can you put the image in the table background and then change the 'other' table data cells to solid color(s)?
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There is no attribute 'BACKGROUND' for the data element (<td>) in HTML 4.01.
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Thanks for the kind words ladies.
I promise that this information (which is very important) will be presented in a more organized and understandable manner for all in the very near future.
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I have had a 'trash' email account at netscape.net for... well darn near a decade.
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Ah ha...
http://www.musicfrisk.com/'>http://www.musicfrisk.com/ images appear
http://www.musicfrisk.com no images
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Musicfrisk:
Do me a favor (maybe you already did) but give me the link to the pages that actually links to your site (will save me some time; if these are just let me know).
The first one I looked at (http://www.tommyemmanuel.com/tommy.htm ) is not a 'real' link.
><a href=# onclick="javascript:window.open('http://www.musicfrisk.com/picture/interview/tommy.emmanuel.fingerstyle.02.14.2003.php','News', 'status=no,toolbar=no,menubar=no,location=no,directories=no,scrollbars=yes,scrollb rs,resizable=yes');" style="text-decoration: none">
no credit given (i.e. a spider does not pursue a javascript link).I did not look at the rest, but I will if you give me the exact pages.
Having said that, you still are not in the Google Index. You are not being penalized, you are just in that waiting period before you actually get indexed. I know you do not want to hear this... but you need to be patient. During this time, collect as many receprical links as possible.
A side note (which is actually important relative to the spiders; they do not like broken links): you have a couple of bad image links on your home page:
<img src="/picture/photo.pix/tommy.emmanuel.02.13.2003/images/te4.jpg" width="180" height="144">
and
<img src="/picture/images/3-Doors---Chris-Henderson.jpg" width="180" height="144">
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Sorry, I meant to address this earlier today... I forgot
If someone is direct linking to your image it would be html code like this:
><img src="http://www.yourwebsite/images/agreatshot.jpg" width="512" height="423">
Now, sense you are 'hotlinked protected', instead of getting 'agreatshot.jpg' they will get your 'no-linking.png' graphic. However, it will still occupy the designated area (width="512" height="423").
Make sense?
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If all you links are consistant (e.g. forum/whatever), why couldn't you just do one global change?
Replace <a href="forum to <a href="/forum
The second defines that the path should come off the root.
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Scott, I was assuming that if you couldn't get to the second window (because all clicks close it, and hence you wouldn't see the source code). How did you see the source code to identify the file? Unless of course you look at the first file source code which gives the name of test2, then you can open test2 directly, and the Java script doesn't work - more work needed ....
Exactly.
Dogbert:
Everyone understands a right click Save Picture As... what we are asking is did you click on the first image and open the second window (larger image) and still get a right click? Do you have javascript enabled on your browser?
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Why don't you edit your .htaccess file?
Try this line:
Redirect /subdomain http://www.othersite.com/
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Dogbert:
Are you clicking on the thumbnail and opening the second window?
Nice work Andy, but again anyone can see the name of the file and if you know the name of the file.... you can 'get' it.
http://www.mycoted.com/images/horse.jpg
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Regarding Alexa.com's toolbar (from their own pages):
ALEXA'S TOOLBAR SERVICE COLLECTS AND STORES INFORMATION ABOUT THE WEB PAGES YOU VIEW, THE DATA YOU ENTER IN ONLINE FORMS AND SEARCH FIELDS, AND, WITH VERSIONS 5.0 AND HIGHER, THE PRODUCTS YOU PURCHASE ONLINE WHILE USING THE TOOLBAR SERVICE. ALTHOUGH ALEXA DOES NOT ATTEMPT TO ANALYZE WEB USAGE DATA TO DETERMINE THE IDENTITY OF ANY ALEXA USER, SOME INFORMATION COLLECTED BY THE TOOLBAR SERVICE IS PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE. ALEXA AGGREGATES AND ANALYZES THE INFORMATION IT COLLECTS TO IMPROVE ITS SERVICE AND TO PREPARE REPORTS ABOUT AGGREGATE WEB USAGE AND SHOPPING HABITS.IN ADDITION, WHEN YOU PERFORM SEARCHES USING THE SEARCH FUNCTION AVAILABLE ON ALEXA'S TOOLBAR SERVICE SOFTWARE VERSION 6.5 AND HIGHER OR ON THE ALEXA WEBSITE, YOU OFTEN WILL BE TAKEN TO A WEBSITE DETAIL PAGE AT AMAZON.COM. IF YOU HAVE AN ACCOUNT ON AMAZON.COM AND AN AMAZON.COM COOKIE ENABLED, YOUR SEARCH RESULTS WILL BE TRANSMITTED TO AND LOGGED BY AMAZON.COM AND MAY BE CORRELATED BY AMAZON.COM WITH ANY PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION YOU MAY HAVE PREVIOUSLY PROVIDED TO AMAZON.COM.
Way too much 'big brother' for me.
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Try this:
><html> <head> <title>Untitled Document</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <script language="javaScript1.1"> var myimages=new Array() function preloadimages(){ for (i=0;i<preloadimages.arguments.length;i++){ myimages[i]=new Image() myimages[i].src=preloadimages.arguments[i] } } preloadimages ("http://www.naturalimagesweb.com/Images/horse1.gif","http://www.naturalimagesweb.com/Images/horse2.gif") </script> </head> <body> <table width="600" border="1" align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td width="568" height="409" background="Images/horse2.gif"><img src="Images/horse1.gif" width="568" height="409" hspace="4" vspace="1"></td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> </table> -
You really need to create your own graphic ('Remote Linking Forbidden'), it should match the size of your images (assuming you are using consistent size images and height and width attributes [which you should be using]).
Example (if this image is resized, larger or smaller, it will look distorted).
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I just noticed that you have all your images on one page with anchor tags pointing to the various themes.
Food for thought:
You would be much better off if you were to create individual pages for each theme. For several reasons: individual pages would load much quicker; the more content (i.e. pages) the better.
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You must be in the middle of doing this... I just added one of your images to this page (the image on the bottom is yours). It appeared originally but now it is blocked, I do not see your redirect image though.
This is a way to test if everything is working.
Good luck.
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Just load it (the 'Remote Linking Forbidden' graphic) into your public_html directory (folder).
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1. Urls to Allow Access:
Add any URL's you want to allow access to the images:
2. Extensions to allow (separate by commas):
What I would recommend (not my idea) is to create an image that simple has the text 'Remote Linking Forbidden' or something to that affect and save it as a .png file type.
Then insert jpg,jpeg,gif,bmp into 'Extensions to allow' (this will make sense in step 3). Really this should read 'Extensions to Protect'
3. Url to Redirect to:
Now enter the path to the png file.
e.g. http://www.yoururl.com/hotlink.png
Do not click 'Allow direct requests (i.e. entering the url to an image in your browser)'
Now anyone who tries to hotlink to you will get the Remote Linking Forbidden' graphic.
That is it.
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Grub
... borrowing your computer's spare clock cycles.Meaning you are contributing the bandwidth and processor time required for crawling the Internet. Now that may not be such a bad idea, what bothers me is that this is LookSmart. LookSmart charges for listings... now does that make sense?
"Ask people to crawl for us and then we will charge for both submission to the index and charge for the rankings ... what a great business model!"
On many levels, I can not stand this company!
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Are you talking about the directory submission for $299.00 a year?Yahoo was a normal submissionJust frustrated!!!I am afraid that this is like getting frustrated because water will not boil in 2 min.
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Not sure about Netscape's exact wording but there should be a place requesting the host name (or server, etc). This would be your IP address (I just gave you an example of how it would look; e.g. 216.123.456.789).
You need your Account Name (or login, etc). This would be: yourname.com
Then you would need your password. That is really the only three pieces of information required.
Sorry I can not be more specific... I just do not know the exact windows you are looking at.
Good Luck.