TCH-Rob

Welcome to the forums, Schmoe

Welcome to the forums, René

Welcome to the forums, Tom™

Welcome to the forums, Vasco

Glad to see you got it going.

Welcome to the forums, evhwanabe

Welcome to the forums Cygni

Leave it out of any folder that already has an index page. You can put it in any folder that has no index page in it.

Welcome to the forums, Vash1053

In general, we do not go out and block an entire ISP. I would open a ticket and explain it to them and see what they come up with.

Same here.

Welcome to the forums, dchaffey

I can say that I have had problems when I tried it but it has been a while. I do not know if things have changed. Is there more to the error message?

Welcome to the forums, Eric

See what happens when I "read" the post? If you go to your file manager and view the file, is the code still the old code? Did you just try and overwrite the old file or did you delete and upload?

Do you share the same ISP? Many ISP's use a caching server and you might need to wait for the server to update. On another note, it can be the browser. If you have visited the site before, your computer may be storing a cached version of the page. The reason they get the new page is exactly because they have never been there before and their computer has no reference to look at so it must pull a fresh copy. I am not saying that it is your browser for sure, but it is always a possibility. I would say it is either a browser issue or your ISP is caching the page. Clear your browsers cache or press Crtl+F5 while visiting your site and see if that clears things up. If not then I might suspect your ISP is doing the caching.

Paul, Welcome to the forums. While I cant offer up anything that may help I am sure someone will be along soon to provide an answer.

It is my understanding that meta data like keywords and descriptions have little bearing in most search engines. I still use them just for the few that may need them. As far as I know, the description is mostly for what is displayed on the search page when you see your link in the search pages. I will let Jim clarify though.

Do you want to be able to see the pictures while scrolling? If so, you may want to use a gallery program. You can store your photos in any directory you want.

Welcome to the family JM

Welcome to the forums awstewar

Welcome to the forums ictus.

Welcome to the forums, Jules

Welcome to the forums

Let's not forget another important factor. Time. Nothing in the search world happens fast. Often it takes months to notice any changes at all.