Like every website, your WordPress blog has to be optimized for search engines. The All in One SEO Pack plugin is a one-stop shop for most of the SEO tweaks you need to make.
Read more: Setting Up the All-in-One SEO Pack for WordPress

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Learn a Java internationalization mechanism that allows you to add a new localization without modifying application code using a MySQL database-driven ResourceBundleControl.
Read more from the original source: Create Database-driven Resource Bundles with Java and MySQL

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One Open Source CMS that stands out above the rest for small businesses and personal networks is the Elgg open source “social engine,” which can be used to create social applications. Scott Clark shows you how to install and get started with this social networking CMS.
Originally posted here: Installing the Elgg Social Networking CMS

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When the HTTP protocol was designed, it was assumed that data transmission would be secure. Times have changed and network security has become much more important to us, especially for certain tasks. Sukrit Dhandhania shows you how to set up Secure Sockets Layer.
Source:Setting up an SSL Certificate in Apache

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The Ajax Control Toolkit is a community project from Microsoft that contains a number of controls to design and implement Ajax-enabled controls seamlessly. In this article, Joydip Kanjilal shows you how to start working with the Ajax Control Toolkit and explores two sample extender controls.
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In the modern globalized economy, it behooves us to think of other nationalities when we develop our websites and applications. This article is the kickoff for a series that discusses the ramifications of globalization on our websites and applications. Today’s article will deal with locales and their implementation in the PHP language.
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Not using canonical URLs has a negative impact on your SEO, as Google notices that several URLs are returning the same content and penalizes you. Sukrit Dhandhania shows you how to fix this problem using either httpd.conf or .htaccess.
Read more: How to Setup Canonical Domain Names with Apache

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Our last article discussed the withdraw script that enables a customer to make a withdrawal from an account of their choice. This installment explores the mechanisms behind making a deposit into an account.
Read more here: Creating a Banking Application Deposit Script

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In this article, we’re going to explore how to access Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) and connect to the Web through HTML Applications (HTAs) using VBScript as we roll out an HTA version control strategy.
More here: Rolling Out Your Own HTML Application Version Control

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Today’s article will highlight some of the ramifications of mixing scripting languages in your web pages. These discussions will be applicable to cross-browser scripting and HTAs as well.
Source:Mixing Scripting Languages

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Ernest Lilley shares some news and tid-bits centered around Drupal, including upcoming conferences, tools and books he uses and the community sites he frequents.
Read the rest here: Social Networking with Drupal

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There are a number of ways to handle a maintenance downtime. You can either handle it inside of your web application or you can have Apache automatically direct all traffic to a specified page. This article explains how to have Apache redirect visitors to a maintenance page while still allowing you to view updates/changes.
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Partial-page rendering can be used to refresh only a portion of your web page rather than the entire page. This article discusses how you can implement partial page updates using the Update Panel control and how you can use the Update Progress control in conjunction with the Update Panel control to enhance the user [...]

Learn how to use the Apache mod_rewrite module to automatically redirect a user to a page designed specifically for their web browser.
Mod Rewrite Part 3 - Redirecting Browser Dependent Content with Apache and Mod Rewrite

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Closures are the answer to the problem of how to bind variables to functions that are called at a later time. Today’s article will explain what closures are, outline some common dilemmas, and present ways that closures can be utilized to overcome them.
See original here: Understanding JavaScript Closures

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