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Webmaster Tools -
Website And Webmaster Resource Reviews
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Written by Handy PHP Administrator
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Sunday, 25 May 2008 |
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Chaos Laboratory is a multi topic web resource that covers everything from AJAX to Search Engine Optimization Tips. The format of the website is organized into an easy to read and search weblog. Articles are cross-referenced among all of the relative categories in which the site is arrange. Among my favorite categories are Google/AdSense and SEO.
Each article at Chaos Laboratory is well written and researched and contains useful information that will actually help the reader. The owner of the site writes articles based on tools, tips, and tricks that he has researched, uses and benefits from.
Here is a list of categories covered by Chaos Laboratory:
Ajax, C#,
Firefox
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Freeware,
Gadgets,
Google/AdSense,
Graphics & Design,
Hardware,
Internet, Life, Universe & …, LifeStyle, Linux,
News,
Planet Boredom,
Programming,
Projects,
Science,
SEO,
Tech News,
Trend-Setters,
VB.NET,
Web 2.0,
Windows,
WordPress.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 26 May 2008 )
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Handy PHP Search Engine Optimization Tips |
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Webmaster Tools -
Webmaster Tips
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Written by Handy PHP Administrator
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Sunday, 18 May 2008 |
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We all want our websites to be shown on the first page of the search results when somebody is looking for the information that our sites has but often our page or pages aren't anywhere near the top of the list. Generally speaking, you'll never manage to optimize your website for every possible search query related to it. This is where search engine optimization comes in. Search Engine Optimization or SEO is simply the method in which you pick the correct keyword or words and convince the search engines that your page is the best possible match for it!
How To Pick The Right Keywords
To start with, you need to understand that this is a page by page process. Generally, if all of your pages are related to the same subject and the home page is optimized for that subject, then the site will do well in the search results. But for now we will pick one page and work on that. If the page has already been created, you'll probably need to update it but if the page is new, you can start the process from the beginning.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 18 May 2008 )
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A Few Handy PHP Regular Expressions (RegEx) |
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PHP Resources -
Handy PHP Tutorials
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Written by Handy PHP Administrator
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Thursday, 17 January 2008 |
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I frequently find that I am looking around the Internet for various Regular Expressions and sometimes I tend to have trouble finding just the right one.Then when I do, I use it and forget all about it!
While I know quite a bit about regex, I haven't mastered the techniques and figure if someone else has already found the regex for what I need, it is easier and more time efficient to use that one. Again, the problem for me is that I usually forget what script I used what regex in and have to go look it up again or search through a bunch of scripts on my computer that I've forgotten about.
So I've decided to use this article as a regex repository that I'll add useful expressions and links to resources that will help you with your regex needs.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 09 May 2008 )
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Creating Your First Template Driven PHP Website Part 1 |
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PHP Resources -
Handy PHP Tutorials
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Written by Handy PHP Administrator
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Monday, 23 April 2007 |
Many people get discouraged when trying to start or even maintain a website because there are so many aspects of the website that need to be planned for in advanced. Since working with only HTML or even adding CSS and JavaScript can quickly limit the scalability of a website, many people simply give up! Here is an example of a situation where a new webmaster might abandon his dreams of running the World's greatest website!
Imagine that you are designing your website from scratch and you have about 20 pages all created and maybe even uploaded or published on the Internet. Each of the pages was easy enough to create since you planned ahead and made a blank page with all of the layout and images setup. All you have been doing is adding content to the blank and saving it as a new file! This is always a good idea, since it ensures that your website will have a uniform look throughout! As you are working on the 21st page, you realize that the menu doesn't have a link to the newest page. Usually, this can be fixed by adding the link to the file that is the next level up and hope that people will find it by following the flow of information that leads to it. Unfortunately, this newest file is a section header. It will have many subsections under it that can only be linked to from this page. Your only option now is to edit ALL of the previous 20 files and republish them with the updated menu.
Problem solved, right? well, just as you were getting ready to save that new file, you noticed a spelling error that is now on every page. You could let it slide by and hope nobody will notice but then again, you left a letter out of your website's name! So today, you have create 21 pages for your website and edited everyone of them twice! So, instead of having created 63 pages in one day, you wasted a bunch of time fixing small problems over and over again which will only get worse as your website gets larger.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 18 May 2008 )
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