Finish web site programming as needed

The web site in question is www.the-battery-shoppe.com/index.php

Initially I would like to work with joseleon-ga again to complete this
series of programming questions, but if after 3 days if there is no
response, or joseleon is not interested in doing the work, I will open
this programming project to anyone.  Knowledge of php, javascript and
html is needed and if all questions are answered satisfactorily with
programming code, I will pay a $50.00 tip in addition to the $25 fee.

There is also a file there called
www.the-battery-shoppe.com/summary.txt that lists what programming
work needs to be done for this phase of the project, and also lists
all the web page files and summarizes what each file does.

It may look like a lot, but many of the 11 questions there probably
only require one line of code to fix, its just harder to explain what
I’m attempting to do than to actually do it.
Thanks.
Steve

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 08 Oct 2003 02:20 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  Regarding your first request, the charity pop-over don't disappear
after 8 seconds due this:

 onload="setTimeout('showbox(\'popoverID2\');', 4000);";
onload="setTimeout('hidebox(\'popoverID2\');', 8000);

in the body tag:

http://www.the-battery-shoppe.com/body_tag.txt

You cannot write two times the onLoad event, because probably, the
first will be  the only to be executed, so to fix this problem, you
have to rewrite that line to have only one onload event this way:

 onload="setTimeout('showbox(\'popoverID2\');', 4000);
setTimeout('hidebox(\'popoverID2\');', 8000);"

And the rest of things you have on the body tag.

Regards.

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Clarification of Question by stevep234-ga on 08 Oct 2003 15:01 PDT

Hi, your code worked perfectly.
Also, because the Charity pop-over now closes automatically, the code
for question 1-C is not needed, so I consider that one also completed.
Thanks.
Steve

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 09 Oct 2003 00:18 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  Nice to hear that, I will keep solving the rest of the tasks, but
give me a one day break, I will keep working on it this afternoon.

Regards.

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 11 Oct 2003 04:07 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  Regarding to make the popup just appear once per day on the clients
browser, download the updated CHARITY.php from here:

http://www.xpde.com/CHARITY.txt

It sets a cookie with a 1 day expiration time, and checks that cookie
before popup the window. I haven't been able to test it properly
because I cannot upload it to your server, so please, post here any
problem you find.

Regards.

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Clarification of Question by stevep234-ga on 11 Oct 2003 12:44 PDT

Hi,

I copied your file to the server.  The first time it ran fine.  The
pop-up appeared after 4 seconds and disappeared after 8 seconds.  When
I refresh the page, I have 3 errors come up.  The first error Message
Box comes up as the page is loading:
A Runtime Error has occured.  
Do you wish to Debug?
Line: 360
Error: Object expected
That line is:   return getCookieVal (j);


function GetCookie (name) {
 var arg = name + "=";
 var alen = arg.length;
 var clen = document.cookie.length;
 var i = 0;
   while (i < clen) {
     var j = i + alen;
     if (document.cookie.substring(i, j) == arg)
     return getCookieVal (j);
         i = document.cookie.indexOf(" ", i) + 1;
     if (i == 0) break;
   }
 return null;
}


The second error Message Box comes up when the pop-up should appear:
Line: 37
Error: Object required
And that line is: bx.style.display='block';

And the third error Message Box comes up when the pop-up would
normally be disappearing.  That error message is:
Line: Line 29
Error: Object required
That line is: d.getElementById(id+'_b').style.display='none';


//******* START OF EXPOSED FUNCTIONS. THESE CAN BE USED IN HYPERLINKS.
*******\


function hidebox(id){
if(w3c){
d.getElementById(id+'_b').style.display='none';
d.getElementById(id+'_s').style.display='none';
}}


function showbox(id){
if(w3c){
var bx=d.getElementById(id+'_b');
var sh=d.getElementById(id+'_s');
bx.style.display='block';
sh.style.display='block';
sh.style.zIndex=++zdx;
bx.style.zIndex=++zdx;
changez(bx);
}}


Is this enough information, or do I need to give you my FTP password
so you have access to the web site?  If so, how do I do that without
posting it here for everyone to see?
What is the cookie or file name put in my computer so I can delete it
so I can retest the page's Charity pop-up function?  I deleted all
cookies created today, but I still get the above errors.
Thank you.
Steve

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 13 Oct 2003 01:40 PDT

Hello, stevep234:

 It would be faster for me to work and debug to have access to your
site and upload files, so let's do the following:

 -Backup your site to prevent any problems
 -Create a text document with the access information (user,pass, etc)
 -Go to: http://www.xpde.com/upload.php
 -Upload the document

Don't worry, I'm the only one who can access the uploaded information,
also, please, don't include any contact information to you as it is
against the researcher guidelines.

After that, I will start working on your server.

Regards.

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Clarification of Question by stevep234-ga on 13 Oct 2003 14:16 PDT

hi,
I uploaded the file, access_jose.txt to the link in your response. 
Please let me know as soon as you get it and if it contains the
information you need.
Thanks.
Steve

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 14 Oct 2003 00:28 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  Yes, it's the information I need, I start working right now.

Regards.

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 14 Oct 2003 02:37 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  I have fixed the cookie problem on your server, please, check it
out. Cookies are stored in Windows XP on:

C:\Documents and Settings\<your username>\Cookies

Check for a txt file with a battery-shoppe name.

Regards.

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Clarification of Question by stevep234-ga on 14 Oct 2003 12:11 PDT

hi,
I have Windows 98SE and on my pc the cookies are in
C:\WINDOWS\Cookies.  Does the cookie work by 24 hours, or just change
of date?  I'll let you know tomorrow if the cookie allows the pop-up
again.

Thanks.

Steve

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 14 Oct 2003 12:43 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  The cookie must be active for 24 hours, after that, the popup must
show again. I will start completing the next points.

Regards.

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 15 Oct 2003 03:24 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  I have finished the task number 2, that is, modify the link "I can't
find ...." to close the popup and to load the form1.php form in the
page. Before a new window was opened with form1.php, but I think you
wanted it in the same page. Please, test it and tell me if works ok.
  
Regards.

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Clarification of Question by stevep234-ga on 15 Oct 2003 23:23 PDT

hi,
Actually I wanted a new, different page to open with that form link. 
When they click "Send Request" on form1.php, I will have it close the
form1 page, which will leave the page they came from displayed.  Thats
why I wanted only the pop-up to close, not the entire page.
If it will be easier or faster, you can answer more than 1 question at
a time.  And if any one question seems too hard, let me know.  I want
to be fair.
Thank you.

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 16 Oct 2003 13:44 PDT

Hello, stevep234:

  I have fixed the "I can't find..." link to load form1.php in a blank
page again.
  
Regarding point 3, to prevent the page to go to the top each time the
user clicks on a link, you just have to change the links to be this
way:
  
<A onClick="showbox('popoverID1')" style="cursor: hand;"   

That is, to remove the href attribute and to add the style declaration
to show the hand when the cursor is over. The scroll is caused by the
browser when following the link, not by the javascript code.

Regards.

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Clarification of Question by stevep234-ga on 17 Oct 2003 00:53 PDT

hi Joseleon,

The "I Can't Find..." form1 link in the free-shipping pop-up now works
perfectly, and I see how you did it, so I know I can change any of the
other pop-up links myself that I want to have that behavior.  Thanks.

Regarding the next point, its great that the page doesn't jump anymore
when the "OEM Definition" link is clicked, but the pop-up comes up in
a part of the screen that is not displayed.  (I tested it at 800x600
resolution.)  Is there some way to pass a relative default screen
location to where the pop-up will appear on the screen so it can be
seen when clicked on?  Some of my pages are very long, especially my
"Battery Tips" page and "FAQ" page and having the pop-ups always
pop-up at the very top of the page is not acceptable.  Also I lost the
hover-over yellow color change for those links.
Thanks.

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 18 Oct 2003 07:17 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
 
I have fixed the problem with the yellow hover color and the
positioning of popups, so the links now look this way:
   
   <A href="javascript:" onClick="showboxpos('popoverID1',100,500)" 
   
That is, they link to nothing to prevent scrolling and to take the CSS
styles correctly and there is a new function called showboxpos which
take two new parameters, x and y.
   
I have also modified the box code to put a button with an X instead a
text link.

I have also fixed the bookmark code to work well, but it's not
possible to make it work on Netscape, at least, as far as I know, it
doesn't have such feature.

Regarding task #5, could you explain a bit more? What are the font
commands do you want to remove from the pop-overs code?

Regarding task #6, you say you want a pop-over to come up when the
user leaves the website, this it's not possible, because there is not
a way to prevent an user to close the window, that is, the common
method would be to come up with another page with the content you
want, but not a pop-over in the same window the user is browsing.

Regards.

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Clarification of Question by stevep234-ga on 18 Oct 2003 17:45 PDT

hi Joseleon,
The pop-over link positioning works great now, and the close "X"
button looks and works great too.  What is the new close box code I
need to put in the "Close This Box" link at the bottom of the pop-ups?
 I want it to close the box without page scrolling jumping, like the
corner "X" close button.

I accept that the bookmark command won't work with Netscape, but now
it works perfect with IE, thank you.

Regarding task #5, I was told that font commands make a web page
slower to load.  And every pop-over has 2 common font commands - one
at the beginning of the title bar and one at the beginning of the text
section.  Is it possible to put all the repetitive code inside the
function calling the pop-over?  For example, the text section of every
pop-over begins with the following:

<table width=\"100%\" border=\"0\" cellpadding=\"4\" cellspacing=\"0\"
bgcolor=\"#ffff66\"><tr><td><table width=\"100%\" border=\"2\"
cellpadding=\"14\" cellspacing=\"0\" bgcolor=\"#FFFFFF\"><tr><td><FONT
face=\"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif\" size=\"-1\"
color=\"#000000\">

and ends with the following:
</td></tr></table></td></tr></table></FONT>

and the title bar of every pop-over begins with the following:
SPAN STYLE=\"background-color: #333366 \"><FONT face=\"Verdana, Arial,
Helvetica, sans-serif\" size=\"-1\" color=\"#ffffff\">

and ends with the following:
</FONT></SPAN>

With 9 pop-overs per page, to me that seems like a lot of unnecessary
repetitive code downloading, unless this code could be put into the
function calling the pop-over.  And it would make it easier to
maintain, as one change to this code would change the appearance of
all the pop-overs equally.

Regarding task #6, I was looking for a simple javascript pop-up (not
pop-over) for when people leave the site.  I agree, I don't think its
possible to do with a pop-over.  I can give you a sample of exit
pop-up code from another site, if you need more clarification.

Thank you for your efforts, its looking good.

Steve

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 19 Oct 2003 02:58 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  I have modified the OEM.php "close this box" link to work without
scroll the page, you simply need to change the href="#" attribute to
href="javascript:".
  
  Would you mind if I answer the question? I won't like that this
question expires after all the work I have done ;-)
  
  I have modified the popup code to always include the font attributes
on every popup you create, so you can modify your popups to don't
include that information, I have modified the OEM.php popup to work
this way.
  
  Regarding the popup when closing, don't worry, I know how to do it,
it's just that your task #6 mentioned a pop-under:
  
"6 - Make a pop-under that only comes up if someone leaves the web
site without making a purchase or visiting certain pages, such as the
"trackorders.php" page for tracking an existing order or the
"affiliates.php" page for when they track their affiliate commissions.
 Allow me to add or delete pages to this pop-under activation check. 
This pop-under will simply say something like "Leaving without your
battery?  Click Here to tell us why for a free coupon."  And the Click
Here link will bring up the "coupon.php" file."

So I will make it using cookies that will be setup when load each
page, and when unloading will check that information.

Regards.

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Clarification of Question by stevep234-ga on 19 Oct 2003 14:45 PDT

hi JoseLeon,

The pop-overs now work great! (I still have lots of work to do to
modify the other pop-overs)  You did it exactly like I wanted - thank
you... they now look and act like I wanted and I understand what I
need to do with the other pop-overs.

You are right, I originally said pop-under for item 6.  I had hoped it
could be done with a pop-under, but at the time I did not know it
would have to be a regular pop-up.

If I close out the question now, can we still continue to post here
until the remaining tasks are completed?

When we finish here, I have other projects on this web site I'm
waiting to post for you.  But I am going to limit my future posts to
just a couple questions each time as 11 seems like too many to do all
at once.

Thank you again.

Steve

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Request for Question Clarification by joseleon-ga on 19 Oct 2003 23:26 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  Nice to hear that. Regarding close the question, if you agree, I can
answer it right now to get the money and we can continue solving the
rest of the problems here even if the question expires, no need to
open a new one, but the problem would be to get the $50 tip after
that, because you cannot tip on an expired question. Just let me know.

Regards.

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Clarification of Question by stevep234-ga on 20 Oct 2003 01:11 PDT

hi JoseLeon,
If it will make you feel better about the situation, I will close it
out tomorrow with full tip.  It's too late at night now for me to want
to do that tonight.  The only thing I'm a little concerned about is if
you will still be motivated to quickly complete the remaining tasks. 
Overall this web site is taking me many months longer than I had
originally anticipated and costing a lot more than I originally
thought it would.  And I still have other new questions I will be
posting in this forum for you once these are completed.
Look for full payment tomorrow.  
Thanks.
Steve

Hello, stevep234:
  Ok, so keep working on the question this way, if you are worried if
I will continue my work, just look at this answer of mine:

http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=249209

Where I first answered the question and after that, all the work was
done using the request for clarifications feature. Also, don't tip
until the work it's almost finished.

Regards.

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Clarification of Answer by joseleon-ga on 20 Oct 2003 04:34 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  Regarding task #8, there is no html command or attribute to limit
the amount of text in a text area, so you have to use Javascript, I
have added a function to your head.php that it's useful to limit the
amount of text in any field:
  
function limitText(field, maxlimit) 
{
 if (field.value.length > maxlimit) 
    field.value = field.value.substring(0, maxlimit);
}

I have updated your coupon.php to limit the amount of text to 125
characters, this way:

<TEXTAREA NAME="SQ1" ROWS="2" COLS="60"
onKeyDown="limitText(this,125);"
onKeyUp="limitText(this,125);"></TEXTAREA>

So you can use it in another parts of the website.

Regards.

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Request for Answer Clarification by stevep234-ga on 20 Oct 2003 10:48 PDT

Regarding #8, Great answer - I will be using it to limit the inputs in
the text areas on other pages.
Thanks.
Steve

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Clarification of Answer by joseleon-ga on 20 Oct 2003 13:15 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  I have finished task #6, to track your visitors using cookies and to
show a popup when leaving the website without visiting specific pages.
Right now, trackorders.php and affiliates.php are being tracked and
the popup contents are placed on a file called leaving.htm, which
opens full window, if you want to customize the window, just let me
know.
  
To add more pages to be tracked and checked, do the following:
  
-Edit the .php file that contains the page and add this lines at the
very top, will cause an error if added elsewhere:
  
<?php
  $script=basename($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);
  setcookie($script,"1");
?>
  
Are the same lines for all pages, you don't have to change anything.
  
-Now, to check if the user has visited that page, edit the file
head.php and search a routine called checkVisitedPages(), here are the
contents right now:
  
function checkVisitedPages()
{
  //Add more cookies here to be checked
  if (
       (!get_cookie('trackorders.php')) &&
       (!get_cookie('affiliates.php'))
     )
     {
       MM_openBrWindow('leaving.htm','','')		
     }
}

If you want to add one more page, just copy the line:
  
(!get_cookie('trackorders.php')) &&
  	   
And paste it just below, let's take a look at this sample:
  
function checkVisitedPages()
{
  //Add more cookies here to be checked
  if (
       (!get_cookie('trackorders.php')) &&
       (!get_cookie('yournewpage.php')) &&       
       (!get_cookie('affiliates.php'))
     )
     {
       MM_openBrWindow('leaving.htm','','')		
     }
}

This way, you can perform more complicated options, for example, the
user has visited page A, but not page B, then, I show a popup..., etc,
etc.

I hope this is what you were looking for, if not, please, don't
hesitate to request for any clarification.

Regards.

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Request for Answer Clarification by stevep234-ga on 20 Oct 2003 22:08 PDT

Hello, JoseLeon,

Regarding #6, yes, I think thats exactly what I wanted, except there
should be some time limit for when it would pop-up again, for example,
6 hours, if they come back again 6 hours later but don't visit the
necessary pages a second time; if more than 6 hours later (or 1 day or
whatever I hard code into it) the exit pop-up should pop-up again.

Also I'm not familiar with javascript - please check my codeing in the
"leaving.htm" file - I'm not sure how to close a javascript pop-up. 
And do I need a head tag and body tag, etc. in this "leaving.htm"
javascript pop-up?  Ideally I'd like the pop-up to be a small box (not
a whole page) and to look as close to a pop-over as possible to keep
the appearance consistent.  Can I set the hover-over link colors in
"leaving.htm" like in a pop-over?

Thank you again.

Steve

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Clarification of Answer by joseleon-ga on 21 Oct 2003 00:58 PDT

Hello, stevep234:

  I have modified the popup script to set a cookie during 6 hours,
this way, we prevent to show the popup in that period. To change it,
look for this line:
  
  SetCookieEx('popup','1',6);
  
On the head.php script, 6 is the number of hours you want the cookie
to be set, 24 it's 1 day and so on.

I have also modified the leaving.htm to close the window, the command
to close a popup (not a pop-over) is this:

onClick="window.close();"

I have also added all your CSS styles in the popup, so links now look
the same as in pop-overs.

Regards.

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Request for Answer Clarification by stevep234-ga on 21 Oct 2003 03:22 PDT

hi,
What is this cookie's name?
Steve

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Clarification of Answer by joseleon-ga on 21 Oct 2003 03:50 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  The name of the cookie it's popup, you can change it to whatever you
want, but also change the line above that reads the cookie.

Regards.

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Clarification of Answer by joseleon-ga on 21 Oct 2003 11:31 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  I have been inspecting your website to optimize it for search
engines and to fix some common mistakes with the HTML, I have used the
validation service of the w3 organization here:
  
  http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.the-battery-shoppe.com
  
And I have fixed this error:
  
  Fatal Error: No DOCTYPE specified!
  
by adding this line in the top of the index.php:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">

You should edit all your .php pages and add this declaration at the
very top.

If I run the validator again I get 363 errors, but you don't have to
worry too much, are not ending tags and so on.

Regarding optimize your site for search engines, tell you that you
don't have a robots.txt file placed in your root dir, a simple file
like this would be enough, I have already placed a copy on your
server:

User-agent:  *
Disallow: /images/

This allow all robots to index your site, but prevent indexing to the
images directory.

Regarding your metatags, the title tag it's too large, 81 chars while
60 chars is the maximum recommended

<TITLE>The-Battery-Shoppe.com - Buy Any Battery For Your Device Online
Here - HOME PAGE</TITLE>

The description tag it's also too large, 219 chars while 150 chars is
the maximum recommended

<META NAME="Description" CONTENT="Buy any battery online here. Your
laptop battery, cell phone battery, camcorder battery, any
rechargeable battery plus battery charger and accessories. Cordless
phone battery, digital camera battery, all batteries here.">

The keyword tag it's also too large, 916 chars while 874 it's
recommended

<META NAME="Keywords" CONTENT="battery, batteries, laptop battery,
battery charger, cell phone battery, camcorder battery, rechargeable
battery, battery plus, lithium battery, nimh battery, cordless phone
battery, cellular phone battery, Panasonic battery, notebook battery,
Motorola battery, rechargable battery, computer battery, nokia
battery, digital camera battery,lithium ion battery, Sony battery,
phone battery, battery pack, cellular battery, alkaline battery,
laptop computer battery, Sanyo battery, eveready battery, mobile phone
battery, replacement battery, Toshiba battery, notebook computer
battery, Compaq battery, Toshiba laptop battery, Motorola cell phone
battery, dell battery, lithium ion battery, Sony camcorder battery,
nimh battery charger, Compaq laptop battery, nickel metal hydride
battery, Dell laptop battery, JVC camcorder battery, nokia cell phone
battery, IBM laptop battery, Sony laptop battery, replacement laptop">

Also, this tag may not work in some spiders because the following
keywords are repeated more than 3 times:
  The word battery was repeated 45 times
  The word laptop was repeated 8 times
  The word phone was repeated 7 times
  
This may be considered "word spamming" by some search engines, and
also, the keyword relevancy to page content is poor (50%), I suggest
you to use less keywords and without repeating battery.

I hope this information it's useful to you.

Regards.

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Request for Answer Clarification by stevep234-ga on 21 Oct 2003 12:49 PDT

Yes, it works great!  Where do you set the dimensions of the pop-up,
or does the browser do that automatically?  And can the pop-up page
margin be set to zero somewhere so the yellow table border is at the
edges like in a pop-over?
Great work.
Thanks.
Steve

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Request for Answer Clarification by stevep234-ga on 21 Oct 2003 13:11 PDT

The information is Very useful and appreciated.  So you suggest I
change my keywords to :
battery, batteries, laptop, charger, cell phone, camcorder,
rechargeable... etc?
Will the search engines (especially google) still find it with phrases
like "laptop battery" or "battery charger" if they are not listed
phrases in the keywords?
Thanks

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Clarification of Answer by joseleon-ga on 22 Oct 2003 11:43 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  You can setup the dimensions of the popup in the head.php script,
this is the line:
  
MM_openBrWindow('leaving.htm','','toolbar=no,location=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,width=720,height=210')

Not only the dimensions (width=720,height=210), but the rest of the
attributes.

Unfortunately the border cannot be set to zero in an easy way, that
is, you will need to use chromeless windows that adds a little
overhead and a lot of incompatibilities with browsers. If you want to
elaborate more on this matter after all tasks are finished, you are
welcome ;-)

And regarding keywords, it's not exactly to separate *all* terms, but
don't repeat battery/batteries so many times, because if there are
more than 3/4, some spiders just ignore the keywords. The key here is
to be concise and put the most important words first, as some spiders
use only the first ones. This is something you don't need to worry too
much to get listed, keywords are not so important, the important is
the content of your page and how many other sites link to your site.

Regards.

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Clarification of Answer by joseleon-ga on 22 Oct 2003 12:32 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  I have just finished tasks 9 and 10, please, check it out. Tell me
if there is something left.

Regards.

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Request for Answer Clarification by stevep234-ga on 22 Oct 2003 14:41 PDT

YES, BEAUTIFUL!  I would consider this as finished.  If there is any
other clarifications needed, I'll ask in my next posted question. 
Wait about an hour for me to prepare my next question.  I have another
question I will be posting for you as soon as its prepared.
Thank you, JoseLeon, you do great work.
Steve

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Request for Answer Clarification by stevep234-ga on 22 Oct 2003 14:46 PDT

One last question here, what browser did you use to do this work in?
Thank you again.
Steve

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Clarification of Answer by joseleon-ga on 22 Oct 2003 14:48 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  I had to use IE because your site doesn't work well with Netscape/Mozilla.

Looking forward for your next question ;-)

Regards.

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Request for Answer Clarification by stevep234-ga on 22 Oct 2003 17:06 PDT

hi JoseLeon,
I believe I put the next posted question in the wrong category.  You
will find it under computers, not computers-programming.
Thanks.
Steve

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Request for Answer Clarification by stevep234-ga on 22 Oct 2003 18:00 PDT

hi,
The new question has been moved to the correct category: computers - programming.
Thanks.

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Clarification of Answer by joseleon-ga on 22 Oct 2003 23:32 PDT

Hello, stevep234:
  I'm going to check it out, thanks for trust in me again.

Regards.

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Request for Answer Clarification by stevep234-ga on 01 Jun 2004 13:55 PDT

Hi JoseLeon,

Do you still participate in this forum?  I have posted a new question
for you here http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=354541

Thanks.

Steve
www.thebatteryshoppe.com

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Clarification of Answer by joseleon-ga on 09 Jun 2004 08:34 PDT

Hello, stevep:
  This is just to remove the needing for a clarification on my researcher center.

Regards.

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