I just attended a “barcamp” event in Denver [see BarCamp Denver] and was a bit baffled by one thing that they started talking about: what the heck is ‘wikispam’?
I just attended a “barcamp” event in Denver [see BarCamp Denver] and was a bit baffled by one thing that they started talking about: what the heck is ‘wikispam’?
I’m really upset. I was just visiting a competitors Web site and found out that they had links to my FAQ pages, but when you clicked on the links, their “frame” neatly wrapped my content, which made it seem like it was their content, not mine. That stinks, and I want to know if there’s a way that I can kill or prevent this from happening to my Web pages?
How can I protect my website html pages, graphics, etc. from being viewed, and/or manipulated by casual viewers? IOW, what do I need to set up so that if someone tries to go to “www.mysite.com/pics” (for example), they would get a “no permission” message?
Dave, being a new web developer I would like to know how I can code for a numeric value to decrease by 1 every 24 hours based on the local time function.
Specifically, we are trying to create a reminder for our employees of an upcoming DoD audit in the facility. The count down will represent the number of days remaining before it’s conducted. So what I need to do is begin with a date
and start the countdown from there. What is the code that I should use?