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- IE problems [1 Update]
- how to get old web pages off the web (or at least pushed down the search results listing) [2 Updates]
- Flash video player [10 Updates]
- Good Hosters [1 Update]
Topic: IE problems
- Seabeck <cbecker512@gmail.com> Oct 12 03:12PM -0700 ^
I actually develop on a MAC so I have never heard of this
compatibility mode. I ended up fixing that initial problem, but when
some other users were running into viewing issues I suggested they
toggle that mode on or off and it fixed it! Thanks so much. I was
really stressing out as to why my IE8 test mode looked fine, but
theirs did not. Good tool to have in the bag.
- berbes <thebrokerguy@hotmail.com> Oct 12 10:36AM -0700 ^
hello digital gurus:
i have a client who has some old web pages showing up when people web
search for them. the old domain is owned by their old web guy who has
(apparently) gone out of business, as none of my calls or emails have
been returned.
does my client have any recourse besides letting the domain expire?
for now, i put in those old name(s) first in the meta keywords and the
site's meta description. i'm not a SEO expert by any means, so if
there is any other way to get the correct site above the old one in
searches, that would be something, i guess.
as always, THANKS!
- A Wizard <ibwizard@gmail.com> Oct 12 11:31AM -0700 ^
Do a whois it and find who owns the name, and if you client owns the domain
then you can easily get the DNS changed to a different server. If the domain
name is with the old guy then you will have to fight it. You could also
contact the business that hosts the site and see if they can do anything.
David G
Topic: Flash video player
- ankur rastogi <ankurrastogirocking@gmail.com> Oct 12 02:26AM -0700 ^
can any one suggest me a good flash video player for rendering videos
on my website..
- Binaek Sarkar <binaek89@gmail.com> Oct 12 02:58PM +0530 ^
http://jquery.malsup.com/media/#players
- Liam Kenneth <liam.kenneth89@gmail.com> Oct 12 10:32AM +0100 ^
html 5 video?
http://www.w3schools.com/html5/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_video_simple
- Binaek Sarkar <binaek89@gmail.com> Oct 12 03:05PM +0530 ^
I think, HTML5, though is tempting, is not *fully *supported by many
browsers. So, having a HTML5 component in a page makes it unpredictable
across different platforms.
Any opinions???
Regards
Binaek Sarkar
Foundation
http://www.foundation.net.in/
- ankur rastogi <ankurrastogirocking@gmail.com> Oct 12 02:39AM -0700 ^
hi Binaek.. can you please guide me.. i want to render videos and
audios uploaded by user on my web site. cabn you give me directions in
this regard...
- Binaek Sarkar <binaek89@gmail.com> Oct 12 04:14PM +0530 ^
There is a JQuery plugin called jPlayer (http://www.jplayer.org/).
As Liam suggested, it primarily relies on HTML5 for playback and also has a
SWF fallback if the requirements are not supported by the browser.
Note that this is a plugin and does not come with a UI. You will have to
develop the UI by yourself (which is a good thing, if you ask me)...
It comes with an extensive documentation, so you won't face any problems as
far as usage is concerned. .
Moreover, if you are playing user uploaded stuff, make sure that the
uploading and storage systems are in consistence with each other. Also,
retrieval will play a major role when it comes to playback...
First make an efficient DB system and File storage mechanism, so that you
can retrieve stuff pretty fast. Since the elements being exchanged are heavy
themselves, you cannot afford to make mistakes in transactions.
Lookup the API. It should be enough.
Regards
Binaek Sarkar
Foundation
http://www.foundation.net.in/
- ankur rastogi <ankurrastogirocking@gmail.com> Oct 12 04:16AM -0700 ^
thanks binaek,
I have designed the file system and db. i am using PHP for retrival.
that should not be a problem I guess. I need to concentrate on player
only for now. so by the instructions you have just mentioned i will
try to design the player.
- ankur rastogi <ankurrastogirocking@gmail.com> Oct 12 04:17AM -0700 ^
and if we talk about flash player for videos. than I have to design it
or I have to buy it?
- ankur rastogi <ankurrastogirocking@gmail.com> Oct 12 04:18AM -0700 ^
And if we talk about flash player for videos than I need to design it
or I have to buy it?
- Binaek Sarkar <binaek89@gmail.com> Oct 12 05:02PM +0530 ^
Neither. if you use jPlayer, the SWF integrates transparently into the
designed UI.
If you intend to use only flash player, then you'll have to design it,
although I am sure that you will get one if you dig around the web a little
bit...
Regards
Binaek Sarkar
Foundation
http://www.foundation.net.in/
Topic: Good Hosters
- Christer Johansson <christer.johansson@billigahemsidor.org> Oct 12 12:16AM -0700 ^
I can see why you are angry at them :)
I've had the very same issues with various american hosters.
Why don't you go ahead and get your own server, VPS?
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