perl was developed since 1986 just like c and UNIX were developed in an early period by bell lab in NJ

Do it now, learn how to use, php , ssi extensions, use <!--# with (shtml)

or use <? ;?> with the (php), files must use these names to tell the browser that your pages have certain contents.

remember, that frames were always a burden for their possible conflicts, avoid them, use these techniques on a templates, non-frames.

assuming that you already have your site in good shape, check its meta tags validity and your rate as a professional maker. got to the last link below.

also check the possible way to charge customers on line......

(yahoo charges).

Setting up Headers and Footers for your site

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By Doni Ronquillo ([email protected])

After browsing around our website enough, you'll probably notice that while part of the page changes (ie. the text in the middle), other parts don't (the top bar and links to the left). In fact, if you were to look at the HTML code for each page, you'll notice that the top few lines are exactly the same.

Did we make copies of the same page for each page on our site? Not exactly, since doing that would cause all sorts of problems in the future. For example, what if we want to add/remove a link, or correct a spelling mistake we didn't catch? If we made seperate copies of each page, we would have to make the corrections to every page on our site (and yes, that's a lot of pages). Not exactly my idea of fun, and I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels that way.

So what did we do instead? We made use of what we like to call headers and footers. Recall what I said earlier about the top few lines of our page's HTML being the same on every page. If you check out the HTML again, the same holds true for the last few lines of the page as well. The static top part is called the header, and the static bottom part is called the footer.

So you're probably asking yourself "That's nifty, but now what?". Well, imagine if you could detach the header and footer parts of the page and put them into seperate files. Then, for each page on your site, have the webserver automatically reattach the contents of the header and footer files to the pages before displaying them. That way if you wanted to update the top or bottom parts of the page, all you'd have to edit is a single file and the changes will appear on every page on your site.

As it turns out, there's a variety of ways you can do this that are extremely easy once you understand what is going on. In the following example, we'll have a shot at doing this to a very simple page. Note that some pages, on our site are laid out in a similar fashion to the example below, so you should be able to apply this to any non-frames template you purchase from us.

Step 1: Divide up your page

Open up the HTML file for your page and take a look at the code. Below is our sample code:

<html>
<head>
<title>My page</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<h1>Welcome to my page!</h1>
<table width="100%">
<tr>
     <td valign="TOP">
          <a href="home.html">Home</a>
          <br><br>
          <a href="about.html">About Me</a>
          <br><br>
          <a href="links.html">Links</a>
          <br><br>
          <a href="mailto:me@localhost">Contact</a>
     </td>
     <td valign="TOP">
          Hi there. You've stumbled across my
          homepage. Feel free to look around!
          Have fun!!!
     </td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>

We need to figure out which line ends our header, where our content area is (ie. the part that changes), and which line starts our footer. The easiest way to figure this out is to ask yourself this question: Which part of this page would I change to change the actual content of the page? Once you figure that out, everything before the content would be your header's ending line, and everything after the content would be your footer's starting line. Look at the following highlighted version of the code above to see what we chose:

We see that the text beginning with "Hi there..." and ending with "...Have fun!!!" is what we'd change to change our page's content (colored blue). Therefore the header goes from the first line of the file to the line just above our content (colored orange), and the footer goes from the line after the content to the end of the file (colored in green). Now that we know where both the header and footer are, we're ready for the next step.

Step 2:

Copy the header/footer text to seperate files

Ok, now that we know where everything is we have to copy the appropriate lines to seperate files. We'll move the lines of the header to a file named header.html and move the lines of the footer to a file named footer.html. Below are the contents of each file:

Contents of header.html:

Contents of footer.html:

</td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>

We now have our header and footer files, ready to go. The next step is to tell the webserver to attach these files to each page.

Step 3:

Getting the header/footer to display on your pages

Recall from the previous step where we moved the header/footer text to seperate files. This left us with header.html, footer.html, and a rather bland page with just our content:

          Hi there. You've stumbled across my
          homepage. Feel free to look around!
          Have fun!!!

We're now going to tell the webserver to include the contents of header.html and footer.html with the above page. To do this, we place a line at the top of the page that tells the server to include header.html, and a line at the end of the page that tells the server to include footer.html. There are two ways to do this nowadays. The first is to use Server Side Includes (SSI), which is demonstrated as follows:

Hi there. You've stumbled across my
          homepage. Feel free to look around!
          Have fun!!!

Since we're using SSI, we have to save the file with the .shtml extension to let the webserver know that the page uses SSI to include files. The other way to do this is to use PHP, where including files doesn't differ too much from the SSI method. Here's how to do it using PHP:

<?php include("header.html"); ?>
          Hi there. You've stumbled across my
          homepage. Feel free to look around!
          Have fun!!!
<?php include("footer.html"); ?>

If you use PHP for this you'll need to save each of your pages with the .php extension (or whatever extension your server expects for files containing PHP code -- ask your webmaster if in doubt).

After uploading this page and our header/footer files, taking a look at the page now shows the whole page, complete with the contents of our header and footer files. Now for every page you want the header/footer to appear on just do as we did above. You can also edit your header.html and footer.html and have the changes affect every page on your site. Cool, eh?

If you're having problems getting this to work, try contacting your webhost to make sure they support either SSI or PHP. For more information on SSI and PHP, please consult the following websites:

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Yahoo! PayDirect - Preferred Pricing

PayDirect Home

This part was added to show users :- answer to a very common question, "how to charge someone??"

If you are a high volume user of Yahoo! PayDirect, you can qualify for a reduced rate of 2.2% + $.30 for each applicable transaction.

To qualify for the Yahoo! PayDirect Preferred rate, your account must be in good standing (i.e., your account is not restricted and you have no unresolved chargebacks), and you must have received $2,000 or more in Yahoo! PayDirect payments in the previous 90 days.

Users who qualify will be determined at the end of every calendar month. Once you meet the qualifying threshold, the Yahoo! PayDirect Preferred rate will become effective by the start of the 2nd day of the following calendar month. If your payment volume falls below the threshold at the end of a month, your rate will automatically return to the Yahoo! PayDirect Standard rate for the following month.

Here is an example for an account which opened during January:

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May
Total amount received in month	$1,500	$600	$400	$700	$500
Total amount received in last 90 days	$1,500	$2,100	$2,500	$1,700	$1,600
Rate for current month	2.5% + $.30	2.5% + $.30	2.2% + $.30	2.2% + $.30	2.5% + $.30
Preferred fee rate active

Please keep in mind that fees on any Yahoo! PayDirect payment are based on the pricing tier of the Yahoo! PayDirect account of the person responsible for paying the fee. For example, if you are on the Yahoo! PayDirect Preferred fee rate and were to send $100 to someone who is on the PayDirect Standard fee rate, if you select that the receiver pays the fee for the transaction, the fee will be $2.80. However, if you pay the fee for that transaction, the PayDirect Preferred fee rate would be used, amounting to $2.50.

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Templates

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2.1		What exactly is a web template?

		A web template is a web page without any content, similar to other kinds of templates you may have come across (such as document templates in a word processor and greeting card templates). However, all templates share a common purpose: to quickly get you started on your project. For websites, designing an actual layout can take a while, and actually coding the layout in HTML can take even longer. Using a pre-made web template takes care of these layout issues, giving you more time to focus on the content of the website.

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PAGE CONTENTS:

1.DEFINITIONS ABOUT PERL.

2.what package for a web server would be the best one??

3.EXPRESSIONS YOU NEED TO KNOW.

perl was developed since 1986 just like c and UNIX were developed in an early period by bell lab in NJ , they all of course came from lab.

perl came to solve many problem to many organizations, as in LONDON was used to link one corporation to all other hundreds of branches in the city, the funniest thing that I used to misunderstand the prefix. pl as in mine.pl, to say oh must be prolog file, I studied prolog language in many details, though found out is perl not prolog, okay if you ready by now to see what this perl thing is all about keep going if you not intended to be here just get out of here to see something else......

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CPAN

IS WHAT THOUSANDS OF PROGRAMMERS USING TO SAVE THOUSANDS OF HOURS , OVER THERE IS PREMADE MODULES TO BE USED. " COMPERHENSIVE PERL ARCHIEVE NETOWORK.

THE NAME STANDS FOR WHAT?

ACCORDING TO LARRY WALL, THE ORIGINAL ACRONYM STOOD FOR PRACTICAL EXTRACTION AND REPORTING LANGUAGE, AND THIS RELATES TO THE ORIGINAL DEVELOPMENT PURPOSE, WHICH WAS A TOLL FOR PROCESSING A LARGE AMOUNT OF TEXTUAL REPORT INFORMATION.

perl is like java scripts, and java is safe language with no hardware involvement, it will give optimization not executions.

means it will give opcode, not machine code, is simply being interpreted to work on a virtual machine.

WATCH OUT: PERL WILL SUPPORT ALL THE O.O.L / OBJECT ORIENTED LANGUAGES' FEATURES, AS:

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INHERITANCE.

ENCAPSULATION.

POLYMORPHISM.

IF THE LANGUAGE IS FREE? IS MY PROGRAM THE SAME AS THE LAGNUGAE.?

USING THE ENCAPSULATION ADVANTAGE WILL ENABLE YOU TO HIDE YOUR CODE. ALSO YOU MAY ALLOW THE CODE TO BE. .EXE WHERE NO ONE WOULD EVER BE ABLE TO RETRIEVE ITS SOURCE.

HOW CLOSE IT IS TO C: VERY CLOSE ACCORDING TO THE SIMILAR HISTORY AND ORIGIN.

IS MANY THINGS AND OPERATORS ARE SIMILAR, BOTH LINES END WITH ; ALSO, EXCEPT IT IS MORE STRICT WHEN IT COMES TO CODE ADJUSTMENTS AND TEXT IN EDITORS.

HOW CLOSE IT IS TO C++?

VERY INDEED , REALIZE THAT IN PERL THERE WILL BE DISTINCT LINE BETWEEN OOL, AND PROCEDURAL LANGUAGE, AS IN C, AND C++. IN PERL ALL MODULES ARE MIXED.

WHY IT IS FAST?

DUE TO MANY PRE-BUILT FUNCTIONS AND MODULES, AS MODULES FOR GUIS, AND WINDOWS OPERATORS, AND EXTENSIONS AND HANDLING ON LINE DATABASE....ETC

CAN I SEE ITS CODE?

YES IT IS ALL WRITTEN IN C, AND YES YOU MAY DOWN LOAD IT ALL FOR YOUR OWN INTEREST AND THEN RUN IT OVER ....C COMPILER IF YOU LIKE

WAS IT DESIGNED ONLY FOR THE WEB AND THAT IS WHY IN MANY SITES WHERE IS .---.PL FILES?

OF COURSE NEVER, THAT WILL BE A BIG LIE, IT WAS DEVELOPED AND USED BY 1988, MANY YEARS BEFORE THE HTML AND THE WEB BE IN ITS NOWADAYS FORM, WAS THEN IMPLEMENTED IN THE WEB AS USING ITS OBJ. ORIENTED PART IS SO EASY.

HOW EXTEDABLE IT IS?

JUST LIKE ANY PROLOG PROGRAM WILL BE ...LINED TO JAVA, AS IN CGI / THE CONSTRAINT GRAPHIC INTERFACE LIBRARY ALSO, IN PERL C, AND PERL ARE BOTH WOULD CALL EACH OTHERS.

THE ADVANTAGE IS A GREAT USE OF THE C PROGRAMS IN PERL ENVIRONMENT.

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POP and SMTP email access

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FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. It's a convenient, easy-to-use method of sending files across the Internet, and you can use FTP to build and edit your web site. Simply download an FTP client to access your GeoCities web site and load new pages and images.
Offered in all packages

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WEB HOSTING PACKAGES......

ANALYZING DIFFERENT WEB HOSTING PLANS, I FOUND THAT SOME BIG NAME SERVERS WILL NOT OFFER YOU THE LEAST YOU DESERVE AS GEOCITIES.COM, OR 50MEGHOSTING.COM THEY ARE BASICALLY GOOD FOR A BEGINNER LEVEL

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.CGI Center:

IN MANY SITES, WHERE YOU REGISTERED YOUR DOMAIN NAME, EMAIL AND PRESET PERL STAFF WILL BE LOADED FOR FREE.

THAT INCLUDES THE SHOPPING CARTS, CHARGING ON LINE TO CUSTOMERS.

THAT HAPPENS DUE TO THE SOPHISTICATED USE OF PHP, AND ASP FORMATS.

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