WebProWorld Members,
Friday I was telling you all about the crazy kentucky weather.
It definitely got even worse when we left work.
Tornadoes all over the place. I think there were 79 in 5 states. Sadly, lots of deaths.
Luckily, it missed where we are but it could have just as easily hit us too.
Makes you think of what to do if a tornado does come in your area.
Are you prepared?
Today, we have a few inches of snow, and tomorrow it is back in the 60s. Kentucky's weather is truly crazy.
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Security
 VBulletin and Wordpress, malware issues
Been trying to increase my presence in the online content/media realm. Made a good start of it, bought a couple of websites.
Been wanting to produce my own content and did launching two new websites.
1. Vbulletin cms suite
2. Wordpress site with a vbulletin forum attached
3. Was a subdomain vbulletin application onto an existing forum i bought
Every last one has malware issues and i'm upset because I paid a developer to do them, he did, everything was fine until these wormy, slimy malware abusers infiltrate somehow.
Ultimately i don't know what to do about the problem now, or in the future.
For instance, problem 1 & 3, i have a great solution -- amputation, shut it down.
For 2, i shut the forum down, but the wordpress site i have content there and i don't want to kill it.
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Programming
Custom Right Click Option in IE to run ASP script
I am looking to create a custom option when a user right clicks a link in IE (or I guess any browser, although it will mostly be used for IE since that is the default browser at my company) so that when the new option is selected, the link is copied and used in an ASP script. The goal for this is to create a simple way for users to take a pdf or other document with information about products our company uses and save it to an indexed location.
Essentially, this will work like the "Save Target As..." option, except instead of simply saving to any folder, it uses an ASP script to save other data to a database, such as the original file name, save location, user who saved the file, save date, and some information inputted by the user such as company they retrieved the information from, what kind of product it is, etc.
I think the best way for this to work would be for the option (let's call it "Product Doc Saver") to pop up as an option when a link to a file is right-clicked. If "Product Doc Saver" is selected, the file's location/link would be saved as a variable (ex. "strFileURL"), which would be passed onto the ASP script (ex. "FileDownloader.asp"). The ASP script will then open, allowing the user to input all other necessary data and then when done, clicks a Submit button, which takes the file location and downloads it to the appropriate directory.
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Google Discussion Forum
Will this anger google ?
I have a website with about 50,000 pages of content, the website structure/interface is in English.
I am planing to add about 10 sub-domains to the website that will display the website in a different interface language, for example the address fr.website.com would display the original website in French and so forth.
I'm guessing Google would detect the replicated content, but will Google be bothered by that ?
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I-ELLA: New Service That Makes Fashion Affordable
For fashion lovers out there, there's a new startup that could become your newest addiction. The site is called I-ELLA, and it allows consumers to buy, sell, swap, and borrow designer clothing and accessories.
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