Today I illustrate a small process, which I highly recommend to those bloggers linked to the development of a certain topic, to automatically notify the reader that the article he is reading is older than a time frame of our choice, and possibly belonging to a certain category. I am thinking mainly of the Read more…
Google Analytics is a powerful tool available to us free of charge thanks to Google. It offers a myriad of possibilities from the ability to monitor access, to check how often a visitor returns to the site, the most clicked sections, the less clicked and also the keywords that later Read more…
There are standards of behavior for crawlers in the network (the bot, or even spider) for content indexing. I am not referring to the file “.htaccess“, that is used to configure the webserver, I'm talking about the file “robots.txt“. The file “robots.txt” it is one of the simplest configuration files that exist, and Read more…
For some time I administer some sites on the platform Aruba, I've always been excited to Aruba because of the many services offered at a very low cost compared to the competition. Soon I got tired of just standard services offered by Aruba, Platform for administrative accounts (Windows server), of customer support Read more…
We continue to talk about ".htaccess", today we see how to block hotlinks to images residing on our server. Yesterday we talked about how to prohibit access to our images from external sites (as often happens with forums or amateur sites), that do nothing but increase the use of the band, reducing the Read more…
For anyone who happened to monitor the access of a site will ever come across very similar to each other access, often it is crawler (Google uses the same kind of a sophisticated crawler called GoogleBot). Paraphrasing Wikipedia: One crawler (also said spider or robot), is software that Read more…