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How to get a PHP Spell Checker for your website

Sunday 23 September 2007 @ 12:06 pm

Most servers have a php spell functionality already installed. Check with your host whether php has been compiled with “pspell”.
You can easily add a spell check feature on your website using pspell.
Here’s a very simple script to demonstrate the use of pspell. Try it by creating a new empty file called “phpspell.php” and copy and […]

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How to track your affiliate and other conversions easily

Monday 27 August 2007 @ 1:15 am

Here’s a little php file I made for tracking your site’s conversions. Especially for those who are trying to fund their website through affiliate marketing.
The trick is to create a “go” page instead of linking directly to the affiliate sites. This way you can use your own stats program, Google Analytics or whatever, to easily […]

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Color of Blood RGB/HEX code

Sunday 3 December 2006 @ 12:23 am

Sometimes I look for the perfect color for some part of my website for a long time. This time I was looking for the color of blood. I found the perfect color that is exactly the same color of blood. And here’s the hex RGB code for it:
#910503
It’s a striking but pretty red.

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How to Display Google Search Results on Your Own Page in Wordpress

Sunday 3 September 2006 @ 7:42 pm

Google has just released a long-awaited feature for Adsense for Search. You can have Google search and sitesearch results displayed within your own website or blog pages for enhanced integration of Adsense with your own site.
Implementing this new feature in Wordpress can be somewhat tricky. You can’t just copy-paste the Google code to your Page […]

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Add Google Search to Wordpress Blog

Tuesday 29 August 2006 @ 12:00 am

Update Sep-06-2006: Please see Displaying Google Search Results on Your Own Page for a more complete Google SiteSearch Feature.
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For search within a site, let’s install a Google search box on the Ads Minded Wordpress theme.
First log in to your Google Adsense account, and choose Adsense setup, and from the products list, select Adsense for […]

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