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Ugh I hope I don't have to register again. Haven't kept up on the latest stuff... Will have to go research the latest developments. Most of the time when I call all of them they're like "huh?" So I'm not sure how much it impacts things... But trying to follow the rules.

One of my friends pays a dog walker $1100 a month to walk her two dogs; in SF.

You just have to notify all the airports/helipads that you're going to be flying at a certain time/place.

I've had a cold for two weeks now! Fucking sucks!

Screaming Frog just released v10 which has headless, command-line options, and can render JS. Little bit more work, but a solid option.

I'll keep you in mind for future tasks :) I can do basic regex, I start to get confused around lookaheads and end up just giving up.

I don't like tricky, so yes, crawl ALLLLLL the <a> links, then do a filter on the domain name, see what's leftover.

Literally, set up a Search filter in SF for "target="_blank/new", and rel="nofollow".

As far as ones that don't have that property, that's a bit more difficult because of the noise. You'll have to query every <a href> and see if it's external. You can download the results once it's finished and filter in excel to NOT contain your primary domain name.

If you have the form already created in HTML, then set the form action to your PHP script name.

In your PHP script, read the form variables using $_POST. Look into using fopen() or fputcsv(). If it's only a few form inputs, you can just add them field by field.

$handle = fopen("data.txt", "w");
$txt = "Jane Doe\n";
fwrite($handle, $txt);
fclose($handle);

Something like that, but that's just a basic example, you will have to adapt it.

Do it. Not even kidding. Take the time for a breather and relaxing weekend. It's well worth it! I'm sure you can find the time!

Go to nordstrom.com. It redirects to a shop subdomain or a mobile shop subdomain. Not sure if it's entirely necessary, but even big brands do it fine.

I'd guess get_user_meta isn't returning an array. Do a var_dump on it by itself without the in_array stuff that's wrapping it.

I keep my house at 69 degrees. I do appreciate the insight, but I think it's a comfort thing vs. temperature. He has a very warm bed upstairs that he likes to avoid. Haha. He's only 5 months old so he's still learning what he can and can't do. If I try to lay with him on the ground he just bites my ears facepalm

Extensions. But: Chrome allocates more RAM than it needs so that when it needs it, it doesn't have to request for system resources. So even though the RAM is being allocated to Chrome, it isn't actually USING that much, it's just reserved for it to use. At least as far as I've read and understood.

Don't revert. Just fix the redirects. Redirects are the cause of most failed site "migrations". I would assume you're seeing old detections and not something recent. Just mark as fixed and see if it comes back in awhile, but make a note of the urls and you can even crawl them using screaming frog to verify they are redirected properly.

RemindMe! 4 Days

DataTables JS will take care of most of your front-end needs. Sorting, filtering, searching, you can even do inline cell editing as well as column hiding and CSV/Excel/PDF exports. All through using tables.

I second this.

Nope.

No, label just means you can click on the whole element: checkbox + the text describing it. If you don't use label, you can only click on the checkbox.

This is why signing into a website requires a password. Just log out. What's the difference if you still have to type a password to get in?

https://moz.com/google-algorithm-change

Remind anyone of Austin Powers? Yeah.

Are you sure it's not the missing semi-colon somewhere?

Boo fucking who DDG. I'd rather be notified when something is trying to hijack my chrome settings than not be notified, even if it is legitimate. So many companies are claiming something Google does is unfair... They all seem like petty issues to me.