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Search Engine Optimization
By Brad Callen
MADE EASY

CONTENTS
Chapter 1
"Optimize The Wrong Keywords And You'll Likely Never See Results ...”
"How Changing One Single Onpage Optimization Factor Can Boost
Your Rankings By Over 350 Positions!"
"The Secret To Getting Listed In Google In Under 24 Hours - Guaranteed!”
"How To Skyrocket Your Website To The Top Of Google With
Properly Planned Offpage Optimization!"
"How To Skyrocket Past The #1 Ranked Website On Google For
The Term Diet Information ..."
"Are You Asking Google To Penalize Or Ban Your Website?”
"Don't Get Your Website Banned BY Google... By Accident!”
"Possibly The Biggest Misconception About Ranking Well In The Search Engines...”
"What You Must Do To Rank Well For Your Inner Web Pages...”
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Quick Summary
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
"The Cold Hard Facts About Google Page Rank And
How To Use It To 1-Up Your Competitors

This course will provide in-depth coverage of major PHP syntax, built-in functions of PHP, web application programming techniques and recommended coding solutions based on common PHP requirements. The user will also learn how to create a complete web application using HTML/XHTML/XML, Javascript, Postgres/SQL and then learn to troubleshoot by example. Examples and code for an online card game, shopping cart, email newsletter, content management system and online survey system, are included within the tutorial

» Poll

This article will teach you how to write a basic poll script in php. You will mysql and a new version of PHP.

The first step is to create a database that will hold the information all the polls we want. For this article we will be creating a poll that will have 3 options. Yes, No, and Not Sure. So we will want to create feilds for each of those. I used Option1, Option2, and Option. We will also need a title and a question to ask. I created those as varchars. Another feild will hold the total number of votes total. The most important colum is the ID colum which will be an auto increment tinyint that will help use to select, edit, and add new records. Here is the schema of my table:

» Query Strings

This tutorial aplies to anything like page.php?var=stuff&var2=stuff. Let me define a few terms to start: 'query string' is the ?page=blah part in 'page.php?page=blah'. page=blah is called a variable=value pair. You can seperate them by doing 'page.php?var1=bob&var2=tom'.

Now, something that will cause many of you problems is register_globals. If its off (which it is by default in the last few php distrubs), using $queryStringVar when going to page.php?queryStringVar=tom wont print out anything. In fact, chances are it will give you an unset / undefined variable error... whcih isnt good! But we have a soultion.

Remember the variable=value pairs? We can get things from the query string through the $_GET array, no matter what. So since $queryStringVar doesnt work, we have to get it through $_GET['queryStringVar'].

Ever wanted to learn how to do that? Loading pages through the index? Well I will teach you how to do it a good way, fast and secure.

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