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Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 12:00:17   
hii, Guys!
I noticed on my website that the blue strip across the very top is showing the FP info instead of the page info...how do I get it to show what the page is?
Example: On my sales page in the address bar it shows "http://www.badcaragain.com/your_ebook_for_savings.htm" But, on the blue strip across the very top it shows "Webpage Template No: 02 - Microsoft Internet Explorer".
What do I need to do to get the page info on the blue strip? :)
Thanks, in the Lord, Tommy

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 12:08:01   
<TITLE>Webpage Template No: 02</TITLE>

- Modify this information inside your source code. You can also inside the FP Normal view, right-click and goto page properties. Search around inside their for a box that says "Webpage Template No: 02" and then modify it to fit your needs.

Leave it blank to show nothing.

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 12:09:35   
Go into FP & open up the page in question. Right click on the page & choose page properties. now locate the Title. Change it to whatever you wish.

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 13:01:44   

Thanks Bob and Corey!
I went in and changed the title, now it shows the "location":mfp - c:/Doc & Set etc.
Can I delete the "location" part of it?
In th Lord, Tommy

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 13:05:26   
What did you type in as the title? If you look at your main page on http://www.badcaragain.com/ - you will see the title as Learn how to do maintenance...

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 13:25:18   

At the moment I was just wondering how to change it on the sales page. When I find out what to do with that, I'll go to the rest of them and change them. :-)
On the sales page I put "your_ebook_for_savings" I had to do it this way so as to make a link for someone to click and go to that page, not the main page.
What I was wondering about on this page, which I haven't uploaded as of yet, was how to make it read just "your_ebook_for_savings" and not have all the 'location' information. I mean, do you really care where I have it located on my machine? :)
I appreciate what you do, here, and hope you can teach an old dog something!:)
If you don't mind, go to: http://www.badcaragain.com/your_ebook_for_savings.htm and see what I was talking about.
Thanks, in the Lord, Tommy

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 13:29:59   
When I go http://www.badcaragain.com/your_ebook_for_savings.htm - it still says Webpage Template. Did you upload your changes? When you open up that page - right click on it, choose Page Properties, what does it say in the Title part?

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 13:57:04   

Corey, I haven't uploaded the page yet. I know, now, how to change the title, but in Preview it showed the 'location' as well.
That is what I need to know, can I delete "location" ? Or, is there a need?
Forgive me and forget the above. I just uploaded it, went to it, and it is doing like it ortta!
Thanks again, Corey, if I can ever answer an automotive question for you, just ask. :)

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 14:04:58   
Well if you deleted <TITLE></TITLE> - that is why your location is showing up there. You need a title tag in your HTML page - otherwise the location will show up. For example, if you uploaded that page right now you would see the URL in the blue bar.

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 15:09:16   
[font="Arial"]
Everything is working just fine, now. Thanks.

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 15:16:41   
Just a tip. It is a VERY bad idea to include an e-mail address in the form of something@something.com. Spam bots will come to the forum here and search for e-mail addresses. Change something@something.com to something[AT]something.com. That is what I usually do.

And when you do not want your links being indexed use something[DOT].com/something.html. This way spam bots will not see them as links :)

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 15:27:59   

Thanks, Bob, I guess you are talking about on this forum, or any other, plus my website, right?
If I put badcaragain[at]netdot.com how will it work when it's clicked?
I have been concerned about them on the site but didn't know what to do.

Why would I not want my links to be indexed? I thought that was the way the search engines located you. (?)

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 15:51:49   
Thanks, Bob, I guess you are talking about on this forum, or any other, plus my website, right?
- I am talking about this forum, and every forum.

If I put badcaragain[at]netdot.com how will it work when it's clicked?
I have been concerned about them on the site but didn't know what to do.
- It will not work when it is clicked. But when someone wants to send you an e-mail, they will exchance [at] with an @ symbol so the e-mail will send.

Why would I not want my links to be indexed? I thought that was the way the search engines located you. (?)
- I ususally prefer to not have my links indexed on the forums I post on. The only link I wish to index is my main url. Many people post their web sites on forums just to get their linked indexed. This isn't good to have on your forums.

Basically, I would change the form of your e-mail address only. And do not change your URL: www.badcaragain.com.

Some forums will user built in functions to handle these e-mails and links in a specific way to not let bots pick them up.

It is actually pretty hard to in corporate into a forum, but it really helps users against spam. One of my clients I picked up last night had around 150 different e-mail addresses that were posted on his web site. He received around 1500 spam e-mails a day. This is a lot you would think, but then divide the total amount of e-mail spams by the number of e-mails he has, and you will see that it isn't too bad.

Anyways, what I did for him was use a javascript to encrypt the e-mail addresses. I use the same method on my web site. I wrote a tutorial on how to do the same someplace too. It really helps. My client will notice how much less spam messages he will b e receiving.

[Edit] Just to add.. This forum does not sue the encryption to display links. Example, this is what the code is for displaying a link in this forum:
<a target="_blank" href="http://www.badcaragain.com">www.badcaragain.com</a>


Now on a site using encryption, this would appear as:

<script type="text/javascript">
  document.write( '<a hr' + 'ef="' + 'http://www.badcaragain.com" target="_blank" title="Opens a new browser window.">' + 'www.badcaragain.com</a>' );
</script>


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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 16:09:20   

Thanks, Bob, I'll change it.
About the html scripts you added, do they work, and may I use them? :-)

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 16:16:16   
How to hide e-mail address from SPAM Bots [Javascript Tutorial]
Go their for the tutorial I wrote on how to do this. It is fairly easy to do.

Another user posted this link of his own work:
Javascript Code Generator for Hiding E-mail addresses

I also make a nice comparison between the two uses for both methods.

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 18:43:55   

Thanks, Bobby.
I will give this a try...I'm not familiar with most of this html stuff, still learning.
Would you be interested in an ebook, "Car Care and Tips"? Only cost a cyber-stamp!
You can get my email address here, I'm going to have to study a bit before I can change it. LOL
In th Lord, Tommy
P.S. I do appreciate you and all the others that have helped me.:)

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 18:53:54   
I'll pass on the eBook, but thanks for thinking of me.

I do appreciate you and all the others that have helped me.
- That's why the forum is here :)

[offtopic]Car business since 1970? I have a 1970 BOSS 302 sitting inside my garage. Rebuilt the engine not last summer, but the summer before. About 6 months afterwards, all hell broke lose and I have been fixing it up as I go and such. I am trying to find a buyer for it right now. Know anybody within the Arizona area looking to buy a junker? It has shaved door handles and a shaker hood.[/offtopic]

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 19:19:46   

No, I don't know anyone in AZ...I'm in Deep East Texas near Lufkin/Nacogdoches.
Send me a description of it, with a link/address, and I'll post it for you. How's that?

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 2/29/2004 19:36:20   
Sounds good, I will send the PM.

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RE: Blue Strip Across Top of Browser - 3/1/2004 16:30:47   
I got the info on the car, but I need to converse wit ye.
How can I get in touch with you? If you have an email address, please send it to me through my email address above...that's another thing I want to talk about, I can't get it off this forum. :-(
In th Lord, Tommy

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