[DM-MUG] Apples in the Enterprise

[Chris Van Cleve]

No, using a server-side language won't affect your browser rankings. In 
the end you're still just spitting out HTML to the browser. There are 
some other things that affect it though, like javascript, super nested 
tables, etc. You might want to take a gander at some web resources on 
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) to see what is good and what is bad to 
do.

Chris VC

On Apr 12, 2005, at 3:02 PM, Chris Rinehart wrote:

> So you know if using PHP files affects web rankings. I know that they 
> have problems with non HTML pages. I guess if you are using a live 
> data base you can not have static pages. We get a lot of hits but have 
> a  low percentage of browser to buyer conversions. I am just trying to 
> figure out a way to make my site work better. Regards Chris
>
>
> Someday you will find that there is a difference between wanting and 
> having.
>
> http://www.kavanaughgallery.com
> On Apr 12, 2005, at 2:46 PM, Chris Van Cleve wrote:
>
>> For our web site we use both MS Access and MS SQL on the backend, 
>> with IIS running ASP on the frontend. (Well, for another year anyway. 
>> heh) For our Intranet we're running MySQL/Apache/PHP on Mac OS X 
>> XServe. It also connects to and uses our enterprise systems which are 
>> run on MS SQL 2000, Oracle 9i, FileMaker Pro, and some flat files.
>>
>> For development tools, I retired Dreamweaver late last year. I simply 
>> cannot use a WYSIWYG editor anymore because of the massive amounts of 
>> server-side includes and PHP OOP code. Nothing can render it but a 
>> browser hitting a live server. My editor of choice, at present, is 
>> skEdit. (I picked it over Text Wrangler, BBEdit, and TextMate) I have 
>> made several suggestions to the programs' developer to make things a 
>> bit nicer for PHP authors (if you code regular HTML or Cold Fusion 
>> this app is perfect) and he is considering them, and is in the 
>> process of adding some of the features already. I urge you to take a 
>> look at it if you're doing web development.
>>
>> The other development tool I couldn't live without is CSSEdit. It is 
>> extremely useful if you're developing a standards-based site.(Style 
>> Master is also good, but CSSEdit has that Made for Mac feel that it 
>> lacks)
>>
>> For database work, I find myself using MySQL Administrator and 
>> phpMyAdmin predominantly for my MySQL work, and Aqua Data Studio for 
>> all of my other databases and when I need to link MySQL to the 
>> others. Aqua Data Studio is free, although I would pay hundreds for 
>> it, it's so useful. OSS rocks!
>>
>> For my graphic work, I rely mostly on Photoshop CS, however I dabble 
>> with several other apps as needed. (I miss ColorIt! terribly)
>>
>> Chris VC
>>
>>
>> On Apr 12, 2005, at 2:03 PM, Chris Rinehart wrote:
>>
>>> Hello
>>> I dont use any of the x serve macs at work but I do have two G4's 
>>> that I do image manipulation and web design. I started with the Mac+ 
>>> that I got at U of I surplus for $150. I also use Pc's and can not 
>>> believe how un-intuitive they are. I have all of them set up with 
>>> the task bar at the top though.  The site I work with is over 300 mg 
>>> and 3000 pages of art. I am still trying to attach style sheets to 
>>> it all to make it a little more manageable. Do you use an SQL data 
>>> base for your web work? I know that dreamweaver has a lot of 
>>> features in this area that I dont use. Regards Chris
>>>
>>> Someday you will find that there is a difference between wanting and 
>>> having.
>>>
>>> http://www.kavanaughgallery.com
>>>
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