Comments for PaperStreet http://www.paperstreet.com/blog Law Firm Internet Marketing Blog, Web Design Articles Thu, 19 Jan 2012 22:45:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on HP 2605 Printer: How to Force Print or How to Override Replace Cartridge by NettlesScience http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/2027/comment-page-1#comment-232462 NettlesScience Thu, 19 Jan 2012 22:45:00 +0000 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/?p=2027#comment-232462 Hewlett Packard Toner masses Comparing brand new cartridges to cartridges when HP says they need to be replaced. I believe cartridge limitations are arbitrary. Color New (grams) Old(grams) Difference (grams) Date Yellow 646.3 636.38 9.92 11/16/2011 Cyan 646.2 641.3 4.9 11/16/2011 Magenta 644.3 642.1 2.2 11/16/2011 Black 659.6 603.5 47.5 12/5/2011 Toner cartridges are all new H-P, in sealed cartons. All were replaced when the printer refused to make anymore prints and indicated they needed replacing. All were less than 6 months old. Hewlett Packard Toner masses Comparing brand new cartridges to cartridges when HP says they need to be replaced. I believe cartridge limitations are arbitrary.
Color New (grams) Old(grams) Difference (grams) Date
Yellow 646.3 636.38 9.92 11/16/2011
Cyan 646.2 641.3 4.9 11/16/2011
Magenta 644.3 642.1 2.2 11/16/2011
Black 659.6 603.5 47.5 12/5/2011
Toner cartridges are all new H-P, in sealed cartons.
All were replaced when the printer refused to make anymore prints and indicated they needed replacing.
All were less than 6 months old.

]]> Comment on How to Fix: Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter by David@iconera http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/1723/comment-page-1#comment-232439 David@iconera Tue, 10 Jan 2012 23:09:00 +0000 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/?p=1723#comment-232439 my site hosted live and i used the editor in cpanel to make one small change. nexst thing the error came up. thankfully we have google and people who post solutions. TIP: if you use the cpanel editor, use the code editor it works for php. Regard David Icon Era my site hosted live and i used the editor in cpanel to make one small change. nexst thing the error came up. thankfully we have google and people who post solutions. TIP: if you use the cpanel editor, use the code editor it works for php.
Regard

David
Icon Era

]]> Comment on WordPress URL Rewrites for Windows IIS – How to Remove index.php Using HTTPD.ini file by Mukeshchauhan81 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/1321/comment-page-1#comment-232411 Mukeshchauhan81 Tue, 03 Jan 2012 12:35:00 +0000 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/?p=1321#comment-232411 No need to install any ISAPI filter to remove the index.php from WordPress permalinks.No need of .htaccess file..Use these simple steps to WordPress Permalinks in IIS 6.0 using Custom 404 Redirect for Windows Shared hosting/manas hosting or any windows shared hosting. http://dotnetcodebytes.blogspot.com/2011/11/remove-indexphp-from-wordpress-on.html No need to install any ISAPI filter to remove the index.php from WordPress permalinks.No need of .htaccess file..Use these simple steps to WordPress Permalinks in IIS 6.0 using Custom 404 Redirect for Windows Shared hosting/manas hosting or any windows shared hosting.

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]]> Comment on WordPress URL Rewrites for Windows IIS – How to Remove index.php Using HTTPD.ini file by Anonymous http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/1321/comment-page-1#comment-232385 Anonymous Tue, 20 Dec 2011 18:53:00 +0000 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/?p=1321#comment-232385 Mike, just like .htaccess files, httpd.ini files affect the entire directory they are placed in. If you place the httpd.ini file in the root, then the entire web structure will be affected. If you place httpd.ini in the /blog/ subfolder, then only the /blog/ will be affected. That said, I recommend keeping the httpd.ini and .htaccess in the root folder for rewrites. As long as you add /blog/ to your rewrite rules in the root, then you should be good to go. If you experience otherwise, please let us know! Mike, just like .htaccess files, httpd.ini files affect the entire directory they are placed in. If you place the httpd.ini file in the root, then the entire web structure will be affected. If you place httpd.ini in the /blog/ subfolder, then only the /blog/ will be affected.

That said, I recommend keeping the httpd.ini and .htaccess in the root folder for rewrites. As long as you add /blog/ to your rewrite rules in the root, then you should be good to go.

If you experience otherwise, please let us know!

]]> Comment on WordPress URL Rewrites for Windows IIS – How to Remove index.php Using HTTPD.ini file by Anonymous http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/1321/comment-page-1#comment-232386 Anonymous Tue, 20 Dec 2011 18:53:00 +0000 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/?p=1321#comment-232386 Mike, just like .htaccess files, httpd.ini files affect the entire directory they are placed in. If you place the httpd.ini file in the root, then the entire web structure will be affected. If you place httpd.ini in the /blog/ subfolder, then only the /blog/ will be affected. That said, I recommend keeping the httpd.ini and .htaccess in the root folder for rewrites. As long as you add /blog/ to your rewrite rules in the root, then you should be good to go. If you experience otherwise, please let us know! Mike, just like .htaccess files, httpd.ini files affect the entire directory they are placed in. If you place the httpd.ini file in the root, then the entire web structure will be affected. If you place httpd.ini in the /blog/ subfolder, then only the /blog/ will be affected.

That said, I recommend keeping the httpd.ini and .htaccess in the root folder for rewrites. As long as you add /blog/ to your rewrite rules in the root, then you should be good to go.

If you experience otherwise, please let us know!

]]> Comment on WordPress URL Rewrites for Windows IIS – How to Remove index.php Using HTTPD.ini file by Mike Bosch http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/1321/comment-page-1#comment-232384 Mike Bosch Tue, 20 Dec 2011 10:53:00 +0000 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/?p=1321#comment-232384 If I am having blog as a sub-site. Like www.example.com/blog Then where should I upload httpd.ini file? On wwwroot or at blog folder? If I am having blog as a sub-site.

Like http://www.example.com/blog

Then where should I upload httpd.ini file?

On wwwroot or at blog folder?

]]> Comment on Law Firm SEO 101: 10 Tips to Build your Law Firm’s Link Authority Online & Improve its Search Rankings. by Anonymous http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/3953/comment-page-1#comment-232370 Anonymous Thu, 15 Dec 2011 10:31:00 +0000 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/?p=3953#comment-232370 Thank you very much for posting this important information about SEO Law Firm, Do <a href="http://www.vastvision.com" rel="nofollow">Ranked Top Search Engine Optimization Company</a> had a SEO Law Firm? Thank you very much for posting this important information about SEO Law Firm, Do Ranked Top Search Engine Optimization Company had a SEO Law Firm?

]]> Comment on WordPress URL Rewrites for Windows IIS – How to Remove index.php Using HTTPD.ini file by Ravi http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/1321/comment-page-1#comment-231584 Ravi Tue, 01 Nov 2011 08:47:00 +0000 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/?p=1321#comment-231584 Hi, Thanks for the tip. With WP 3.2, it automatically writes the rules to redirect. But, we have 1000s of pages already with numerous inlinks. If we change the URL to /year/month/day/postname, the redirect works without index.php. But if we change the URL to /postname then the previous URLs are showing page not found ( The site still works with new structure. The problem is with redirecting old URLs) Can any one let us know the redirect rules? We have only web.config access and no HTTPD.ini Thanks Hi, Thanks for the tip.

With WP 3.2, it automatically writes the rules to redirect.

But, we have 1000s of pages already with numerous inlinks.

If we change the URL to /year/month/day/postname, the redirect works without index.php.

But if we change the URL to /postname then the previous URLs are showing page not found ( The site still works with new structure. The problem is with redirecting old URLs)

Can any one let us know the redirect rules?

We have only web.config access and no

HTTPD.ini

Thanks

]]> Comment on How building a website is like building a house by Pay Per Click Management Texas http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/3959/comment-page-1#comment-231512 Pay Per Click Management Texas Wed, 19 Oct 2011 06:45:00 +0000 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/?p=3959#comment-231512 I truly agree with this quote that building a website is like building a home. I truly agree with this quote that building a website is like building a home.

]]> Comment on Law Firm SEO Tips by SEO Company India http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/3593/comment-page-1#comment-231501 SEO Company India Sat, 15 Oct 2011 11:45:00 +0000 http://www.paperstreet.com/blog/?p=3593#comment-231501 It depends on your budget. I have gone to several of his presentations and his stuff is great! He has presented at several search marketing expos for local business. It depends on your budget. I have gone to several of his presentations and his stuff is great! He has presented at several search marketing expos for local business.

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