How about a Tools --> Re-optimize procedure AFTER the deletion of the troubled page?Originally Posted by mmgorman
How about a Tools --> Re-optimize procedure AFTER the deletion of the troubled page?
John - I am born to tease, not to please.
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Yes, absolutely... add Step 8, ReOptimize the sucker....
Is there a place where the Problem....
1) You have a Name with Blanks and want to Eliminate them.
2) You Regenerate and notice that your names have NOT changed to the Blankless name but remain with the Old Name
3) Then Here's the procedure to Correct this.
4) Then the eight steps, 4.1 through 4.8
Can this be posted somewhere other than buried deep within the bowels of the NetObjects Forum for somebody to somehow discover sometime after spending Too Much Time?
Can this be posted somewhere other than buried deep within the bowels of the NetObjects Forum for somebody to somehow discover sometime after spending Too Much Time?
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Hi there,
I like to believe that every serious person about to ask for help in any forum runs a search with his keywords first and foremost.
Other than that, serious web masters (or software users in the case of software support forums) take time to read new threads and posts from time to time to have an idea of other people's problems.
One can also learn quite a bit by answering questions.
In other words, someone must be dedicated to what he is doing.
One can NEVER compare the help value of a forummer with 1,000 posts (mostly replies) to someone who just comes in with silly posts & attitudes and has a total of 15 posts.
Amateurs jump right in head first and start threads where they are ignored, admonished ('go read from searches') or given (limited) help mostly from other amateurs like them.
Another way to detect good threads is by their exposure: the number of replies and views differentiates the more important threads from the not-so-important ones. Many readers gravitate towards the major threads ('sticky' or not) and skip the threads with 2 replies/9 views.
Those who will win know how to go about finding the right info, those who will lose waste their time and the time of others ...
Life goes on, and there is always help from great guys to nice guys.
If you do not get the answer with the solution, just re-post a week later and one of those great guys will reply at that time.
John - I am born to tease, not to please.
For NOF beginners: read everything here and practice on mock web sites first.
Before asking a question, search to see if it has not been asked and answered already.
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