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Five Point Capital, Searching for the Right Keywords through Staff Leasing Companies
by Super Star 08 Jan '08

08 Jan '08

Five Point Capital, Searching for the Right Keywords through Staff Leasing Companies A growing number of websites compete to be among the top ten listings in the search results. This position gives them a higher possibility of getting more customers compared with a lower rank. Web marketers use several tools to achieve high rankings, probably one of the most important although others don?t realize, is keyword research. There are many tactics for optimizing a site to have high search rankings. But since most visits to a site start with a search engine click, optimizing a site for the right keywords is really critical. This is why keyword research is so important, right? It is really important that you will be able to target all relevant keyword phrases to be able to be among the top rank websites. You just can?t afford to guess the keywords often searched by people, or else you?ll see your businesses slowly toppling down. Searching for the right keywords for your websites doesn?t simply take a day or two. It would sometimes take a week or more. If this is so, how can busy people maintain or increase the ranks of their websites. Yeah, maybe it can be done, but how sure that it is done systematically and professionally? Hiring a new employee to do this can also be costly for a company especially if it is just starting. Some resort to webmaster staffing? Getting someone from a webmaster staffing company to do professional keyword research and other services can do no harm to your business; it is to your advantage, in fact. The company wouldn?t have to provide office space for the staff as they will be working in their own place but still under your directions. Plus, you?re free from hiring and training costs. Staffs from webmaster staffing companies like Agents of Value are already well-trained and were able to pass extensive screening process to be able to provide world-class services. Opting to hire from a webmaster staffing company can lessen your overhead expenses like overtime. This companies also charge lower for their services compared to others so you will be able to save in your labor cost. Most outsourcing offices are found in places with lower cost of living. Keyword research may sound so easy but finding the right ones takes time and effort. Only people who have the time, knowledge and training can do this efficiently. If you want to get your sites on the top list, a webmaster staffing company is the best choice for you to look for someone who?ll work it for your business! Annie Rose Pantas is a webmaster working for Agents of value, an outsourcing company that offers programming, online marketing and graphic designing services. Visit these sites and

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Liberty League International, Signs Of A Real Internet Home Business
by Super Star 08 Jan '08

08 Jan '08

Liberty League International, Signs Of A Real Internet Home Business The world of internet home business is often clouded by people trying to scam opportunity seekers. This can make for a very disheartening and difficult process of finding a real home business opportunity. Part of the problem is that there are so many choices in home business opportunities. The internet has made home business something almost anyone can, no matter their budget. This also has created the perfect breeding ground for those who love to offer big promises but fail to deliver. In order to find a real internet home business opportunity a person has to understand how to spot a real opportunity from a scam. This may sometimes be tricky, but it can be done when a person has the right knowledge. One of the key differences between a real home business opportunity and a scam is that with a real opportunity the company is willing to tell everything up front. They make it clear what the business is and how money is made. They never try to hide anything or keep details vague. Another big sign of a real opportunity is that there will be plenty of people who are willing to back up the company. These people may be customers or even other business owners. People who have worked or who are working for a company are the best source of information. They will be able to give the real scoop about if the opportunity is real or a scam. Also look for a genuine, proven system of making money through the business. If there is not a clear way that money will be made then it is not likely to be a real home business opportunity. Finding a real home business opportunity is something that can be despite the many scams that seem to about there. There are plenty of real home business opportunities that can make a big profit and be successful. It is just all about weeding the real one from the scams. www.libertyleagueinternational.info www.libertyleagueconference.com www.beyondfreedom.com

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Re: [Zope] Using md5 with allow_module
by Running Clam 08 Jan '08

08 Jan '08

Hi Andreas, On 1/8/08, Andreas Jung <lists(a)zopyx.com> wrote: > > Enough people have struggled with this that I'd like to understand it > > well enough to add something to the wiki for the next person who has > > the problem... > > There is an intriguing comment at the end of the page: > > <http://wiki.zope.org/zope2/HowToAddModulesToRestrictedCode> > Yes, I saw that. I've been in this situation a couple of times before, and have not pursued the "allow_modules()" option because it was simple enough to create an external method. However, this "seemed" like a nice simple case where allow_modules() "should" work, so I wanted to get to the bottom of it and understand my previous problems. >From what you say, the most useful comment I could add to the wiki would be to quote your original response that "allow_module() does not work with all and everything" and add my own conclusion that if allow_module() does not work in a given case it is not worth spending much troubleshooting time on. I'm happy to accept your advice that allow_modules() simply won't work in all cases - but that's the advice I wish I'd found in the wiki 24 hours ago... -- Cheers, Philip

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Re: [Zope] Intercept request
by David Chelimsky 08 Jan '08

08 Jan '08

On Jan 7, 2008 8:06 AM, Andreas Jung <lists(a)zopyx.com> wrote: > --On 7. Januar 2008 08:00:27 -0600 David Chelimsky <dchelimsky(a)gmail.com> > wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I want to show different things to different viewers based on their IP > > addresses. How can I do this? > > > Basically you look at the clients ip address (from the REQUEST object) > and perform any action you need (redirections, conditions within scripts, > templates)...but no idea what the sense of this usecase is. If you have > different audiences, setup sites with different content or something > similar. In addition: using Zope behind proxy will lead in request coming > from the IP address of your reverse proxy. Additional > configuration/programming is necessary to get hold of the original IP. Thanks for the reply. The use case is that my client wants to block a range of IP addresses from being able to view their site. So I need to access the originating IP address and filter appropriately. I've written a few custom zope products before, but I've not done anything that really modifies zope's behaviour on every request - just on requests for the specific objects I'm publishing. So I'm familiar with the request object, but I don't know how to intercept *every* request. Are there any global request life-cycle hooks? If you can point me to those that would be a great help. Cheers, David

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Re: [Zope] Using md5 with allow_module
by Running Clam 08 Jan '08

08 Jan '08

Hi All, Sorry Andreas - I hit "reply" instead of "reply-all", and sent my response only to you. Thanks for your reply. On 1/8/08, Andreas Jung <lists(a)zopyx.com> wrote: > > FAQ! > Yes, there have been a good few questions about this - I spent a lot of time googling yesterday, and found a couple of threads where the questioner seems to have given up at this point. The problem seems to be that it works "some of the time" - I have another case where it works (pywintypes, FWIW). > allow_module() does not work with all and everything. > Use an external method or a browser view instead or move your code into > your zope product code (if you have one). > In this case, how could I know that allow_module() will not work with md5? IOW, how could I tell the difference between a module not being a candidate for allow_module() and an error in my own code? I understand that an external method or a product are my other choices, but I'm really uncomfortable about not understanding how I can tell when I can and when I cannot use allow_module() - at the moment, this feels horribly like "trial and error" coding! Enough people have struggled with this that I'd like to understand it well enough to add something to the wiki for the next person who has the problem... -- Cheers, Philip

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Re: [Zope] Intercept request
by David Chelimsky 07 Jan '08

07 Jan '08

On Jan 7, 2008 8:23 AM, Andreas Jung <lists(a)zopyx.com> wrote: > > > --On 7. Januar 2008 08:18:14 -0600 David Chelimsky <dchelimsky(a)gmail.com> > wrote: > > > On Jan 7, 2008 8:06 AM, Andreas Jung <lists(a)zopyx.com> wrote: > >> --On 7. Januar 2008 08:00:27 -0600 David Chelimsky <dchelimsky(a)gmail.com> > >> wrote: > >> > >> > Hi, > >> > > >> > I want to show different things to different viewers based on their IP > >> > addresses. How can I do this? > >> > >> > >> Basically you look at the clients ip address (from the REQUEST object) > >> and perform any action you need (redirections, conditions within scripts, > >> templates)...but no idea what the sense of this usecase is. If you have > >> different audiences, setup sites with different content or something > >> similar. In addition: using Zope behind proxy will lead in request coming > >> from the IP address of your reverse proxy. Additional > >> configuration/programming is necessary to get hold of the original IP. > > > > Thanks for the reply. > > > > The use case is that my client wants to block a range of IP addresses > > from being able to view their site. > > You have a firewall for this purpose or you use apache rewrite rules for > performing URL rewriting. Our host uses nginx, not apache. We can still do this w/ nginx configuration, but it means maintaining a configuration file rather than application code (which in my experience is more flexible/maintainable). Right now I'm just exploring options, so I'd still like to know how I can do this with Zope. Thanks, David > > -aj > >

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Intercept request
by David Chelimsky 07 Jan '08

07 Jan '08

Hi, I want to show different things to different viewers based on their IP addresses. How can I do this? Cheers, David

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CMF 2.1.1 released
by Jens Vagelpohl 06 Jan '08

06 Jan '08

The CMF developer community is hereby announcing the release of CMF version 2.1.1. What is the CMF? The Zope Content Management Framework provides a set of services and content objects useful for building highly dynamic, content-oriented portal sites. The CMF provides the foundation for popular software packages such as Plone. It is intended to be easily customizable, in terms of both the types of content used and the policies and services it provides. Where do I get it? For release files, change logs, installation instructions and more please visit http://www.zope.org/Products/CMF/CMF-2.1.1. Roadmap and release information can be found at http://www.zope.org/Products/CMF/docs/roadmap. The CMF mailing list can be reached at the zope-cmf(a)zope.org address, to sign up please visit http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-cmf . Please file bug reports, feature requests or suggestions in the CMF bug collector at https://bugs.launchpad.net/zope-cmf/ . What has changed since the last release? Bug Fixes - CMFDefault.PropertiesTool: Fix a faulty manage_changeProperties invocation which broke the 'Reconfigure Portal' screen (https://bugs.launchpad.net/zope-cmf/+bug/174246) - CMFCore.exportimport.content: Add simple guard against import failures when the ".objects" file contains empty lines. (https://bugs.launchpad.net/zope-cmf/+bug/176328)

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Defining a Variable
by Victor Subervi 05 Jan '08

05 Jan '08

Hi; I have this in a page template: <html> <body> <table> <tr> <td tal:define="num python:here.scripts.getQuote"> <span metal:use-macro="here/en-us/quotes/?num/macros/quote" /><br /> <div align="center"> <span class="text"> <a href="quotes.pt" target="_top"><b>The quotes</b></a> </span> </div> </td> </tr> </table> </body> <html> Now, I thought that was the correct way to call the variable "num" (that is, with the question mark: "?num"). Apparently, I'm mistaken. I've even tried defining it this way: <td tal:define="num python:str(11)"> to make sure that num was properly assigned. What am I missing? Also, if I have a dir called "scripts" in which "getQuote" exists, and "scirpts" is in the path, shouldn't that notation work okay? TIA, Victor

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Best Practice for including Javascript in Zope Applications
by Matt Hollingsworth 04 Jan '08

04 Jan '08

Hello, I'm new to developing for zope, and I have a quick question regarding some best practices when using Javascript in zope applications. I would like to use Ext JS (http://www.extjs.com/ ) in an application that I am writing. It is a fairly extensive library, so I didn't really want to copy/paste every single file into a dtml method. I looked all over the place for some discussion on this subject, but only found things relating to plone (which apparently has a javascript registry); however, I wish to stay away from plone for this particular application. What should I do to use these libraries? Is there a canned solution for this sort of thing? Thank you much! -Matt

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