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"raw_text": "Asynchronous - True or False? Server requests should be sent asynchronously. set to true: xhttp.open(\"GET\", \"ajax_test.asp\", true); By sending asynchronously, the JavaScript does not execute other scripts while waiting for server response deal with the response after the response is ready BK 13 P.HCM"
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"raw_text": "AJAX Response Server response properties: Property Description responseText get the response data as a string responseXML get the response data as XML data The responseText property returns the server response as a JavaScript string, and you can use it accordingly: document.getElementById(\"demo\") .innerHTML = xhttp.responseText; response as an XML DOM object. BK 14 P.HCM"
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"raw_text": "References W3 Schools - w3schools.com BK 15 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "BK PHP Cookies TP.HCM Presented by Nguyén Düc Thai Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology"
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"raw_text": "What is a Cookie? A cookie is often used to identify a user. A cookie is a small file that the server embeds on the user's computer browser, it will send the cookie too. With PHP, you can both create and retrieve cookie values. BK 2 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Retrieve a Cookie Retrieve the value of the cookie \"user\" (using the global variable $_COOKIE). Use the issetO function to find out if the cookie is set: <?php if(!isset($ COOKIE[$cookie name] { echo \"Cookie named .\" . $cookie_name is not set!\", } else echo \"Cookie ! . $cookie_name . is set!<br>\"; echo \"Value is: \" : $_COOKIE[$cookie_name]; } ?> BK 4 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Check if Cookie are Enable Count the $ COOKIE array variable <?php if(count($_COOKIE) > 0) { echo \"Cookies are enabled.\"; } else { echo \"Cookies are disabled.\"; } ?> BK 7 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "References W3 Schools - w3schools.com BK 8 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "BK PHP Sessions TP.HCM Presented by Nguyén Dúc Thai Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology"
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"raw_text": "What is PHP Session? A session is a way to store information (in variables) to be used across multiple pages Unlike a cookie, the information is not stored on the users computer BK 2 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "What is PHP Session? When you work with an application, you open it, do some changes, and then you close it. This is much like a Session The computer knows who you are. It knows when you start the application and when you end. BK 3 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "What is PHP Session? But on the Internet there is one problem: the web server does not know who you are or what you do, because the HTTP address doesn't maintain state. Session variables solve this problem by storing user information to be used across multiple pages (e.g. username, favorite color, etc) BK 4 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "What is PHP Session? By default, session variables last until the user closes the browser. Session variables hold information about one single user, and are available to all pages in one application. BK 5 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Start a Session A session is started with the session_startO function. Session variables are set with the PHP global variable: $ SESSION. <?php // Start the session session start() : ?> <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <?php // Set session variables $_SESSION[\"favcolor\"] = \"green\"; $_SESSION[\"favanimal\"] = \"cat\"; echo \"Session variables are set.\"; ?> </body> Note: </html> session_startO function must be the very first thing in your document. Before any HTML tags. BK 6 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Get PHP Session Variable Values Session variables are not passed individually to each new page, instead they are retrieved from the session we open at the beginning of each page (session_startO). All session variable values are stored in the global $ SESSION variable: BK 7 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Get PHP Session Variable Values <?php session startQ ; ?> <!D0CTYPE html> <html> <body> <?php // Echo session variables that were set on previous page echo \"Favorite color is \" : $ SEsSION[\"favcolor\"] : \".<br>\" echo \"Favorite animal is \" : $ SEssIoN[\"favanimal\"] : ?> </body> </html> BK 8 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Get PHP Session Variable Values Another way to show all the session variable values for a user session is to run the following code: <?php session startO : ?> <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <?php print_r($_SESSI0N)j ?> </body> </html> BK 9 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "How does it work? Most sessions set a user-key on the user's computer that looks something like this: 765487cf34ert8dede5a562e4f3a7e12 Then, when a session is opened on another page, it scans the computer for a user-key. If there is a match, it accesses that session, if not, it starts a new session BK 10 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Modify a PHP Session Value To change a session variable, just overwrite it: <?php session startO j ?> <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <?php // to change a session variable, just overwrite it $_SESSI0N[\"favcolor\"] = \"yellow\"; print_r($_SESSI0N); ?> </body> </html> BK 11 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Keyword Significance Keywords are the basic and most important SEO tools for any web browser as they help the search queries to be materialized and actualized for search queries So, choosing the right keyword is the main activity for redesigning SEO operation. If a web developer cannot design good keywords, then SEO will be very difficult to operate as a lot of money and time will go down the drain. BK 5 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Keyword in Special Places Keywords in optimized numbers increase the quality additionally If keywords are in the page title, the headings, and the principle areas then it is good to have a link with 1 underlying content. If you have a comparable special keyword as your competitors, yet you have that word in the URL, this will help the website fantastically in improving the rank. BK 11 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Names interfere with Similar Organiz. It is unlawful to use similar words or keywords or spell-alike words for your websites which are in direct competition with the competitors. One should avoid these names as they can attract legal disputes and a bad reputation in the market as the competitor can file a lawsuit. BK 20 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Hosting This is the most important stage after arranging and building up a website for the Internet. Who will be facilitated? Would it be advisable for you to go for SEO? Web facilitation, or hosting as it is popularly called, isn't simply identified with the cost and highlights of the web facilitating server. BK 22 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Hosting Website proprietors who are distantly located think about different variables, for example, website design and subsequent improvement. Does picking a host server have any effect on SERP or not? BK 23 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "URL Restructuring For maintaining the correct structure of your URLs is likewise significant. Search engines face issues while ordering in dynamic websites. Apache is the most prevalent web server and modifies the module to change itself to dynamic long URLs for search engines, and most facilitating organizations offer it BK 24 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "HTML and XML Sitemap When you are finished making your sitemap, it is tool with the goal that Google can crawl your sitemaps One of the primary contrasts between HTML and XML sitemap, is in how Google views the site. BK 25 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "URL Structuring Web optimization and well-disposed URLs have always been in focus for SEO. From the quantity of organizers to the consideration of the essential specific keywords, proficient SEOs have investigated various mixed approaches for the ideal URL structure. It is described below how to structure or formulate URLs. BK 26 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "URL Structuring Keywords inclusion is something to be thankful for. If the fundamental keyword is included naturally with the content, then it will draw good response. Benefits are as follows: 1. It will come up in the status bar if a browser clicks on a linking website that comes up as a picture. Another huge preferred method is that web crawler visitors give a great deal of consideration to significant catch words in the web index SERP which draws greater traffic. BK 27 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "URL Structuring The most effective URL is that which the visitors can use easily. Web index is the not the most important thing for a clean URL, since visitors generally go for content and click on long items to read. BK 28 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "URL Structuring Short URLs are generally preferred as they are simple to use. Besides, due to the limitations of social media like Twitter, shorter URLs are much simpler to share over the internet. As a rule of thumb, if the URL of your blog entry is under 50 characters, you don't need to stress over it. BK 30 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "URL Structuring If it is longer than 100 characters, at that point you should rework it and make it easier to understand. The URLs of articles positioned on Google's #1 page BK 31 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "URL to Title of Webpage Matching It is viewed as an excellent practice to coordinate the URL with the title of the post - in any way possible. If title or content of the page is to some degree not quite the same as the catch words present in the URL it might prompt a \"bounce\" BK 32 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "URL to Title of Webpage Matching In a perfect world, you should coordinate the title and URL as much as possible. Stop words, like and, or, at the same time, the, an, and so on, are not important to incorporate into the URL. BK 33 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "URL to Title of Webpage Matching There is no restriction for inclusion of these words in the URL; however, they can frequently make a URL irrationally long. One of our objectives is to consistently make the URL short, basic, and decipherable. Keeping away from such stop words can enable you to accomplish that objective of effortlessness. BK 34 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Case Sensitivity www.abc.com/xyz www.abc.com/xYZ BK 35 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Picture Names The alt traits of these pictures should not be neglected as alt tags and title tags fortify the message for web index. This improves the ranking. The expression \"alt tag\" is generally utilized for restricting what's really an alt trait on an img tag For any picture on the website, the alt tag ought to depict what's on it. BK 36 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Picture Names When a picture is used without any logic only to create a background, then it ought to be in your CSs and not in your : HTML. If you truly can't transform it, give it a vacant alt BK 37 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Picture Names The unfilled alt trait ensures that screen browsers skirt the picture, alt content, and SEO. Google gives generally high esteem to alt writings to figure out what is in the picture, yet in addition to decide the subject of the encompassing content. BK 38 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Picture Names This doesn't mean that you will spam the keyword into each alt tag. The only thing that is required is to have a calibrated a good related image for the posts where the website will have all the content around the centered keyword. The rule of thumb is that if a keyword in the picture helps in identifying something, then include the alt tag. BK 39 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Meta Tags These are an incredible route for webmasters to give data about the websites to search engines. They give data for all browsers in all frameworks that they comprehend They are added to the<head> area of your HTML page. BK 40 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Google Uses Meta Tags for Ranking Some web crawlers once hoped to use concealed HTML tags like meta tags for requesting search engines in internet search results pages; However most search engines (in 2019) have developed past this, and Google surely has. Google has gone on record saying that it doesn't utilize few meta tags when positioning a page (in a positive way) and tests during the time have unquestionably appeared to affirm this. BK 41 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Meta Tag T. ypes Company name <meta name=\"author\" content=\"Author name (s) \"> In the event that there are numerous creators for a page, separate them by commas. <title>The Title of the 1. Page</title> 2. <meta a name=\"description\" content=\"Description l of page\"/> 3. <meta name=\"keywords\" content=\"Keywords identified l with page\"/> BK 42 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Detailed Description 4. The geotags are area-specific tags which can sit on each page on your site. These are for use if you have a physical area that is significant for your business, for instance a café. They can likewise be utilized for organizations that have stores all through the nation, with geotags doled out to any similar page for every individual area. 5. The robots label advises the search engine crawlers on how to treat the pages of your site; Noindex will advise the web crawlers not to record that page. Noindex will let them know not to pursue any of the connections on the page. 6, The revisit after label advises the web crawlers how frequently to return to and re-creep the site. BK 45 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "For Title, Keywords, Description The title tag is significant and ought to show up on each page of the site This ought to mirror the content of the page and incorporate a couple of keywords important to the page. The search engines find the keywords inside the title and description that matches with the result. Each page ought to have individual title tags. BK 46 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "For Title, Keywords, Description The meta description ought to be expressive and furthermore identify with what shows up on-page. It must contain keywords where important and be confined to 155 characters (any extra characters will be cut off inside the web crawler results). The meta keyword tag normally incorporates a couple of keywords significant to each page. This tag is presently to a great extent repetitive and is probably going to be overlooked by the web crawlers. In the early long periods of SEO, this tag was to a great extent mishandled by stuffing in loads of keywords, now and then inconsequential to the page content. To forestall this training, web search tools started disregarding BK these to counteract any control of the rankings. Whenever 47 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "For Title, Keywords, Description The meta keyword tag normally incorporates a couple of keywords significant to each page. This tag is presently to a great extent repetitive and is probably going to be overlooked by the web crawlers. BK 48 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Concept of Off-Page This deals with those activities where external links with different partners are established for improvement of search engine results page (SERP). These techniques deal with more complexity and specially with past web composition where listing or ranking can be done with establishing backlinks. BK 49 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Concept of Off-Page Web crawlers use on-page SEO for depicting the information. Off-page techniques act on the principle of how the external world looks to the website from other links through web-based networking media (Facebook likes, tweets, Pins, and so forth.). BK 50 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Off-Page SEO 1. Increasing the ranking. 2. Increasing page ranking. BK 51 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Backlink This is one of the most used cult words in SEO development by worldwide developers Backlinks simply connect site pages. Blogging is nowadays used as an enhancer of backlinks Previously blogging was used to position the web ranking and positioning across all search engines BK 52 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Backlink This is one of the most used cult words in SEO development by worldwide developers Backlinks simply connect site pages. Blogging is nowadays used as an enhancer of backlinks Previously blogging was used to position the web ranking and positioning across all search engines BK 53 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Terms Associated with Backlinks 1. Linking juice or interface juice: At the time of connecting two sites or blogs with the landing page, some juice or information is passed. This information is used to position the article and improve space authorization. 2. Link of nofollow: When a website links to another website but the link has a nofollow tag, that link does not pass link juice. Nofollow links are not useful concerning the ranking of a page as they do not contribute anything. In general, a webmaster uses the nofollow tag when he/she is linking out to an unreliable site. 3. Link of follow-up: Those links, at the time of connecting two websites or blogs, which are important for future linking are called follow-up links. BK 54 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Terms Associated with Backlinks 4. Root domain links: Backlinks which come from an exceptional area even if the website is connected or not to multiple sites. It is the one and only connection of root space. 5. Links of low quality: These are links from automated websites, digitally harvested sites, spam. These play havoc if followed in the off-page SEO. 6. Links of internal connections: Those links which move within a small space internally are called inward links used for interlinking 7. Anchor text: Hyperlinked text in the content as a grappled backlink which helps in the ranking of keywords. BK 55 IP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Off-Page Marketing articles Social networks Supporting websites (Same content) Forums BK 56 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "References W3 Schools - w3schools.com Web Programming with HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript - John Dean - Jones & Bartlett Publishers, 2019. BK 57 TP.HCM"
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"raw_text": "Contents Create a Website: register Domain + Hosting HTML/HTML5 + CSS3 JavaScript Responsive Design - Bootstrap Website Layout PHP PHP + MySQL/MariaDB Jquery,AJAx,Json Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Security issues ... and other website components BK 4 P.HCM"
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