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Translate your website into 52 languages

August 2nd, 2010

Just copy and paste the TranslateThis Button anywhere on your site, it’s free and easy. There are no files to upload and it works on almost any website.

The TranslateThis Button is a lightweight Javascript translation widget. It translates any page quickly using Ajax and the Google Language API.

Customizable Options

The TranslateThis Button allows you to set a number of options:

  • Tracking with Google Analytics
  • Changing the button image
  • Changing text options
  • Changing supported languages
  • Callback functions
  • And more…

This service available in two options, as a standalone code (work for all websites or blogs) or as a WordPress plugin. When you choose as a standalone code, all you have to do is that put the code everywhere you want it to.

Here is the html code:

<!– Begin TranslateThis Button –>

<div id=”translate-this”><a href=”http://translateth.is/”>Translate</a></div>

<script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://www.google.com/jsapi”></script>
<script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://x.translateth.is/translate-this.js”></script>
<script type=”text/javascript”>
TranslateThis();
</script>

<!– End TranslateThis Button –>

If you use WordPress, get the plugin from here.  The TranslateThis Button is the simplest way to internationalize your site.

Smowtion has just made an agreement with Payoneer

June 2nd, 2010

Smowtion has just made an agreement with Payoneer whereby, until July 15, 2010, it will not apply any costs to activate the prepaid MasterCard you need to use to credit your payments.

Since I have Payoneer Prepaid MasterCard (activated for sure), this wonderful Smowtion Reviewers Program would make me some extra money (at $100). Those affiliates who get registered based on this post will generate some extra income; the Publisher who accumulates higher income through this program will be entitled to this EXTRA BONUS.

So, why dont you get in? $100 is waiting.

Electronic Cigarette

August 13th, 2009

They name it blu.

According to its website, it works with a small rechargeable battery and a unique, safe replaceable cartridge that contains water, propylene glycol, nicotine, a scent that emulates a tobacco, and other flavorings exclusive to blu. When you inhale it activates the atomizer which releases simulated smoke that is actually water vapor.

They also say that blu is the best electronic cigarette in the market, not only because of its unique flavors, but also because of our industry-exclusive pack. The pack charges your batteries on the go and allows you to carry around 5 cartridges together with two batteries in a high-quality plastic case that is similar to a normal cigarette pack in size. Additionally, our patented cartridge produces more smoke than other electronic cigarettes and provides a more authentic experience that feels and looks like traditional smoking – without the tar and carcinogens.

In addition to all, blu does not produce smoke. blu produces an odorless and harmless water vapor that disappears in seconds. You can read all FAQ here.

Well, I am not a smoker (and will never be). You may try this as your daily habit, but as we already know that “real” cigarette replacements had been sold for years and it still has negative impact for your health. Namely chewing tobaco, it can cause cancer inside your mouth.

Challenges to Simple Website Security

August 11th, 2009

Reading a very good artice on Articlecity.info today gives me an idea to write this simple and well known for most of webmasters all over the planet. Articlecity was talking about How to increase your websites security, and as an extend to it I want to add some clues of how the website security is a thing that need extra time.

Security of a website is one of the main priority for a webmaster. But most of the webmaster only the design and what topics should be provided to attract visitors as much as possible.

In fact, if a webmaster ignoring a security website, the webmaster who is injured themselves because a hacker can take important data on a website and also can even make a random view website (deface) .

Here are some common methods that are often used for hackers to attack a website:

1. Remote File Inclusion (RFI)
Methods that exploit weaknesses include PHP script (), include_once (), require (), require_once () the variable is not declared with perfect. With RFI an attacker can include a file that is outside of the server.

2. Local File Inclusion (LFI)
Methods that exploit weaknesses include PHP script (), include_once (), require (), require_once () the variable is not declared with perfect. With LFI an attacker can include a file that is outside of the server.

3. SQL injection
SQL injection is a technique that utilizes an error writing SQL queries on a website so that a hacker can insert some SQL statement to ‘query’ in a way to manipulate input data to the application.

4. Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
XSS also known with CSS stands for Cross Site Scripting.XSS is a method or enter a code into the HTML script that you run a website through a browser on the client.

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