How To Integrate Google's ReCaptcha on Your Website
The ReCaptcha plugin by Google is a brilliant invention that presents website users with a challenge to distinguish between bots and humans. Works beautifully and very easy to implement.
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Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Friday, 4 November 2016
Simple Hacks: How To Check Last Modified Date of Webpage
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| Check last modified date Pic credit: MaxyCorp Enterprise |
Did you know...
that you could check the date a web page you are visiting was last modified?
If you are a serious internet user and have ever thought to yourself, "I wonder when this website was last updated", then you need not wonder no more. You can effectively check the last time a website page was modified by entering the following into the address bar of the website:
" javascript:alert(document.lastModified) "This simple script queries the current document (web URL) being viewed for one of its native properties - lastModified. This property records the last time the document was modified. Ideally, this is used to tell the last time a webmaster edited the content of a page. Page visitors can use this information to assess the update status of sites that provide time-sensitive information.
This works best on static pages as dynamic pages may have scripts that constantly update the webpage content without the intervention of the Webmaster.
Wednesday, 21 September 2016
Do It Yourself Internet Filter
HOW TO TO SET UP YOUR OWN INTERNET FILTER
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| Restrict Access To Select Websites on Your Windows PC |
DISCLAIMER: Advanced level computer users and higher nerds will most likely find this easy and very helpful. The same cannot be said for beginner level users. MaxyCorp cannot be held liable for any time you may waste actually
attempting this; any damage - programmatically or physically out of frustration - you may
inflict upon your computer hardware after becoming angry at how out of
the way this process actually is; and
any operating system or software problems that may arise from toying
with your Windows Host File.
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