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Eicra Package Tours Script 2.9.2 Nulled update

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Eicra Tour Script is a custom built solution that covers the end to end 
operations of Holiday divisions. The solution manages all reservation 
(air, car, hotels, activities, insurance and packages), inventory and 
back office processes via a fully integrated reservation system. Travel 
tour operators may post travel deals and other users may search for 
deals and order using PayPal or other merchant secure checkout. 
PhpHoliday.com has inbuilt tour management system that allows you to 
creates your own tour plan and customize your pricing.<span id="more-2848"></span><br />

<code>demo <a href="http://7link.ro/?http://www.eicra.com/php-package-tour-script.php" target="_blank">http://www.eicra.com/php-package-tour-script</a></code><br />

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Eicra Package Tours Script 2.9.2 Nulled update

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Lynda.com Self-Hosting a WordPress Site

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How to blog Import and Export New Feature

How to blog  Import and Export

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Today’s release brings another long-desired feature to Blogger: <span style="font-weight: bold;">Import and Export</span> of blogs. Now you can <b>export all of your posts and comments into a single, Atom-formatted XML file</b> for easy backup. You can then import the posts back into Blogger, either into an existing blog or into a new one.<br />
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To export your blog, log in to <b><span style="color: blue;">http://yourblogname.blogspot.com/</span></b> and go to the <b>Settings > Basic</b> page. You’ll see the <b>Others  Tools</b> 
 links at the top of the page for importing and exporting. (We also 
moved blog deletion up here from the bottom of the page. Don’t worry 
about accidentally clicking it, though; your blog wouldn’t be deleted 
until you confirmed on the next page.) <br />
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<img src="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_ePNaPx__W9w/SGRHRojdDmI/AAAAAAAAAWU/9qW9_cxn-x8/s200-R/export-save.png" style="border: 0pt none;" />Once
 you click “Export blog” and press the “Export” button on the next page,
 your browser will prompt you to save the XML file for your blog. Keep 
it somewhere safe as a backup, or import it into a different blog.  You 
can import one blog into another from the Blog Tools links, or when 
creating a new blog. Look for the “Advanced Options” at the bottom of 
the page.<br />
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When
 you import a blog, all of the posts will get saved in an “imported” 
state. From there you can publish just a few, or all of them at once.  
Here are some ideas for what you can do with importing and exporting:<br />
<ul>
<li><b>Merge two or more blogs into one.</b>  Take the exported posts and comments from one blog and import them into another one.   </li>
<li><b>Move individual posts from blog to blog.</b>  After importing, select just a set of posts to publish and publish them with one click.</li>
<li><b>Back up your blog to your own storage.</b> You can keep your 
words safe and under your control in case anything happens to your blog,
 or us, or if you want to remove them from the Internet.</li>
<li><b>Move your blog somewhere else.</b> Our export format is standard 
Atom XML. We hope to see other blogging providers extend their Atom 
support to include import and export. And, if you decide to come back to
 Blogger, importing your export file will get you back up and running in
 seconds.</li>
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<b>Caveats</b><br />
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<li>The export format currently <b>only covers blog posts and comments to those posts, not blog settings or templates</b>.
 To back up a Classic template, copy and paste the template code from 
the editor. To back up a Layouts template, use the Backup / Restore 
template option to download a copy of your template.</li>
<li>Before importing a blog for the first time, we recommend that you 
create a new, throwaway blog to import into so you get a sense for how 
the process works. Once you’re comfortable, import into your public 
blog.</li>
<li>At the moment there is a 1MB size limit on the blog you can import. This is a bug that we are correcting the issue.<br />
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Have you imported or exported your blog? Let us know about how it went in the comments.</div>
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How to blog Import and Export New Feature

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Create Blogger Make a Menu Bar That Categorizes Posts

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Create  Blogger Make a Menu Bar That Categorizes Posts </h2>
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One of the biggest problems with 
Blogspot is the menu bar. In WordPress, you can easily and quickly 
create drop down menus. In order to make that work in Blogger, you need 
to modify your code. However, not all is lost. Maybe you can’t have drop
 down menus without a lot of headache, but you can have categories at 
the top of your menu bar. You can use your labels as categories. Let’s 
say for example you write about food, marriage, and fashion. When 
someone comes to your site, they may only want to browse through the 
marriage posts. By creating a menu tab with the word marriage, blogger 
will pull up only those posts. Typically a menu bar is only comprised of
 static pages or outbound links. However, using a simple formula, you 
can create your labels to work as menu bar items!</div>
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If you haven’t created labels yet, you 
should. Labels are like extra keywords that attach to your post, but if 
you want to use the labels to help categorize your posts, pick about 
five or six labels and always use the same label when you are adding it 
to a post.</div>
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<em><strong>Once all your posts are labeled, here’s how to make the menu bar.</strong></em></div>
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1. Login to your Blogspot dashboard.</div>
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3. Click on your menu bar widget (it’s probably labeled pages) to open it up.<br />
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4. Go to the bottom where it says ADD LINK PAGE.<br />
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5. Type in the title as you want it to appear (in our example, type the word wordpress).</div>
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6. Now you need to type in a URL. <span class="GINGER_SOFATWARE_correct">http</span><span class="GINGER_SOFATWARE_correct">:</span>//www.<span class="GINGER_SOFATWARE_correct">[</span><em>your blog name</em>].com/search/label/[<em>your label</em>]</div>
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7. Hit save.</div>
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Create Blogger Make a Menu Bar That Categorizes Posts

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how to Unzip files on a Linux Server

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 How to Unzip files on a Linux Server </h2>
Here is my small php script for unzipping zipped files on a Linux server. <br />
<br />I looked all over the Internet for such a script and <strike>could not find one that met my needs</strike>
 needed something small, so I decided to write my own.  You can download
 it at the bottom of this page for free and use it at your own risk.<br />
<br />I host with godaddy <strike>and they don't provide any "out of the box" tools to unzip zipped files</strike>
 (they have recently added a file manager in their hosting control 
panel, but you still need to log in etc in order to unzip files) - 
therefore the creation of the unzipper.php script. <br />
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<strong><u><br />unzipper.php</u></strong><br />
PHP script for unzipping zipped files in Linux hosting environment<br />Scripted by Cobus C H Taljaard (cobus DOT taljaard AT gmail DOT com)<br />Free to use and change as you see fit. No guarantee provided. Use at own risk!<br />I've tested it on godaddy.com Linux hosting.<br /><br />Why:<br />When
 you need to FTP a large amount of files in one sitting, it takes a lot 
of time.  It is MUCH quicker to FTP a zipped file and then to extract 
the contents (with directory structure) on the server itself. Something 
that took me over ten minutes now barely takesone!<br /><br />Instructions:<br />
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<li>FTP
 the "unzipper.php" and "pclzip.lib.php" files to your online folder 
containing the zipped file/s and run it from your browser</li>
<li>This script only looks for zipped files in the same folder as where the script is run from!</li>
<li>NB
 NB NB - this script overwrites all files without asking. Please make 
sure you are using the correct directory. I advise you to first test it 
with a small zip file containing one dummy text file.</li>
</ul>
<br />Example:<br />
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<li>Let's say you have zipped files stored in the domain.com/zips folder that you want to unzip</li>
<li>Then you need to FTP "unzipper.php" and "pclzip.lib.php" to the same "zips" directory of domain.com</li>
<li>Now access "http://www.domain.com/zips/unzipper.php" from your browser and follow the onscreen instructions</li>
</ul>
<br />Here is the download link: <a href="http://www.joretha.com/downloads/Unzipper.zip">unzipper.zip</a></div>

how to Unzip files on a Linux Server

How to Unzip files on a Linux Server Here is my small php script for unzipping zipped files on a Linux server. I looked all over the In...

Ftp zip file unzip On Your Server

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Ftp zip file UNZIP Files On Your Server </h3>
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A Few Questions First</h3>
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<span style="font-weight: normal;">How do I unzip files on a remote server?</span></h3>
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How to Extract a ZIP File in Ftp software </h3>
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<span style="font-weight: normal;"> </span> <b>How often do you FTP a new wordpress install to your live server?</b></h3>
Well if you are a freelance web designer or developer then I would say 
quite often. Every time you put a new site live you have to upload the 
entire wordpress site which can be 800+ files.<br />
<b>How long does it you take to upload your whole wordpress site?<br />
<span style="font-weight: normal;">The last time I timed it (with a 
fresh install of wordpress 3 beta 1), it took over 10 minutes to upload 
the 815 files (10.7 MB).</span></b><br />
<b>Why does it take so long?<br />
<span style="font-weight: normal;">Besides my really slow internet 
connection, it’s really FTP’s fault. Depending on the software you use 
(I use FileZilla), you can choose how many concurrent transfers, but 
when you are uploading 800+ files, being able to transfer 10 files at 
once still can take a while. Also, the file size is a factor and the 
fact that most of the files being transferred are php files means that 
there is major room for improvement from a compression point of view.</span></b><br />
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The Obvious Next Step – ZIP</h3>
Obviously we need to compress the files into a single zip archive. We
 could then upload the much smaller file to the server. The only problem
 left is that we need to unzip the file once it has been uploaded onto 
the server. And one way to do that would be to write some PHP code to do
 this task for us. But since you are reading this article in order to 
save time, I am guessing you don’t have time to write this code either.<br />
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The Solution</h3>
PHP UnZIP comes to the party and fills this gap. It allows you to FTP
 your much smaller zip file onto your server and then unzip it in 1 
click. All the logic is contained in a single file ‘unzip.php’ which 
weighs in at 98KB. So all we need to do is FTP our zip archive together 
with the unzip.php file and we can do exactly what we have set out to.<br />
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Step By Step</h3>
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<li><b>Download</b> <a href="http://themergency.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/unzip.zip" target="_blank">unzip.zip</a> and extract unzip.php.</li>
<li><b>Zip</b> your wordpress install (or whatever else) into a single zip.</li>
<li><b>Upload </b>your new zip together with unzip.php to your
 server via FTP. Make sure the zip file is in the correct directory on 
your server where you would like it to be extracted.</li>
<li><b>CHMOD </b>unzip.php to 777. I do this with my FTP 
program (FileZilla) by right-clicking on the file and selecting ‘File 
Permissions’. (for windows you will have to allow full control or modify
 secutiry permission to the necessary user)</li>
<li>Open the file <b>unzip.php</b> in your browser.</li>
<li>Browse your server’s directories and click the zip file to <b>UnZIP</b> it!</li>
<li><b>Delete </b>both the zip file and unzip.php.</li>
<li><b>Decide </b>what to do with the extra time you now have.</li>
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Comparison Of Before And After</h3>
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<th>Before</th>
<th>After</th>
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<td>File Count</td>
<td style="text-align: center;">815</td>
<td style="text-align: center;">2</td>
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<td style="text-align: left;">File Size</td>
<td style="text-align: center;">10.7 MB</td>
<td style="text-align: center;">3.2 MB</td>
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<td>Time Taken</td>
<td style="text-align: center;">14 mins</td>
<td style="text-align: center;">2 mins</td>
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UnZIP In Action</h3>
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<img alt="UnZip screenshot 2" class="size-full wp-image-24" height="293" src="http://themergency.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/screen2.jpg" title="UnZIP screenshot 2" width="442" /></div>
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Tools Used</h3>
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<li>The code that handles the zip extraction is the PhpConcept Library – Zip Module 2.8.2 which you can download at <a href="http://www.phpconcept.net/pclzip/pclzip-downloads" target="_blank">http://www.phpconcept.net/pclzip/pclzip-downloads</a></li>
<li>I minified the zip library with this cool <a href="http://tools.php-suit.com/mini/" target="_blank">PHP minifier tool</a>.</li>
<li>I ‘embedded’ the images used in unzip.php with this <a href="http://webcodertools.com/imagetobase64converter" target="_blank">cool tool</a>.</li>
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Summary</h3>
You can now upload your entire WordPress website to your server in a 
quarter of the time or less using UnZIP. I hope you find this useful, 
and please let us know what you think or if there are ways to improve 
it.<br />
Download here : <a href="http://themergency.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/unzip.zip" target="_blank">unzip.zip</a></div>

Ftp zip file unzip On Your Server

Ftp zip file UNZIP Files On Your Server A Few Questions First How do I unzip files on a remote server? How to Extract a ZIP File in ...