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There are several things we are going to need to analyze when it comes to competitor websites, but as with any project there is a specific sequencing you’re going to need to follow in order to achieve quality results. Here is an outline of the tasks and sequence, which we’ll elaborate on in a moment: 1. 2. 3. 4. Obtain a hefty list of potential keywords using a Keyword Analyzer. Perform searches

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Instant CRUD—or Putting it All Together The most essential—and the most boring—part of writing any dynamic site is the CRUD. You have one or more database tables; you need to be able to Create, Read, Update, and Delete entries on each of these. Later on, you'll do clever things with the data, but until there is some user-friendly way to put

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Using CI to Communicate The main strength of the Internet is its ability to communicate. This chapter looks at three ways in which CI makes communication easier. First, we'll add to our testing toolkit by using CI's FTP class to access remote files directly. Then, we'll use the email class to make our site automatically email us when certain conditions are met. Lastly, we'll venture into Web 2.0

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Using CI to Test Code Sometimes, the failure is due to a programming issue, which can be caught by a unit test. You can have fun thinking up different parameters to test for. Let's go back to our example of a function that performs a database query to delete a record with a given ID from a given table. What does it do if: • The ID is NULL, or '', or not set? (Particularly important this one,

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Adding Your own Code to the CI 'Super-Object' You contribute to the process of building the 'super-object' as you write your own code. Suppose you have written a model called 'status', which contains two class variables of its own, $one and $two, and a constructor that assigns them values of 1 and 2 respectively. Let's examine what happens when you load this model. The 'instance' class includes a

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