Hei guys, for some reason YouTube.com has been banned in our country since few weeks, and still now. Hopefully there’s a way to see YouTube.com and few other Google services by adding some information to your windows hosts file. The new line you should add to your hosts file is -

58.97.143.21 www.youtube.com youtube.com google.com www.google.com mail-attachment.googleusercontent.com lh3.googleusercontent.com commondatastorage.googleapis.com s.ytimg.com groups.google.com code.google.com

The hosts file is generally located within your windows folder. So if your current windows is setup on C drive, the location would be C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc.

Host file can be simply edited by the windows default text editor.

Thanks to Banglalion to provide us that support.

Ex: For getting this thing done, you don’t have to be an Banglalion user. It works with most of our ISP such as Local broadband, Mobile GPRS, Qubee, OLLO as i have tested.

Do you have an account on Freelancer.com ? Are you still doing freelancing jobs ? Then, now it’s time to Improve your Freelancer.com your Account Profile to get More Attractions of Clients.

At present, Freelancer.com is the the Best Outsourcing Marketplace Out there. There are few facts that keeps freelance.com ahead of other marketplaces.

1. Always in touch with workers. Throughout a Contest or Competitions, they always have something to get in touch with us.
2. Reliable System Diagram which provide a reliable environment to clients and workers.
3. Smart and Easiest Job Management Board.

In past few month, freelancer.com has changed a lot of things including new Functionality, Appearance etc. And here comparing other changes, Freelancer’s Profile Got the most Priority.

1. Chat/Messenger:

Few month ago, freelancer.com introduced Live Chatting for workers and clients. So, both party now have the chance to discuss / negotiate everything before going for a contract.

2. Profile Picture:

Images we will accept include photos of yourself, your team, an image that you have designed or your company logo. Employers recognize a face much quicker than they do a username or a logo.
Visit your freelancer.com account details page to update your profile photo.

3. Display name, Subheading and Summary:

Give employers a quick overview about who you are and what services you can offer them. Ensure that your profile is free of spelling mistakes and grammatical errors and focus on your field of expertize.

For your display name, you might prefer to use your full name or your company name rather than the username you selected when you signed up.

Make use of the subheading to provide your company slogan or to highlight top skills that you can offer the employer.

Your summary can be used to sell yourself, talk about your work history, summarise key points and highlight your skills to ensure employers understand why you’re the right Freelancer for their job.

Visit your freelancer.com account details page to update your profile photo.

4. Set an hourly rate that you are willing to work for:

You can edit your hourly rate underneath the HireMe button on your profile page. This is optional, but we highly recommend that it is filled in.

5. Use your Portfolio to Showcase Your Best work:

You can upload almost anything including images, text, code, audio and video. If there is a piece of work that you’re particularly proud of, you can choose to display this as a Featured item. While freelancer.com will not restrict your account if you don’t have a portfolio, they highly recommend you have one.

6. Exams:

Freelancer offers an examination system for verifying your work capability and show them to clients. The more exam you got passed in, the more your chance to win a bid.

7. Complete your Resume to increase your opportunities.

Show Employers examples of your work, highlight all your achievements, and display your level of education. Resumes should tell an employer a great deal about yourself, where you are, where you have been and where you are headed. Convince the employer why you’re the perfect fit for them to hire you.

Get Inspiration and See Examples of some great user profiles

• Jericho Domingo – Best Overall Profile
• OVX Solutions – Best Developer Profile
• Clifton Johnston – Best Web Designer Profile
• Sevenbros – Best Designer Profile
• The Word Chef – Best Writer Profile
• Sergey Bolshedvorsky – Best Mobile Developer Profile
• Armon Gatus – Best Marketing Profile

You are probably already aware, Google Ranks a page according to the number and quality of links leading to that page. For example, if your page has 50 quality links leading to it, it will rank higher than another page that has only 10 links pointing at it. Quality links come from pages that are “important” to Google. Note that this is not a secret. Google actually publishes information about their ranking algorithm on their website. You can read it for yourself at http://www.google.com/technology/.

Increase Google PageRank for you site:

Get Inbound Links

- Since Google ranks your pages according to the number of links pointing at your page, it stands to reason that you should try to get as many links pointing at your pages as possible. This is so obvious that I’m only mentioning it for completeness sake. The more quality links, the more success. But remember, only getting links from any site will not give you the perfect result. The linking page must place a related and optimized Anchor text along with the link.

One good source to do get some inbound link is Social Networks such as Google Plus, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Digg etc.

Optimizing Html Title Tag

- Google seems to give weight to the title of your page. By title, I mean the text that is sandwiched between the HTML tags in the section of your web page. If you use a Web editor that automatically inserts a title like “New Page”, remember to change it to some meaningful text with your keywords inside to reap the benefit of this feature. Most of the search engine recommend to use a 150-170 letter title tag, while yahoo offer 250. While creating a new Html Document or Modifying an existing one, you should aware of choosing quality words. Ex: “Programming” is a much better word than “Coding” where related.

Decrease Out Out-bound links

- It is also important to lower the external/ out-going link number from your page. The more out-bound link you place, the more the Page-Rank is shared among these pages. So, try only keeping most important links that can not be ignored and important to your page. Also, do not out-link to Porn, Scammed, Infected sites.

About Google PageRank

PageRank is one of more than 100 factors Google uses in the ranking of you website and your resulting position on their search engine. You get PageRank (PR) by having backward links from other website pages that have a higher PR rating than your site page the link is to. The PR of your site is updated about once of month when Google updates their database of web pages. For example if you have a backward link from a site that has a PR of 5, some of that PR be will transferred from their website to your website page they linked to. These links are called back-links. Sites with high PageRank will get crawled by the search engine bots more often, and the crawls will be deeper. While Google takes into consideration the PageRank of your site, high PR doesn’t always equate to a higher Search Engine Results Position (SERP). You can have high PR and have a low SERP on a certain keyword phrase, while some other site can have low PR but have a high SERP on the same keyword phrase.

Final: Barisal Burners v Dhaka Gladiators at Dhaka – Feb 29, 2012
Barisal Burners 140/7 (20/20 ov); Duronto Rajshahi 144/2 (15.4/20 ov)
Dhaka Gladiators won by 8 wickets (with 26 balls remaining)
Man of the match: Imran Nazir.

1st semi-final: Barisal Burners v Duronto Rajshahi at Dhaka – Feb 28, 2012
Duronto Rajshahi 184/6 (20/20 ov); Barisal Burners 189/2 (16/20 ov)
Barisal Burners won by 8 wickets (with 24 balls remaining)

2nd semi-final: Dhaka Gladiators v Khulna Royal Bengals at Dhaka – Feb 28, 2012
Dhaka Gladiators 191/4 (20/20 ov); Khulna Royal Bengals 182/7 (20/20 ov)
Dhaka Gladiators won by 9 runs

1st Match: Barisal Burners v Sylhet Royals at Dhaka – Feb 10, 2012
Sylhet Royals 165/4 (20/20 ov); Barisal Burners 167/0 (13.1/20 ov)
Barisal Burners won by 10 wickets (with 41 balls remaining)

2nd Match: Chittagong Kings v Duronto Rajshahi at Dhaka – Feb 10, 2012
Chittagong Kings 206/4 (20/20 ov); Duronto Rajshahi 153 (19.5/20 ov)
Chittagong Kings won by 53 runs

3rd Match: Dhaka Gladiators v Khulna Royal Bengals at Dhaka – Feb 11, 2012
Khulna Royal Bengals 175/5 (20/20 ov); Dhaka Gladiators 156/7 (20/20 ov)
Khulna Royal Bengals won by 19 runs

4th Match: Barisal Burners v Duronto Rajshahi at Dhaka – Feb 11, 2012
Barisal Burners 180/2 (20/20 ov); Duronto Rajshahi 158/9 (20/20 ov)
Barisal Burners won by 22 runs

5th Match: Chittagong Kings v Khulna Royal Bengals at Dhaka – Feb 12, 2012
Khulna Royal Bengals 171/3 (20/20 ov); Chittagong Kings 174/4 (19.1/20 ov)
Chittagong Kings won by 6 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)

6th Match: Dhaka Gladiators v Sylhet Royals at Dhaka – Feb 12, 2012
Sylhet Royals 124 (19.5/20 ov); Dhaka Gladiators 126/3 (18.2/20 ov)
Dhaka Gladiators won by 7 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)

7th Match: Barisal Burners v Khulna Royal Bengals at Dhaka – Feb 13, 2012
Barisal Burners 125 (20/20 ov); Khulna Royal Bengals 131/3 (17.2/20 ov)
Khulna Royal Bengals won by 7 wickets (with 16 balls remaining)

8th Match: Chittagong Kings v Dhaka Gladiators at Dhaka – Feb 13, 2012
Chittagong Kings 153/6 (20/20 ov); Dhaka Gladiators 156/4 (19/20 ov)
Dhaka Gladiators won by 6 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

9th Match: Duronto Rajshahi v Sylhet Royals at Dhaka – Feb 14, 2012
Duronto Rajshahi 171/8 (20/20 ov); Sylhet Royals 155/4 (20/20 ov)
Duronto Rajshahi won by 16 runs

10th Match: Barisal Burners v Dhaka Gladiators at Dhaka – Feb 14, 2012
Dhaka Gladiators 208/5 (20/20 ov); Barisal Burners 187/5 (20/20 ov)
Dhaka Gladiators won by 21 runs

11th Match: Chittagong Kings v Sylhet Royals at Dhaka – Feb 15, 2012
Sylhet Royals 152/4 (20/20 ov); Chittagong Kings 154/3 (17.3/20 ov)
Chittagong Kings won by 7 wickets (with 15 balls remaining)

12th Match: Duronto Rajshahi v Khulna Royal Bengals at Dhaka – Feb 15, 2012
Khulna Royal Bengals 145/7 (20/20 ov); Duronto Rajshahi 146/4 (19.1/20 ov)
Duronto Rajshahi won by 6 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)

13th Match: Barisal Burners v Chittagong Kings at Dhaka – Feb 16, 2012
Barisal Burners 125/6 (20/20 ov); Chittagong Kings 126/2 (12.4/20 ov)
Chittagong Kings won by 8 wickets (with 44 balls remaining)

14th Match: Dhaka Gladiators v Duronto Rajshahi at Dhaka – Feb 16, 2012
Duronto Rajshahi 144/9 (20/20 ov); Dhaka Gladiators 130/7 (20/20 ov)
Duronto Rajshahi won by 14 runs

15th Match: Khulna Royal Bengals v Sylhet Royals at Chittagong – Feb 18, 2012
Khulna Royal Bengals 171/6 (20/20 ov); Sylhet Royals 169/8 (20/20 ov)
Khulna Royal Bengals won by 2 runs

16th Match: Chittagong Kings v Duronto Rajshahi at Chittagong – Feb 18, 2012
Duronto Rajshahi 126/6 (20/20 ov); Chittagong Kings 117/9 (20/20 ov)
Duronto Rajshahi won by 9 runs

17th Match: Dhaka Gladiators v Khulna Royal Bengals at Chittagong – Feb 19, 2012
Dhaka Gladiators 140/8 (20/20 ov); Khulna Royal Bengals 141/3 (16.4/20 ov)
Khulna Royal Bengals won by 7 wickets (with 20 balls remaining)

18th Match: Barisal Burners v Sylhet Royals at Chittagong – Feb 19, 2012
Sylhet Royals 120/7 (20/20 ov); Barisal Burners 121/1 (13.2/20 ov)
Barisal Burners won by 9 wickets (with 40 balls remaining)

19th Match: Barisal Burners v Duronto Rajshahi at Chittagong – Feb 20, 2012
Barisal Burners 192/3 (20/20 ov); Duronto Rajshahi 193/1 (17.1/20 ov)
Duronto Rajshahi won by 9 wickets (with 17 balls remaining)

20th Match: Chittagong Kings v Khulna Royal Bengals at Chittagong – Feb 20, 2012
Khulna Royal Bengals 137/6 (20/20 ov); Chittagong Kings 93 (18.1/20 ov)
Khulna Royal Bengals won by 44 runs

21st Match: Dhaka Gladiators v Sylhet Royals at Chittagong – Feb 22, 2012
Sylhet Royals 128/7 (20/20 ov); Dhaka Gladiators 132/2 (12.5/20 ov)
Dhaka Gladiators won by 8 wickets (with 43 balls remaining)

22nd Match: Barisal Burners v Khulna Royal Bengals at Chittagong – Feb 22, 2012
Khulna Royal Bengals 161/7 (20/20 ov); Barisal Burners 162/6 (19.3/20 ov)
Barisal Burners won by 4 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)

23rd Match: Chittagong Kings v Dhaka Gladiators at Dhaka – Feb 24, 2012
Chittagong Kings 120/6 (20/20 ov); Dhaka Gladiators 107/9 (20/20 ov)
Chittagong Kings won by 13 runs

24th Match: Duronto Rajshahi v Sylhet Royals at Dhaka – Feb 24, 2012
Duronto Rajshahi 124/9 (20/20 ov); Sylhet Royals 125/1 (16.3/20 ov)
Sylhet Royals won by 9 wickets (with 21 balls remaining)

25th Match: Barisal Burners v Dhaka Gladiators at Dhaka – Feb 25, 2012
Barisal Burners 156/6 (20/20 ov); Dhaka Gladiators 160/5 (18.2/20 ov)
Dhaka Gladiators won by 5 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)

26th Match: Chittagong Kings v Sylhet Royals at Dhaka – Feb 25, 2012
Sylhet Royals 165/3 (20/20 ov); Chittagong Kings 130/8 (20/20 ov)
Sylhet Royals won by 35 runs

27th Match: Duronto Rajshahi v Khulna Royal Bengals at Dhaka – Feb 26, 2012
Khulna Royal Bengals 106 (18.5/20 ov); Duronto Rajshahi 110/2 (14.1/20 ov)
Duronto Rajshahi won by 8 wickets (with 35 balls remaining)

28th Match: Barisal Burners v Chittagong Kings at Dhaka – Feb 26, 2012
Chittagong Kings 150/9 (20/20 ov); Barisal Burners 151/5 (15/20 ov)
Barisal Burners won by 5 wickets (with 30 balls remaining)

29th Match: Dhaka Gladiators v Duronto Rajshahi at Dhaka – Feb 27, 2012
Dhaka Gladiators 116 (18.2/20 ov); Duronto Rajshahi 120/7 (19.3/20 ov)
Duronto Rajshahi won by 3 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)

30th Match: Khulna Royal Bengals v Sylhet Royals at Dhaka – Feb 27, 2012
Khulna Royal Bengals 186/2 (20/20 ov); Sylhet Royals 117 (16/20 ov)
Khulna Royal Bengals won by 69 runs

In this tutorial you will learn how to integrate facebook on your WordPress site for your user to signup or sign-in with their facebook account without using any plugin.

Step 1: Register Facebook Application

Register a facebook application and grab the application id. If you are not sure how to do this, search in google ‘how to register a facebook application’ and then visit facebook application page to register your application.

Step 2: Initialize facebook JavaScript

Now, initialize facebook javascript on your WP Site header area. Add the following code in your themes functions.php file. Replace APP_ID with your facebook application id/api key.

<?php
function fb_head(){
if( is_user_logged_in()) return;
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
window.fbAsyncInit = function(){
FB.init({appId:'APP_ID', status:true, cookie:true, xfbml:true, oauth:true});
};
</script>
<div id="fb-root"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
(function() {
var e = document.createElement('script');
e.type = 'text/javascript';
e.src = document.location.protocol + '//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js';
e.async = true;
document.getElementById('fb-root').appendChild(e);
}());
</script>
<?php
}
add_action( 'wp_head', 'fb_head' );
?>

The upper code will be initialized only if the user is not logged in as we will only let people sign-in or signup on our site.

Step 3: Insert a button

At this point, insert a button to your site and give it a unique id.
Ex: <button id="facebook_connect">Connect with facebook</button>
You can stylize the button as you want with css to give it a facebook button look.

Step 4: Setting up a callback function for the button

Whenever user/visitor click on the facebook button , what action we will take ? Well, let describe this things a bit. After clicking on the button a popup will appear and facebook will ask the user to authorize our application (if it hasn’t been yet). If the user cancel the authorization, we wont take any step. But if he authorize our application we will grab his/her information from facebook graph. Then we will search for the user our database, if we found a match, we will log him in, else we will create a new account with the data we collected and log him in on that account. Thats the strategy.

jQuery library is required to be loaded on the page. You can initialize jQuery simply with the following code placing in functions.php file..

<?php
function mytheme_enqueue_scripts(){
	wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery' );
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'mytheme_enqueue_scripts');
?>

Next, we will add a jQuery on-click function to the button we have created. These code will be placed on the wp footer section (before the closing body tag).

<?php
function fb_footer(){
if( is_user_logged_in()):
	echo "<script type='text/javascript'> jQuery('#facebook_connect').hide(); </script>";
return;
endif;
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery('#facebook_connect').click(function(){
FB.login(function(FB_response){
if( FB_response.status === 'connected' ){
	fb_intialize(FB_response);
}
},
{scope: 'email'});
});

function fb_intialize(FB_response){
	FB.api( '/me', 'GET', 
		{'fields':'id,email,username,verified,name'},
		function(FB_userdata){
			jQuery.ajax({
				type: 'POST',
				url: 'AJAXURL',
				data: {"action": "fb_intialize", "FB_userdata": FB_userdata, "FB_response": FB_response},
				success: function(user){
					if( user.error ){
						alert( user.error );
					}
					else if( user.loggedin ){
						window.location.reload();
					}
				}
			});
		}
	);
};
</script>
<?php
}
add_action( 'wp_footer', 'fb_footer' );
?>

Here, we have invoked FB.login function upon clicking on our button. And if the user already logged in, we are hiding the button using jQuery hide function. FB.login function supplies a variable containing the current facebook users authorization status with your application. If the user authorize your application, the status will be ‘connected’ and we will move to next step and call a javascript function ‘fb_intialize’. ‘fb_intialize’ has been used to grab current facebook users information and send the data to a php function to do all of the authorization necessary. We are sending Facebook userdata and response to our ajax request handler with ajax post method. This data will be handled with a WP action hook ‘wp_ajax_nopriv_fb_intialize’. To understand the process here, you must be familiar with wp_ajax thing.

Step 5: Adding the handler function

The following code should go inside the functions.php file.

<?php
function wp_ajax_fb_intialize(){
@error_reporting( 0 ); // Don't break the JSON result
header( 'Content-type: application/json' );

if( !isset( $_REQUEST['FB_response'] ) || !isset( $_REQUEST['FB_userdata'] ))
die( json_encode( array( 'error' => 'Authonication required.' )));

$FB_response = $_REQUEST['FB_response'];
$FB_userdata = $_REQUEST['FB_userdata'];
$FB_userid = (int) $FB_userdata['id'];

if( !$FB_userid )
die( json_encode( array( 'error' => 'Please connect your facebook account.' )));

global $wpdb;
$user_ID = $wpdb->get_var( "SELECT user_id FROM $wpdb->usermeta WHERE meta_key = '_fbid' AND meta_value = '$FB_userid'" );

if( !$user_ID ){
$user_email = $FB_userdata['email'];
$user_ID = $wpdb->get_var( "SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->users WHERE user_email = '$user_email'" );

if( !$user_ID ){
if ( !get_option( 'users_can_register' ))
die( json_encode( array( 'error' => 'Registration is not open at this time. Please come back later..' )));

extract( $FB_userdata );

$display_name = $name;
$user_login = $username;

if( empty( $verified ) || !$verified )
die( json_encode( array( 'error' => 'Your facebook account is not verified. You hae to verify your account before proceed login or registering on this site.' )));

$user_email = $email;
if ( empty( $user_email ))
die( json_encode( array( 'error' => 'Please re-connect your facebook account as we couldnt find your email address..' )));

if( empty( $name ))
die( json_encode( array( 'error' => 'empty_name', 'We didnt find your name. Please complete your facebook account before proceeding..' )));

if( empty( $user_login ))
$user_login = sanitize_title_with_dashes( sanitize_user( $display_name, true ));

if ( username_exists( $user_login ))
$user_login = $user_login. time();

$user_pass = wp_generate_password( 12, false );
$userdata = compact( 'user_login', 'user_email', 'user_pass', 'display_name' );

$user_ID = wp_insert_user( $userdata );
if ( is_wp_error( $user_ID ))
die( json_encode( array( 'error' => $user_ID->get_error_message())));

update_user_meta( $user_ID, '_fbid', (int) $id );
}
else{
update_user_meta( $user_ID, '_fbid', (int) $FB_userdata['id'] );
}
}

wp_set_auth_cookie( $user_ID, false, false );
die( json_encode( array( 'loggedin' => true )));
}
add_action( 'wp_ajax_nopriv_fb_intialize', 'wp_ajax_fb_intialize' );
?>

With the wp_ajax_fb_intialize’ function, we are checking -
- Firstly, is the data has been transmitted properly and there is an actual user by checking the user_id.
- Secondly, do we already have current facebook user id on our wordpress user meta table, if we found one, we will set login cookie for that user.
- Thirdly, do we already have a WP user register with the current facebook users primary email, if we found one, we will set login cookie for that user.

If these last two method fails, we will mark the current user as an unregistered user and will register him.

Through out these processes, error will be alerted by javascript alert function if required and the script will stop further processing.

If you have placed everything properly, now you have a working facebook login / registration script for your site. Thank you all.

Below we have listed all of the available Post-Office Codes inside Dhaka City including major location such as Motijhil, Dhanmondi, Gulshan, Mirpur, Mohammadpur, Uttara etc. Postal codes are mostly used on Letters.

Dhaka is the Capital of Bangladesh, formerly known as DECCA and Jahangirnagar. Majority of the people of Bangladesh lives in Dhaka for Livelihood, Education, Business or more other reason. We hope, these information will be helpful.

To find a code easily by name, Press “ctrl” + “f” ( control key + f key ) on your keyboard and enter the name.

Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) is a professional Twenty20 cricket league in Bangladesh, based on the format of the other international Premier League such as EPL, Pro20, Big Bash & IPL. The first edition of the tournament will start on 10 February 2012 with six franchises consisting of players from around the world.

Like other successful premier leagues Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) decided to organize its own professional T20 league with a simillar concept.

The BCB selected Game On from three Indians firms who had submitted a financial offer to manage the tournament. BCB spokesman Jalal Yunus said: “Initially Game On will deposit the proportionate amount of guaranteed money for two seasons to our account,” he said after an emergency BCB meeting. Twenty20 cricket is becoming increasingly popular in Bangladesh since neighboring India launched the IPL four years ago.

Match Fixture

Banglalink, is the second largest cellular service provider in Bangladesh Positioned after Grameenphone. As of November, 2009, Banglalink has a subscriber base of 12.99 million. It is a completely owned subsidiary of Orascom Telecom.

Banglalink had 1.03 million connections until December, 2005. The number of Banglalink users increased by 257 per cent and stood at 3.64 million at the end of 2006, making it the fastest growing operator in the world of that year. In August, 2006, Banglalink became the first company to provide free incoming calls from BTTB for both postpaid and prepaid connections. On August 20, 2008, Banglalink got past the landmark of 10 million subscriber base..

To check banglalink internet usage, dial *222*3#

• To deactivate banglalink internet package, dial *222*2#
• To register for any banglalink internet package, send sms to 3343 with the package keyword (p1 to p8) or ‘help’ to get informations.

Monthly Packages

P2: Unlimited (BDT 650 /month)

This package can be activated from all connections of banglalink. SMS P2 to 3343. Charge – BDT 650 per month (*exv). Fair usage policy applied.

P3: Unlimited 10pm – 10am (BDT 300 /month)

Night-time limitless is For prepaid and call & control connections only. With this package, users can avail unlimited internet everyday from 10pm to 10am with 30days validity. SMS P3 to 3343 to activate. Charge – BDT 300 per month (*exv). Fair usage policy applied.

P5: 120MB (BDT 100 /month)

This package can be activated from all connections of banglalink. SMS P5 to 3343. Charge – BDT 100 per month (*exv). Usage limit limit is 120MB.

P6: 1GB (BDT 275 /month)

This package can be activated from all connections of banglalink. SMS P6 to 3343. Charge – BDT 275 per month (*exv). Usage limit is 1GB.

P13: Unlimited 5am – 10am (BDT 200 /month)

For prepaid and call & control connections only. SMS P13 to 3343. Charge – BDT 200 per month (*exv). No Usage limit.

Weekly Packages

P8: 50mb (BDT 50 /week)

For prepaid and call & control connections only. With this package, users can avail 50mb internet usage with 7 days of validity. SMS P8 to 3343 to activate. Charge – BDT 50 per week (*exv).

P12: Unlimited 5am – 10am (BDT 70 /week)

For prepaid and call & control connections only. SMS P12 to 3343 to activate. With this package, users can avail Unlimited morning time internet between 5am to 10am for 7 days of validity. Charge – BDT 50 per week (*exv).

Daily Packages

P4: 200mb (BDT 50/day)

For prepaid and call & control connections only. SMS P4 to 3343 to activate. Charge – BDT 50 per 24 hours (*exv). Usage limit 200mb.

P7: 15mb (BDT 20 /day)

For prepaid and call & control connections only. SMS P7 to 3343 to activate. Charge – BDT 20 per 24 hours (*exv). Usage limit 15mb.

P9: 5mb (BDT 8 /day)

For prepaid and call & control connections only. SMS P9 to 3343 to activate. Charge – BDT 8 per 24 hours (*exv). Usage limit 5mb.

P10: 2mb (BDT 4 /day)

For prepaid and call & control connections only. SMS P10 to 3343 to activate. Charge – BDT 4 per 24 hours (*exv). Usage limit 2mb.

Pay as you go

P1: Limited by balance

This package is for all kind of banglalink connections. Activate by sending SMS P1 to 3343. Charge – BDT 0.02/kb (*exv) for prepaid users and BDT 0.015/kb (*exv) for postpaid and call & control connections.

Package Direct Dialing Codes

Banglalink Internet can also be activated by directly dialing except sending sms.

*** exv – Price Excluding Vat.
*** Banglalink internet fair usage policy.

It is the time for the Facebook to come across with their own Smartphone. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg himself said about that last year. Now the journey bigins. Facebook smartphone producer HTC will introduce two devices which will have full Facebook integration. One of the gadgets is going to have only touch response, while the second one will come up with QWERTY keyboard. As for the basis of the devices Google branded Android OS will be used, which is not surprising.

The phone will have pre-installed News Feed, messaging and chat functionality to provide complete facebook functionality in mobile. The handset will appear with the Facebook brand name and logo and will have the same blue colors as Facebook has itself.

The main possible release date of the smartphones is announced to be “Mobile World Confess 2011″ in Barcelona. This might be the most convenient event for the release of the smartphone to the world market.

The last thing to make clear is whether two smartphones will be the same as Google Nexus One or this time HTC will start up having something extraordinary. The main specs of the smartphone are the following:

• Coupons pushed based on the location and interests
• GPS that checks your Facebook Places
• Small storage/ more of cloud storage
• Messages to appear in a single box for the convenience

There is no direct function in javascript to debug or dump java array values. However someone has created the following functions to output array values in javascript as like as PHP print_r or var_dump function. First, place a html division with a ‘print_r’ ID.

<div id="print_r"></div>

The html ‘div’ having id ‘print_r’ should be placed where you want to see the results. And the JS codes should be placed anywhere between this div and closing body tag but not before this division.

<script type="text/javascript">
/**
* Function : var_dump()
* Arguments: The data - array,hash( associative array),object
* The level - OPTIONAL
* Returns  : The textual representation of the array.
* This function was inspired by the print_r function of PHP.
* This will accept some data as the argument and return a
* text that will be a more readable version of the
* array/hash/object that is given.
* Docs: http://www.openjs.com/scripts/others/dump_function_php_print_r.php
*/
function var_dump( arr, level ){
	var dumped_text = "";
	if(!level) level = 0;

	var level_padding = "";
	for( var j=0; j<level+1; j++ ) level_padding += "	";

	if(typeof(arr) == 'object'){
		for(var item in arr) {
		var value = arr[item];

		if( typeof(value) == 'object'){
		dumped_text += level_padding+"'"+item+"'=> array(n";
		dumped_text += var_dump( value, level+1 );
		dumped_text += "n" + level_padding + ")n";
		} else {
		dumped_text += level_padding+"'"+item+"'=>""+value+""n";
		}
		}
	} else {
		dumped_text = "===>"+arr+"<===("+typeof(arr)+")";
	}
	return dumped_text;
}

function test_var_dump( arr ){
document.getElementById('print_r').innerHTML='<pre>'+var_dump(arr)+'</pre>';
}
</script>

Now you can test array value with the test_var_dump function. Example:

<script type="text/javascript">
/* Create some array element to test. */
	var array_sub1 = new Array( "Hello World", 'Php test', 100, '200' );
	var array_sub2 = new Array( "Facebook", 'Google' );
	var array_sub3 = {
		'array_sub1': array_sub1,
		'array_sub2' : array_sub2
	};
	var array_parent = {
		'array_sub1': array_sub1,
		'array_sub2' : array_sub2,
		'array_sub3' : array_sub3
	};

// Test the function
	test_var_dump( array_parent );
</script>

Well, in the w4 post list plugin version 1.5.4 we have introduce post image. The goal is to make absolutely 100% customizable post list plugin. Moreover, after getting a recommendation by a plugin user, we have included new option (version 1.5.5) to chose how you want to capture the post image to be used with post.

Your theme may not support the featured image, so we implemented following option to grab your post image -

• Use the first image attachment for the post: When we upload a photo from a post edit page, this image get set as an attachment. People can attach multiple images to a post for some reason. And this option is to chose the first attachment among them rather than choosing the featured image.
• Last image attachment: This option will show the last attachment rather than first.
• First image found inside post content: There may be images inside a post content, shown from the same domain or from an external domain. We will look for these images ( match “img” tag and grab the image source ) and and show the first used/inserted image in the post content. This option is just a backup plan so that we can show at least a image with a post if you are not using featured or attachment image.
• Last image found inside post content: If there is multiple images inside post content, we will show the last one.
• Image source from a Post Meta value: This is the most interactive option. I have seen most of the popular WordPress theme use a post custom field/ meta field to add a feature image for a post. So we respect their theme and let their code blend in our plugin. Please enter the meta field name, not the value. And the value must be represent a image url address, not just the image name. We need complete url address please

Contest Details

Be creative and display the logo of Freelancer.com, as many people as possible and capture their adventure in video! The musical, visible or more viral advertising, collection entries will win $ 25,000 in categories 10 prize!

Your Exposure need to be creativity and imagination so, whether you organize a flashmob to shape itself into the Freelancer hummingbird or create a viral video on Youtube, have fun and get all your friends to vote for your entry to win the coveted People’s Choice Award!

Contest starts from 15 November to 31 January and is open to people around the world. To participate, all you need to do is create an account on Freelancer.com (without registration) and submit your video (presentation of the module will be available soon.) After submitting your entry be sure to tell the world and all those who know how to vote and can win the $ 5,000 prize people’s choice!

Get Inspiration

Watch the video of “Freelancer Logo Exposure Contest 2010″ held in last year. Freelancer Anwar Hossain from Dhaka Bangladesh won that contest that time.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8q7Jdhz6PwQ&w=660&h=400]

Visit freelancer.com logo competition page for more details.

Cron is One of the most popular and useful extension of WordPress platform. By Default, WordPress uses cron to -

1. check WordPress version updates
2. check WordPress theme updates
3. check WordPress plugin updates
4. Deleting Trashed Posts and Spammed Comments

How WordPress run / fire Cron

Well, when a http request is made to you site, WordPress check if a cron is required or not. Inside default-filters.php file of wp-includes directory, you will see they hook to sanitize_comment_cookies action with a wp_cron callback function.

if ( !defined( 'DOING_CRON' ) )
	add_action( 'sanitize_comment_cookies', 'wp_cron' );

Ex: sanitize_comment_cookies action is fired when WordPress loaded everytime, and this action is placed in wp-settings.php file on line 214 (wp:3.2.1).

Now, you can understand that wp_cron is the function what is doing all these cron work. wp_cron function can be found inside the cron.php file of wp_includes folder. This function looks like -

function wp_cron() {

    // Prevent infinite loops caused by lack of wp-cron.php
    if ( strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '/wp-cron.php') !== false || ( defined('DISABLE_WP_CRON') && DISABLE_WP_CRON ) )
        return;

    if ( false === $crons = _get_cron_array() )
        return;

    $local_time = time();
    $keys = array_keys( $crons );
    if ( isset($keys[0]) && $keys[0] > $local_time )
        return;

    $schedules = wp_get_schedules();
    foreach ( $crons as $timestamp => $cronhooks ) {
        if ( $timestamp > $local_time ) break;
        foreach ( (array) $cronhooks as $hook => $args ) {
            if ( isset($schedules[$hook]['callback']) && !call_user_func( $schedules[$hook]['callback'] ) )
                continue;
            spawn_cron( $local_time );
            break 2;
        }
    }
}

The _get_cron_array function gather information about all of the events have scheduled to run and wp_get_schedules function describe what schedules ( schedule means in what interval an event should run – hourly/daily/twicedaily etc ) are available. An event can run in any available schedule time.

The wp_cron function checks through all of these information and run cron if any schedule is assigned in present time (if a schedule time has past, and schedule has not been called yet, it will also be include ). If no schedule should run this time, no cron request is sent. But if these any, a cron request is sent through spawn_cron function.

spawn_cron function first checks if a cron request has been sent already (or in last 1 minute ). If not, then it send a http post request to wp-cron.php file and wp-cron.php do all of the cron event scheduled to do. They collect all information, and run all scheduled and available events that have to done at now or previously.

That is the strategy of WordPress Cron. If you want to learn more, digg out ‘wp-includes/cron.php’ and ‘wp-cron.php’ files. You will definitely find something useful there.

Why WordPress Cron Doesn’t halt visitors browsing experience

Some one can have a question that why the cron job doesn’t effect in users browsing. Answer is simple, cron run through another script that doesn’t not run or included in wordpress default loading interface. User just trigger the Cron Work by visiting. Learn how to add cron schedule time in WordPress.

Master:

Kirupa – Tutorials for designers and developers wishing to be more awesome.
Namepros – A free online community for domain name buyers, webmasters and website developers.
Ozzu.com – Webmaster Forums, Headlines, Web Design, Programming.
UkBusinessForums – the UK’s most active help and advice forum for owners, managers and entrepreneurs of small businesses and startups.

PHP:

Bytes – PHP
Devshed – PHP Development
Google Groups – comp.lang.php
PHPfreaks – PHP Help
SitePoint – PHP
Webmaster World – PHP Server Side Scripting
Yahoo Groups – PHP Experts

MYSQL:

Bytes – mySQL
CodingForums – MYSQL
Devshed – mySQL Help
mySQL – Official mySQL forums
SitePoint - mySQL

JavaScripts:

CodingForums – JavaScript Programming
Google Groups – comp.lang.javascript
SitePoint – JavaScript
Bytes – JavaScript
Webmaster World – JavaScript and AJAX
Yahoo Groups – JavaScript Official

Flash / ActionScript:

ActionScripts – ActionScript Forums Group
Adobe – Adobe Forums
DevShed – Flash Help
FlashKit – Flash Help
gotoandlearn – Flash and Web Development
Kirupa – Flash
SitePoint – Flash and ActionScript
UltraShock – Flash

ASP Programming:

ASPfree – ASP Development
Bytes – ASP
Devshed – ASP Programming
SitePoint – Classic ASP

Photoshop:

PhotoshopForums – Unofficial Photoshop Forums
Photoshopgurus – Photoshop Gurus
TeamPhotoshop – Team Photoshop Forums
Devshed – Photoshop Help
MOGO Media – Mogo Forums

Visual Basic:

ASPFree – Visual Basic Programming
Bytes – Visual Basic
CodeGuru – Visual Basic 6.0 Programming
Devshed – Visual Basic Programming
Eggheadcafe – VB 6.0
Ittoolbox – Visual Basic
VBCity – Visual Basic 6
VB Forums – Visual Basic 6 and Earlier
Xtreme Visual Basic Talk – Legacy Visual Basic (VB 4/5/6)

Web Hosting:

WebHostingTalk – Web Hosting Talk
Devshed – Web Hosting Forums
SitePoint – Host Your Site

MicroSoft Windows:

Seven Forums – Windows Seven Forums
Windows 7 IT Pro – Microsoft Windows 7 Forums
W7 Forums – W7 Forums
Windows 7 Center – Windows 7 Center
Tom’s Hardware – Windows 7 Forums
Windows 7 Forums – Windows 7 Forums

Microsoft Access:

Access Programmers – Microsoft Access Help
ASPfree – Microsoft Access
UtterAccess – Microsoft Access Discussion Forums

Microsoft Excel:

MrExcel – Excel Questions
ExcelForum – Excel Help Forum
Ozgrid – Excel Help & Excel Macro Help

Microsoft SQL Server:

ASP.net – SQL Server, SQL Server Express
Bytes – MSSQL
DBforums – Microsoft SQL Server
DBjournal – MS SQL
Devshed – MS SQL Development
MSDN – Microsoft SQL Server
SQLteam – SQL Server Forums

There is no doubt that freelancer.com is the biggest outsourcing network at present internet business. Its about 3 and half year since i am a member of them. I usually seen a 2000-3000 users online at an average that time. But now, things have changed a lot. At an average 20000 members become online at present time. That statistics says that how much they have improved their technology and how freelancers are taking this service. Till now, freelancer have 2,868,413 active members and 1,239,844 completed project.

Previously, freelancer generally used 5 set of project budget amount for clients to post a project. And now, they have introduced a completely different and advanced technology to make things more clean, its the new “HOURLY PROJECTS“.

With hourly project introduced, Freelancers gives more money to their providers with the lowest commission rate in the industry- only 3% for gold members ($24.95/mo). This reduces approximately 70% commissions compared to some other, random sites.

Hourly Projects Benefits

Hire by the hour – Employers can hire Freelancers for long and short term jobs and pay them for the hours they work.

Flexible hours – Employers can vary the number of hours a Freelancer works from week to week. Freelancers, in turn, are freed up for other projects and earning opportunities.

Hire the right Freelancer – Finding the right person for a job, from among 2.8 million registered professionals, across a range of different rates and skill levels.

Easy Invoicing – Freelancers invoicing system is quick and simple to use. Freelancers can simply enter a description of the task performed, the number of hours and a rate, and an invoice is quickly produced. Provider can add other expenses that don’t relate to work, such as the purchase of a piece of software or stock image. All your invoices are stored on-site as PDFs for easy record keeping.

So why late ? Join now freelancer.com and make your dream come true..

wp_ajax is not a hook or callback, rather it is just a prefix of WordPress Actions, what is called when a browser or web-client request with an action query variable to wp-admin/admin-ajax.php.

So wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=contact-us will fire wp_ajax_contact-us Action Hook. – Here you can see the action is fired by appending wp_ajax to the requested ‘action’ query parameter value ‘contact-us’.

In short, it is 'wp_ajax_' . $_REQUEST['action'].

How to use the action hook ?

As like other WP Action hook, simply hook with a function.

Example: add_action( 'wp_ajax_contact-us', 'contact_us_requested' );.

Explanation: Here contact_us_requested is a function you can use to do some process or to send some out put to the browser. You can replace the function hooked to the action contact_us_requested to any function you need.

Why request to wp-admin/admin-ajax.php file ?

Because, wp-admin/admin-ajax.php do the process and enable the callback after loading all of WordPress core files, variables to make the action available for you. So if you hook to the action from themes function.php or from a plugin, both will work fine.

What is wp_ajax_nopriv ?

Well, if you are a WordPress developer, you can say i have said wrong here before. Cause, wp_ajax prefix is not always used, therefore wp_ajax_nopriv is used. wp_ajax_nopriv does the same thing as wp_ajax prefix does, unless it only fires when user is not logged in.

Not logged in user – 'wp_ajax_nopriv_' . $_REQUEST['action']
Logged in users – 'wp_ajax_' . $_REQUEST['action']

How to make WordPress Ajax call both for logged in and not logged in User ?

Just Simple. Hook to both wp_ajax and wp_ajax_nopriv prefix together.

Example:

add_action( 'wp_ajax_contact-us', 'contact_us_requested' );
add_action( 'wp_ajax_nopriv_contact-us', 'contact_us_requested' );

Note: wp_ajax and wp_ajax_nopriv both will not be fired at once, so your function will be called only once not twice. — for further assistance, you could explore admin-ajax.php file inside wp-admin directory for reference.

What is WordPress ‘ajaxurl’

ajaxurl is a JavaScript variable used in WP to pass Ajax requests to that uri. Usually it is wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. WordPress automatically include this variable on every page within wp-admin area, but not on the front pages ex: post/page/category/author/search/tag etc.

How to add ‘ajaxurl’ to WordPress site Front pages ?

Including the following line of codes on your theme/plugin file will enable ajaxurl variable.

function add_ajaxurl_cdata_to_front(){ ?>
	<script type="text/javascript"> //<![CDATA[
		ajaxurl = '<?php echo admin_url( 'admin-ajax.php'); ?>';
	//]]> </script>
<?php }
add_action( 'wp_head', 'add_ajaxurl_cdata_to_front', 1);

Tutorial – Using Ajax in WordPress

Here i Will show you a basic tutorial to use an ajax call. In this tutorial, We will Show Site Description upon clicking on an Anchor.

First, Add an anchor with a unique id ( content are ex: sidebar, content, footer etc or hardcode in theme template files ).

Anchor to be placed:

<a id="view_site_description" href="javascript:void(0);">View Our Site Description</a>

Now We have a link/anchor on our page with view_site_description id property.

- The javascript codes.

function add_js_to_wp_footer(){ ?>
	<script type="text/javascript">
	jQuery('#view_site_description').click(function(){
		jQuery.ajax({
			type: 'POST',
			url: ajaxurl,
			data: {"action": "view_site_description"},
			success: function(data){alert(data);}
		});
	return false;
	});
	</script>
<?php }
add_action( 'wp_footer', 'add_js_to_wp_footer' );

Add this to your themes functions.php or a plugin file.

Explanation: In the above code, we have called an OnClick event. Whenever, an element having id ‘view_site_description’ is clicked, jQuery will Send a HTTP POST request to the ajaxurl ( wp-admin/admin-ajax.php file ) with a query string action=view_site_description. and the return value will be shown as an JavaScript alert.

As We have discussed before, that an action query variable request(post/get) to wp-admin/admin-ajax.php file fire an action hook, though clicking on the link will produce a wp_ajax_view_site_description or wp_ajax_nopriv_view_site_description hook available as we are posting with view_site_description as parameter ‘action’ value..

Lets create a function to process the ajax request and display our site description.

function view_site_description(){
	echo get_bloginfo( 'description', 'display' );
	die();
}
add_action( 'wp_ajax_view_site_description', 'view_site_description' );
add_action( 'wp_ajax_nopriv_view_site_description', 'view_site_description' );

Add this to your themes functions.php or a plugin file.

Now if everything is OK and placed as described, clicking on the link will alert you with your site description.

Notice: You site/theme must call jQuery Library before crawling our jQury code, unless request will not work. if jQuery isn’t initialized or not implemented on your WordPress site, place the following code on your themes functions.php file.

function load_jquery_core(){
	wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery' );
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'load_jquery_core');

This article will be continued describing how you can produce error or success upload sending Ajax request on your WordPress Site.

Google declared that the +1 button is going to be available for the adsense adds within one month. The following message has been sent to Google’s notifiable users.

Google Plus is a very impressive product by Google. It is a Social networking application like Facebook or twitter but with a lots of capabilities. Google has used a lot of JavaScript works to make this application Smooth and Attractive. Once you get a Google Plus Account, you will be Surprised with its performance, It loads pretty fast.

How can you get a Google Plus account ?

Google Plus is not open for everyone. You need to get an invitation from a person who already have a Google Plus account. You will need to have a Google Account ( gmail / webmastert / analytics / adsense / adwords ) and a invitation from a Google Plus User, you can begin your journey to Google Plus.

Do you need a Google Plus invitation ?

• Join our facebook page –
• Google Plus these –
• Follow us on twitter

*** Include your facebook and twitter username along with your comments.

Running Google AdSense on your article website is a quick and easy way to generate revenue for your writing efforts. We’ve been using Google AdSense on many sites running our article manager, ArticleLive, both for testing and for real life revenue generation. We found after some testing and research that there were various techniques you could implement to optimize your Google AdSense ad’s and increase revenue.

Adjust Google Adsense to Blend on your Webpage

Your AdSense ad’s should blend into the look and feel of your web site. Make suer you use the same font type,  size and color so advertisements don’t look like ad’s. On the other hand, sometimes visitors become ad blind so you need them to stand out. Again, test, test, test.

As I mentioned above, if you place your ad’s at the end of the article there’s a good chance your visitor will click on them. Keeping their style consistent with the rest of your page will make them appear as normal links, and therefore your visitors wont get scared off and think that the only reason you wrote the article is so they click on the ad.

Increase Relevancy Adds for Webpage

Google uses what we call robots to scan your web page to locate the best ad’s to serve. If Google does a poor job of recognizing your articles topic then the ad’s it displays will not be highly relevant. Improving the relevance of the ad’s displays means improving the probability that your readers will find interest in an advertisement and click on it.

There are a few things you should do to increase relevance. Firstly, use descriptive headings and try to be specific. For example, if you’re writing a review about a Canon IXS 800 Digital Camera, then your title should look something like: “Canon IXS 800 Digital Camera Review”. As obvious as it seems, some people tend to forget this and use less relevant headings such as IXS 800 Review.

Be sure to include the topic of the article in the page title as well as adding a detailed meta description and meta keywords. Keep them as focused as possible, using similar keywords found throughout your web page. Adding alt tags to your images can also help. For example, an image of the camera could have an alt tag of: “Canon IXS 800 Digital Camera Picture” and you could even add a descriptive caption to the image.

Place Your Add block to stronger position to get visitor attracton

First and foremost, where you place your ad’s makes a huge direct difference in visibility of the ad, and therefore increases your chance of getting clicks. While some people stress that your ad’s should be highly visible upon first visit, i.e. top of the page, in some cases having your ad’s placed at the END of your article can actually increase click thru’s. Let’s say our article is a review of a specific digital camera, the Cannon IXUS 800 IS. (Incidentally, I love this camera and lost mine overseas).

When a user visits my site to read my review he or she is most likely going to read the article before clicking on any ad’s. It’s the reason they came to my site in the first place. By positioning my ad’s directly after my article on the same page I know my visitor has finished reading my article and may be ready to take action. An ad that offers a cheap price for the same camera I’m reviewing is now highly likely to get clicked on, especially if my review has been a positive one.

Try various ad placements. Tweak and test until you find something that works for you.

Filter Non Relevant Ad’s

With all the technical prowess of the Google robots, they can get it wrong. If your site is displaying totally irrelevant ad’s in relation to your websites content then there’s something wrong with your site. It could be that the robots are having a hard time crawling the site, or maybe the way your web page has been coded makes it hard for the robots to tell what topic the page is about. If the majority of the time, however, the ad’s are relevant but some irrelevant ones are still showing, then its time to start filtering.

By monitoring the ad’s on your site you can take a list of the domains of URL’s that don’t match the topic you are targeting, then, inside your Google AdSense account you can add this list of domains to your “Competition Filter”. By doing so, Google will stop showing ad’s from those domains.

Use Rotating Colors for Adsense

Sometimes regular visitors to websites become accustomed to ad’s and their brain filters them out. We call this ad blindness. If you know your site gets a lot of repeat visitors you could test automatically rotating color schemes for your ad’s.

Color rotation is supported by Google and lets AdSense automatically rotate through 4 different color variations of ad’s so your ad’s have a higher chance of being noticed by repeat visitors.

Always Keep Your Site Updated

You should constantly test and tweak your website for better ad revenue and click thrus. By comparing different ad types for different periods or on different pages you can determine which ad’s work better for your site. In saying this however, it’s best to test for a short period of time, optimize and move on. Spend your time creating rich, valuable content rather than optimizing for better click thrus. In the long term, great content always wins in generating more traffic to your site, which in turn generates more click thrus to the ad’s and puts more money in your pocket.

Website testing is currently offered by a website called Usertesting.com. So this article will focus on making money doing website testing with Usertesting.com.

How website testing job works?

Website testing is basically an online job where you visit a website and take time to browse the pages within the site. Once you have finished browsing the website, you will need to fill out answers to some questions about your experience on browsing the site to complete your job. The entire job takes about 20 to 30 minutes to finish. You will get paid for each website test that you’ve completed.

What tools you need for website testing?

To start testing website, you must have a PC or Mac, a microphone and an online recorder. If you do not have a microphone yet, you need to buy one. Online recorder will be provided to you once you have signed up for the job.

The microphone is for recording your comment when you are browsing and testing a site and the online recorder will record all your site browsing activities which include your mouse movements, links that you have clicked, pages that you have visited and so on.

How to get started?

Visit http://www.usertesting.com and fill out the sign up form with your personal info at http://www.usertesting.com/be-a-user-tester/#. You must be at least 18 year old to be eligible for the job. Once you have signed up, Usertesting.com will match you to potential websites. Usertesting.com will ask you to do a sample website test as well. If they like your work, they will start sending email notifications about the tests that you can do.

How much UserTesting pays for website testing?

For each test that you complete, UserTesting pays $10. Payment will be sent through PayPal only. No other payment methods provided. So you must have a PayPal account.

How many website testing tasks you can get?

Whenever there is a website that need to be tested and UserTesting found that you are the right person for the test, then you’ll receive an email that invite you take the test. Some people said that they aren’t getting new tests often. But some reported that they received two to three tests daily. So, I think it is very much depending on your profile. If you profile matches their new tests often, you’ll get the job frequently.