How do I forward my-domain.com to www.my-domain.com using GoDaddy?

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Please find below steps to forwarding…

Login into godaddy.
Go to “My account” select “Mange domain”.
In domain settings see “Forwarding” section click on “Manage” under Domain.
In Forwarding and Masking page “Add Forwarding”.
Within “Add Forwarding” add domain name with http://www.my-domain.com with 301(Permanent).
Please check the “Name servers” checkbox weather you need to update “Name servers” or not.
It will take around 48 hours to propagate.

AWS EC2 server connect through filezilla

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Please find below steps to connect “AWS EC2 server connect through filezilla”.

Download “PPK file” from AWS ec2 server. (AWS allow only once allowed to download PPK file)
Copy public url from ec2 instance like this “ec2-**-**-***-***.*********.amazonaws.com”.
Open filezilla go to “Edit” -> “Settings” -> select connection type “SFTP” and the add downloaded PPK file here.
Next go to “File” -> “Site Manager” -> create new site.
Paste Host with copied url from ec2 from 2nd step.
Select Protocol “SFTP-SSH File Transfer Protoaol” and Logon Type is “ASK for Password” after the paste user name that will get from AWS ec2 server.
Final step is click on connect it will ask “Password”.

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Please find below code…. Continue reading →

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<?php

$html = file_get_contents("http://www.somesite.com/");

$dom = new DOMDocument();
$dom->loadHTML($html);

echo $dom;

$dom->@loadHTML($html); // Wrong

@$dom->loadHTML($html); // Correct

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Drupal wins this round. WordPress’ many plugins can have vulnerabilities and be easily hacked, particularly if the website owner doesn’t update to the latest version or the plugin gets old. Or simply, hackers target WordPress because it is so popular. However, there is a paradox solution: install third-party plugins that increase your security.
One big difference between the two is how they handle mobile sites. Many of Drupal’s mobile themes run better off a subdomain, which creates two separate URLs to index in search engines i.e. http://www.yourdomain.com and http://www.m.yourdomain.com. WordPress doesn’t have this issue as most of its themes are mobile responsive.
Search Engine Optimization isn’t platform specific but there are a few tricks that make one better than the other. Both have SEO built into them. It has been said that Drupal was built specifically to be search engine friendly but WordPress has a multitude of plugins that can enhance this. Drupal’s pages tend to load faster due to its default caching features, and search engines put a preference on faster websites.Drupal is also able to handle larger amounts of content. A large volume of useful content is important for SEO.