i'm trying to find a good UAPROF website but only i can see that http://www.uaprof.com/ . I need UAPROFS of HTC and in that web a lot of links are broken. Do you know another web or resource to find that UAPROFS ?
Thank you in advance for your attention.
The Open Mobile Alliance validator keeps links to validated profiles. However the manufacturers do remove old profiles, or in some cases the manufacturers no longer exist, which is probably why you are seeing broken links at uaprof.com.
Google is another good source of profiles by searching for "uaprof filetype:xml" and "uaprof filetype:rdf".
Alternatively check out WURFL. This is not UAProf, but the data is derived from UAProf, it's XML so it is easier to process, and it is curated so it will not have the same problems.
There are more UAProf resources at the DELI website.
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I was just hired to maintain and redesign various site the company has running on an old version of DNN. The site has been hacked and someone uploaded some directories and web.config files that were redirecting users to stream suspicious streaming sites. Also, the attacker added some scripts that show Google Ads on all the blog articles. Needless to say its a mess.
Nevertheless, I was able to go in there, deleted a super admin account (that's how they got in I think) , delete a few directories that had over a thousand html files for streaming sites and also deleted the old FCK Editor.
I am completely new to DNN and need some help with the directory and structure to try and see if I can resolve this. So far, I cannot get rid of the Google Ads in the blog and for the life of me I cannot find where the blog articles live inside the root/directory. When I go in there and delete the ads through the DNN UI the ads come back in hours or a couple of days. The directories with the html files have not returned. Just the ads.
I know that we have to upgrade but if I remove the ads I will have more to to develop the new sites without feeling rushed because of the current issue.
If anyone can point me in the right direction I would really appreciate it.
That sounds awful, as obviously someone (ore something) still manipulates your site from the outside (or inside?). There are a lot of issues on old DNN Versions, and the only thing I can really recommend is to find an upgrade path to the newest version. I don't know how big your site is, maybe it is easier to set it up from scratch with a new version (if the site is not too big).
The directory structure does not help you finding any content as everything is stored in a database. To be more specific I would need more information about the DNN version and the extensions (and versions of the extensions) in use, but disclosing this here in the public could be a security risk for you. You could write me a PM here if you wish to get in contact.
To find people (maybe in your area) who can help you could give these web sites a try: https://dnncommunity.org (Resources > Forums) and https://dodnn.work/.
It sounds like your site might have been impacted by a few different exploits, and most likely I would guess it is version 7.x or earlier and been upgraded from versions prior to that.
For the immediate need you are going to need to try and identify anything and everything that is out of the norm, this can be very daunting for those that are not familiar with the platform, but a few tips.
Look in the DB for data in the Header or Footer field of the TabModules table
Look for any rogue files that really should not be there, anything with an extension of (.php, .asp, etc.)
Look for rogue files in directories outside of the /Portals/* folder that don't match a DNN Install. (This takes a bit of personal experience.)
Look at your default.aspx file it should NOT have a recent modified date. If it does, compare it against the one that you get when you download the install package of that version of DNN
Now, once you have done this, be sure to do any mitigations that you can for known exploits. Including:
Delete /Install/Install.aspx
Delete /Install/InstallWizard.aspx
Disable any host account with a username of 'host' and create a new one if that was your only one
Feel free to email me directly as well if you need some help.
Hi guys im brand new and not a developer but I need a way for users when they go to my site they can upload there video and there would be a option for them to add there first name and email so when the video is uploaded the database can keep all the data together.
Ideally I want this as easy as possible for the user and this would just go to our youtube channel or any video platform will work.Any advice would be great!
Please provide more information like what platform are you using ?.
There's more than one way to skin a cat.
The simple way to achieve with web technologies like (Php,node,jave) is maintain the basic user information into the sessions, and whenever it's necessary use this information.
You need to get some knowledge about the system you are using. You particularly need:
access to the server
to know the server type
access to the database
to know the database type
where the relevant files are
After you have gathered all these information, you at least know what you do not know. The next step is to gather information about how you can implement the feature you need. Look at it like at a puzzle with many small pieces. If you are patient-enough, at the end you will resolve the puzzle.
My issue is that at my current job, we have to go to 7 different sites, depending on the carrier, to find out a part number through a model number. Each site allows you to search a database with a model number and if it is found it you can see the part number for it. This really helps us out, but I'm looking for a way to make it more convienient for us. Each site requires a login. How can I search all the sites, sites databases at once or how can I make something, webpage or program, that has a tab for each site and when clicked it takes me right to the search feature of the site. Any suggestions are appreciated. I really need to be pointed in the right direction. I almost forgot, if you know a site or program that does this for hvac part or appliances please let me know!
You won't be able to integrate directly with each site most likely, so you're stuck having to login to each and do your work.
But there is some hope!
Check out Selenium (http://docs.seleniumhq.org/) for automating web tasks. For example, you should be able to "record" yourself logging in and clicking to a page - and then in the future you just run a script and Selenium will do it for you. Should save a few steps.
You'd still need a tab open per site, but it should help.
So, here is the task I've found myself thinking of. Pretend for a moment, that I have a large body of content. I want to see what websites are linking to my content. I know that I could look into TrackBack or PingBack but what about those that aren't using tools capable of dealing with that?
It would seem that some form of Web Crawler that looks for pages linking to the original document might be useful. My question to the greater community is what would be the best way to get started here? Do TrackBack and PingBack do more than I assume? Are there services or tools out there that already do what I'm thinking?
Google is your friend!
Use the link prefix:
link:whatsite.com
And yes, trackbacks do more.
If you have HTTP referers setup in your logs, you can mine them.
You can even discover pages taht does not know about.
Else, there is the paying Linkscape from Seomoz or the free majesticSEO (if you confirm ownership of the domain).
MajesticSEO has a bigger backlink index and an API (need to login!).
Does anybody know if there is a way to understand what users are doing on my web page? I can see overall stats with Google Analytics but I can't really understand what users are looking at, if they are reading my content, etc.
Does anybody know if there is a free or paid service that I could use?
Dani
You could try using one of the analytics things that does heatmaps.
These give a visual representation of where people are clicking on the site, and I think some may let you track where the cursor is as well.
This is about as close as you can get to what you want - there's no way to track what someone's eyes are looking at,
Wikipedia claims that google analytics can do this. I've not seen it in analytics, but it may well be hiding there somewhere. I have used clicktale a bit before though:
http://www.clicktale.com/
Try Mouseflow. You can even record your visitors and watch the videos. Haven't tried it but looks promising.
The Site Overlay report in Google Analytics is probably what Wikipedia is referring to. However, it doesn't work most of the time (it's a "piece of crap" in Google's own words).
ClickTale is okay. I recommend CrazyEgg: http://crazyegg.com/