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Looking for any water cooling parts?

if they are both running on the same IP address and you're using virutal hosting? In which case it's a matter of the correct header information not being sent to the webserver when you connect. You just need to add a couple entries to your hosts file to support the internal IP address of your...

There's a very strong need for developers who know the medical industry inside and out. Don't stray from your path, add to it. If you truly enjoy computers, and want to be a surgeon, do both...

you need to setup redirects for every page / blog post you had in your blog site that was indexed by google so you don't lose your ranking on the pages. I'm pretty sure godaddy has a redirect manager to support your needs.

Probably just need a backend scripting language to take care of the directory searches. everything else you want to do is standard html. check out w3c schools for information on the html.

#1 don't use tables for layout... #2 CSS supports a pseudo-class called :hover, it's much easier to use this to changes images. if you need help post a link to your live site.

I have a DFI and a dual core opteron I'll throw in, make an offer.

This is far more thorough than I was going to be, but in a nutshell the coding on your sites sucks. Now I do see a problem with your host as well. When I was checking your site I had a request take 7s on the initial reply, and then you add your code on top of that it took almost a minute to load...

You can install the aptana module into eclipse for extra goodies.

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These are common problems when using a shared hosting service. With that in mind you may want to look at dedicated hosting. Honestly though if you're pulling money out of these sites then just setup with the unlimited / unlimited hosting plan at godaddy. It's not always the most responsive...

Yeah I know what tables are for and I'm the first to criticize their use for layout, but there's just somethings that can't be easily done with HTML/ CSS. this is one of those cases where tables make life a lot easier now, and for maintenance later.

Putting that menu into a table instead of list items would be the easiest method that comes to mind. I'm looking at it a little deeper still.

You might be using a template that's older and doesn't support the search function properly. it's probably a pretty quick fix but I don't deal with wordpress so I won't be much help.

I second this method, we do a lot of seo work in the office and this is our standard practice for moving from an old site to a new site. the only drawback is all the file names must remain the same.