Comments for Organic Search Engine Marketing » Rank checking on Google’s SERPs | Organic Search Engine Marketing http://blog.organicsem.com stand out in your field Thu, 28 Aug 2008 15:49:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Rank checking on Google’s SERPs by rob http://blog.organicsem.com/google/rank-checking-on-googles-serps#comment-20 rob Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:11:11 +0000 http://blog.organicsem.com/?p=10#comment-20 Very true - your link text has now been swapped around with Joost's, which is charged for ;) Very true - your link text has now been swapped around with Joost’s, which is charged for ;)

]]> Comment on Rank checking on Google’s SERPs by Eric Giguere http://blog.organicsem.com/google/rank-checking-on-googles-serps#comment-19 Eric Giguere Mon, 16 Jun 2008 22:09:54 +0000 http://blog.organicsem.com/?p=10#comment-19 Actually, I haven't yet decided if I'll charge for my tool or not. It's free for now, at least :-) Fun what you can do with regular expressions. Eric aka "The Toolinator" Actually, I haven’t yet decided if I’ll charge for my tool or not. It’s free for now, at least :-)

Fun what you can do with regular expressions.

Eric
aka “The Toolinator”

]]> Comment on Google Checkout API Tutorial for Perl - Part 1 by rob http://blog.organicsem.com/tutorials/google-checkout-api-tutorial-for-perl-part-1#comment-12 rob Thu, 10 Apr 2008 08:33:26 +0000 http://blog.organicsem.com/tutorials/google-checkout-api-tutorial-for-perl-part-1#comment-12 I'd try a couple of things: 1. Check that your server is set up to run CGI files outside of the /cgi-bin/ folder 2. Check that the permissions for the CGI script are set to 755 3. Try using the CGI::Carp module by adding the line 'use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser)' near the top of your script - this should output most fatal errors to your browser Hope that helps! I’d try a couple of things:

1. Check that your server is set up to run CGI files outside of the /cgi-bin/ folder
2. Check that the permissions for the CGI script are set to 755
3. Try using the CGI::Carp module by adding the line ‘use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser)’ near the top of your script - this should output most fatal errors to your browser

Hope that helps!

]]> Comment on Google Checkout API Tutorial for Perl - Part 1 by John Feher http://blog.organicsem.com/tutorials/google-checkout-api-tutorial-for-perl-part-1#comment-11 John Feher Thu, 10 Apr 2008 03:55:29 +0000 http://blog.organicsem.com/tutorials/google-checkout-api-tutorial-for-perl-part-1#comment-11 Great tutorial! This script is exactly what I am trying to do. I am unable to get a response that I can read. Firefox wants to open a file associated with cgi. When I check in notepad, I get unreadable text. IE displays an HTTP 500 server error. The sample API sample files run from the command line, and generate a readble url, but when I put them on the server as cgi they produce the same problem. I know I am missing something, but can't quite figure it out. Any advice would be appreciated. John www.photobooks.us/checkout/test.htm I'm running activestate perl 5.8.8 and apache 2.2.4 win32 I've already solved the date-manip issue with adding TZ to the environment variables. Great tutorial! This script is exactly what I am trying to do.

I am unable to get a response that I can read. Firefox wants to open a file
associated with cgi. When I check in notepad, I get unreadable text.

IE displays an HTTP 500 server error.

The sample API sample files run from the command line, and generate a readble url, but when I put them on the server as cgi they produce the same problem.

I know I am missing something, but can’t quite figure it out. Any advice
would be appreciated.

John
http://www.photobooks.us/checkout/test.htm

I’m running activestate perl 5.8.8 and apache 2.2.4 win32

I’ve already solved the date-manip issue with adding TZ to the environment variables.

]]> Comment on Google Checkout API Tutorial for Perl - Part 1 by Rune http://blog.organicsem.com/tutorials/google-checkout-api-tutorial-for-perl-part-1#comment-9 Rune Tue, 18 Mar 2008 01:12:24 +0000 http://blog.organicsem.com/tutorials/google-checkout-api-tutorial-for-perl-part-1#comment-9 Is it possible to do subscription management on the google checkout? i.e. a recurring monthly fee on someones credit card like it is with Paypal? Is it possible to top up when their balance or credit on something is running low? Is it possible to do subscription management on the google checkout?
i.e. a recurring monthly fee on someones credit card like it is with Paypal?
Is it possible to top up when their balance or credit on something is running low?

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