I am wondering if this is a single page website or 3 separate web pages. The URLs are:
index.aspx?page=home
index.aspx?page=about
index.aspx?page=team
I need to know for Google Analytics purposes.
GA will treat all of those as the same page. You will need to set up and populate a custom dimension in order to distinguish between them.
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I'm having difficulty finding way to open multiple scorms simultaneously..
Is there a setting that I need to change or blackboard does not allow multiple scorms to be opened?
So commonly with SCORM you have a Runtime API that is nested somewhere on the LMS web page. This API is directly flavored for the SCO that was requested. So having multiples trying to talk to the same API would lead to data corruption. The only way to extend the capability for multiple shareable content objects would require more IFRAMEs. You'd need to nest the runtime in the first IFRAME, then the Content in a sub IFRAME. I've accomplished this with another client and it was done mainly to represent single page SCOs stacked on top of each other as a Q and A style homework display.
Is it optimal? Probably not. Does it work? Totally. The SCORM Runtime is a JavaScript based API which is populated with a CMI object. Namespaces within that CMI Object (get / set) from the content, however the LMS is responsible for populating its base values as well as maintaining whats allowed and not allowed. Hope that helps, but based on your question Blackboard would have to implement that sort of module support to do it.
I have website and added the google custom site search. It works fine and displays the results. The pages are stored in the database and allowed to edit by Administrator (as CMS solution)... How google search the content and displays from my database content? I would like to know the technique or method google follow?
Google does not have access to your database, only your web pages. It regularly crawls your web pages and indexes them, just like it would for its own search results. The only difference is it serves up results specific to your website to your website.
Just wondering if there's any way to search all web pages which link to some specific url? For example, all web pages containing link to example.com? Thanks
You probably might want to explore the Google Search API which allows you to use Google search results in your programs.
How new twitter manage to make every page of users has 9 pagerank? In the old one each page was perceived as a different page and therefore has different pageranks.
They've redirected http://twitter.com/ceejayoz to http://twitter.com/#!/ceejayoz, which is actually just http://twitter.com/ to a search engine. There are indexable pages behind the scenes (URLs like http://twitter.com/?_escaped_fragment_=/ceejayoz), but you don't see them.
The intent isn't to game PageRank, that's just a side effect of the AJAX URLs they're using.
I want to create a search webpage which should display the Google results page as well as results from our intranet webpage. Can I design it using Google Custom Search Engine?
Not unless you expose your intranet to the public Internet for Google to index, which is probably not something you want to do.
They have services to index intranet content as well, but they might be a big costly.