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Your Toutapp Private Data in Google’s Index

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Douglas Karr

UPDATE: Within an hour of my email being sent to Toutapp, they removed my report and account. I would still like to see them block their site from search engine traffic and bots. SPAM bots don’t care about robots.txt files, so this is still a poor practice of publishing this information freely. ToutApp should require a login to see private information. A few minutes ago, I just had a business partner contact me that when they searched their name on … Continue reading →

Grasshopper Marketing

Posted on May 12, 2009 by Douglas Karr

UPDATE: The results are in on this campaign! 4,911% traffic increase from April to May; 144,843 video views with 162 comments; 1,500 tweets; 120 blog posts in one month; Tweets from Guy Kawasaki, Kevin Rose, and Jason Calacanis; 7 national TV mentions. Tonight I got home and received a FedEx addressed to my blog from Grasshopper. Curiously, I opened the package and actually found a package of real chocolate covered grasshoppers – now that’s a marketing campaign! Read the fine … Continue reading →

WordPress: SMS Integration Plugin

Posted on September 6, 2008 by Douglas Karr

You may have noticed that I’ve been quiet this past week. It’s not from a lack of work, I’ve had quite a busy week! One of the projects I’ve been working on this week has been a WordPress Plugin that allows direct SMS integration with Connective Mobile. The plugin is quite robust, with both an administrative interface and an author interface. The admin interface allows you to manage the integration’s features. The author interface allows you to add subscribers and … Continue reading →

Check Email Address with JavaScript and Regular Expressions

Posted on October 28, 2007 by Douglas Karr

A while ago I put up a Password Strength Checker using JavaScript and Regular Expressions. On that same note, you can also check the structure of an email address utilizing the same methodology: If your form element has the id=emailaddress and you add a form onSubmit=”return checkEmail();”, this is a Javascript function that you can utilize to return an alert if the email address has a valid structure or not: <script language="javascript"> function checkEmail() { var email = document.getElementById(‘emailaddress’); var … Continue reading →