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Blog ArchivesWordPress 3.0 and the Custom Post Type
Submitted by • Posted on March 22, 2010 • Leave a comment
Well, enough have been said about the bunch of the new features the upcoming WordPress 3.0 carries. Custom background support, new navigation/menu settings UI and above all, the networking tool which enables you the solution to expand your WordPress installation to multi-blog version a.k.a. WordPress MU. I was recently designing a portfolio/showcase site for our…
Disable Non-admins from Seeing the WP Version Update Notification
Submitted by • Posted on January 5, 2010 • 3 Comments
One of the many, many reasons I love WordPress is that it lets you know when a newer version is up for grabs and is only a couple of clicks away. That’s sweet, but sometimes I feel annoyed when a client calls me in a busy mid-week day and tells me that I should update…
Installing MovableType Pro 4 on XAMPP on Windows XP Machine
Submitted by • Posted on December 22, 2009 • Leave a comment
Anybody there using MovableType? I got my hands dirty with it today and honestly, I am admitting that unlike our very own sweet, easy and popular WordPress, the world is different there, MovableType is the most difficult content publishing tool I have ever installed. I installed everything Perl required (including the DBI and the DBD::mysql)…
A Tip for the PHP Noobs: Get the Description of the Error or Function Causing the Error
Submitted by • Posted on August 11, 2009 • 2 Comments
I am a self thought PHP coder and when I was new to this fantastic language I always wanted to know why errors are errors and why certain functions are causing errors. Also I was clueless of why errors are (sometimes) hyplerlinked? Likewise, every PHP newbie would ask the same frustrating question and would want…
How to Send Email with XAMPP on Windows XP
Submitted by • Posted on June 15, 2009 • 25 Comments
When we are working on a new web application we usually test our projects locally before making them public. But, localhost doesn’t have all the good stuff available on the real host. Some functions need to be configured properly and some additional programs need to be implemented. Problem I was working on PHP/MySQL based small…
WordPress now supports Daylight Saving Time
Submitted by • Posted on May 19, 2009 • Leave a comment
Daylight Saving Time (DST) or Summer Time (as they call it in Britania) was usually something we used to set by hand in WordPress releases beyond the in-development version 2.8. This was not really painful, but being a great software, WordPress guys described it as a “Lame”. What is daylight saving time? Daylight saving time…
WordPress 3.0 and the Custom Post Type
Submitted by • Posted on March 22, 2010 • Leave a comment
Well, enough have been said about the bunch of the new features the upcoming WordPress 3.0 carries. Custom background support, new navigation/menu settings UI and above all, the networking tool which enables you the solution to expand your WordPress installation to multi-blog version a.k.a. WordPress MU. I was recently designing a portfolio/showcase site for our…
Disable Non-admins from Seeing the WP Version Update Notification
Submitted by • Posted on January 5, 2010 • 3 Comments
One of the many, many reasons I love WordPress is that it lets you know when a newer version is up for grabs and is only a couple of clicks away. That’s sweet, but sometimes I feel annoyed when a client calls me in a busy mid-week day and tells me that I should update…
Installing MovableType Pro 4 on XAMPP on Windows XP Machine
Submitted by • Posted on December 22, 2009 • Leave a comment
Anybody there using MovableType? I got my hands dirty with it today and honestly, I am admitting that unlike our very own sweet, easy and popular WordPress, the world is different there, MovableType is the most difficult content publishing tool I have ever installed. I installed everything Perl required (including the DBI and the DBD::mysql)…
A Tip for the PHP Noobs: Get the Description of the Error or Function Causing the Error
Submitted by • Posted on August 11, 2009 • 2 Comments
I am a self thought PHP coder and when I was new to this fantastic language I always wanted to know why errors are errors and why certain functions are causing errors. Also I was clueless of why errors are (sometimes) hyplerlinked? Likewise, every PHP newbie would ask the same frustrating question and would want…
How to Send Email with XAMPP on Windows XP
Submitted by • Posted on June 15, 2009 • 25 Comments
When we are working on a new web application we usually test our projects locally before making them public. But, localhost doesn’t have all the good stuff available on the real host. Some functions need to be configured properly and some additional programs need to be implemented. Problem I was working on PHP/MySQL based small…
WordPress now supports Daylight Saving Time
Submitted by • Posted on May 19, 2009 • Leave a comment
Daylight Saving Time (DST) or Summer Time (as they call it in Britania) was usually something we used to set by hand in WordPress releases beyond the in-development version 2.8. This was not really painful, but being a great software, WordPress guys described it as a “Lame”. What is daylight saving time? Daylight saving time…
