XHTML Validator to RSS : Ben Hammersley: Check your validation through RSS requests. A silent feed is a valid page. Via: a bunch of blogs, first seen on Bradbury
[Continue Reading...]XHTML Validator to RSS : Ben Hammersley: Check your validation through RSS requests. A silent feed is a valid page. Via: a bunch of blogs, first seen on Bradbury
[Continue Reading...]WordPress Multiuser: or WordPress “Mu” is a MultiUser, Smarty templated version of WordPress. I had heard some idle conversation about this version via Donncha, but this is awesome! Via: Wordlog
[Continue Reading...]I am sure many of you have already found this bug and have squashed it somehow, but I had not done that. So if you are still one of those people using WordPress 1.2 Mingus and run intro trouble mass deleting comments, this is the quick solution. Open up your edit-comments.php file which should be in wp-admin in your favorite text editor. Find this line: else $mode = $_GET[‘mode’]; And add this just below that line: $delete_comments = $_POST[‘delete_comments’]; Now delete comments en mass with glee! Sorry for the late response Narada.
[Continue Reading...]Ensight – Jeremy C. Wright >> High Risk Extensions: Microsoft has released the most updated list of high risk extensions to be filtered, avoided and generally not downloaded to your computer. I find this list incredibly useful because I offer uploads from many of my sites/blogs/work Intranets and this list is more complete than anything I have seen before. [edit, EDIT] Stupid Internet Explorer completely breaks the blog because it wants to put the whole list on one line. So, if you need to go and look at the list, visit the link above. [EDIT] Well, crap. I forgot about all the web script crap that has to be filtered in the case of uploads. So this is not as complete as I thought it was since the purpose of this list is different. Oh well, this will add to my growing list.
[Continue Reading...]Viewfinder Design: Nice set of WordPress templates for download. As usual, thank the author if you decide to use their work.
[Continue Reading...]WordPress as basic CMS: Since Photomatt linked to the Stanford Community Health Research Center, the author Graham wrote up an illustrated document on how it was done.
[Continue Reading...]For those of you that have tried to download the various scripts etc and have gotten 404s in the past couple of days, they should mostly be fixed now. I moved my server over the weekend and the most recent set of downloads were not moved to the new server. That has been corrected. If you find anything else missing, please let me know.
[Continue Reading...]Lee’s Weblog >> HP on Blogging: Blogging 101s from HP. More big name companies jumping on the blogging bandwagon.
[Continue Reading...]This is for future reference. If you are getting a 500 internal server error for your cgi-bin, have all the permissions set right and are using Plesk (or any other suexec virtual apache platform) the following command might be your answer. SSH in and type the following: chown root:apache /usr/sbin/suexec That should resolve most of the uid/gid mismatch issues and the 500 internal server issues. The technical explanation is that suexec runs the calling program as the owner/group that the suexec program is saved under and apache will run most scripts with a suexec (in a virtual server environment) to sanity check script execution and prevent malicious scripters. Plesk will sometimes save this file under the wrong credentials. Thus the headaches.
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