Alternatives to Internet Explorer – CNET reviews Via Eric
[Continue Reading...]Alternatives to Internet Explorer – CNET reviews Via Eric
[Continue Reading...]C A R T H I K . N E T >> WordPress Easter Egg Good find! This enables the editing of all the WordPress options on one page.
[Continue Reading...]Glen Road Girls – Blog Sets: More templates for your WordPress blogs. There are some really artsy cool templates here. WordPress templates are becoming quite the rage.
[Continue Reading...]Burningbird >> WordPress Modifications: A nicely detailed writeup on how Shelley customized a vanilla WordPress install into weblog.Burningbird.net Her documentation might be very useful for other people trying out similar customizations.
[Continue Reading...]FeedDemon Tips: A new blog from Nick with tips about FeedDemon. While you are at it, check out the update for FeedDemon which prevents malicious IE vulnerabilities from affecting FeedDemon users. PS: If you dont already, check out TopStyle Pro written by Nick. In my opinion, it is one of the best, if not THE best CSS editing software available.
[Continue Reading...]WordPress Media Player plugin: This plugin (for 1.2) allows the upload and management of MP3s and audio clips with the ability to create links for your blog entries.
[Continue Reading...]Addendum from my previous post about comment flooding, this is what I would change the code in my wp-comments-post.php (between the comments, you should recognize the place): // Simple flood-protection $lasttime = $wpdb->get_var(“SELECT comment_date FROM $tablecomments ORDER BY comment_date DESC LIMIT 1”); if (!empty($lasttime)) { $time_lastcomment= mysql2date(‘U’, $lasttime); $time_newcomment= mysql2date(‘U’, $now); if (($time_newcomment – $time_lastcomment) < 300) die( __(‘Sorry, this blog only allows a new comment once every 300 seconds. If you really want to write a comment, just wait a few and hit refresh on this page. Chances are you tried to add a comment about halfway between 0 and 300 seconds. Comment flooders are annoying. Thank you for being patient.’) ); } My own MySql server is messed up (because my mysql server is screwy AND in a different time zone than my web server, figure that) but it should work. If something breaks, I will try it […]
[Continue Reading...]I was having a terrible time with comment flooders recently and even though the comments are put in the moderation queue, it is still quite a chore to delete or remove a hundred comments that are fifty lines long. Not fun by any means. To create a simple solution to the problem, I have increased the timeout between the time a comment is posted and a comment can be posted again. By default, this time in WordPress is set to 10 seconds. I have increased that time considerably and added a really nice comment to the error code so people understand the reasons for not being able to post something. A commenter that is genuine is more likely to try to post somewhere in between the beginning of the timeout and the end. On the average she/he will only have to wait half the time set in the timeout. I […]
[Continue Reading...]Rent A Coder – Automated Form Filler: SpamBot code purchase request. What strikes me is the links provided as an example of a blog “form to be filled out”. (cafelog)
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