I’ve just upgrade my personal blog into Wordpress 2.9.2 this morning. There are some critical issue update beside vulnerability bug fixed. I think it’s very useful when the website has many writer content like this blog for example. The critical issue is Wordpress fixing Trash facility that already launch in previous version Wordpress 2.9.
At the [...]

Today, many web hosting accounts use ?CPanel? as an interface that is used by a webmaster for managing the files on the domain. And within this control panel, there is an icon known as ?Fantastico?. This is a service that many web hosts subscribe to and this service allows the webmasters to automatically perform script [...]

Solution:
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Problem Description:
In many cases when web user or blog admin can receive the message that “403 Forbeiiden  error – You are not authorized to view this page”. I have search for the solutiona and provided my best here:
Possible Solutions:
If your account is hosted on a Windows server it could be a problem with the [...]

From time to time, I run across a number of very useful WordPress resources or interesting posts related to WordPress, which I share in my WordPress news and notes posts.   Here is a few that have caught my attention over the past month or so:

WordPress Optimization Bible -The WordPress Optimization Bible is a collection of [...]

From time to time, I run across a number of very useful WordPress resources or interesting posts related to WordPress, which I share in my WordPress news and notes posts.   Here is a few that have caught my attention over the past month or so:

WordPress Optimization Bible -The WordPress Optimization Bible is a collection of [...]

If you’re a Web developer who’s been curious about Ruby on Rails but has never gotten around to trying it out because you couldn’t find a suitable overview of its advantages, then this article is for you.
We want to bring Ruby on Rails closer to those who want to take a peek first, without going [...]

By Jean-Baptiste Jung
Over the past 10 years, the MySQL database has become incredibly popular on the Web. Every WordPress blog is driven by a MySQL database, which contains the blog’s posts, settings, comments and much more.
While plug-ins and even coding hacks can solve some problems and achieve some tasks, sometimes you don’t have any other [...]

Yesterday in my post about moving your blog to a domain, I mentioned that there is a problem that presents itself when posts are imported into WordPress 2.5 or later.   A quick search determined that I wasn’t the only one having this problem, so I decided to document how to fix this problem here (or at [...]